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Kenneth J. Woodcock
December 13, 1940 ~ February 23, 2017 (age 76) 76 Years Old Light a Candle
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Message from Oliver
March 19, 2017 10:51 PM
So sorry for your loss. During this difficult time may you find comfort in God's promise to wipe every tear from our eyes and death to be no more. Revelation 21:3, 4
Message from Cheryl Warren
February 28, 2017 4:30 AM
April I am so sorry for your family's loss. You and your family are in my prayers during this difficult time.
A candle was lit by Cheryl Warren
on February 28, 2017 4:24 AM
Message from Mary Riegert
February 27, 2017 10:54 AM
Melissa and family,
Sending love and prayers.
Remember Me
It is true I am not here in the physical sense anymore, but you have traces of me left in many familiar places:
You’ll hear expressions that remind you of our conversations; You’ll see beautiful things that remind you of our adventures together; Something will make you cry, and you’ll remember a time when we shared tears and comforted each other and felt better. You’ll laugh at something, and it will remind you of a time when we laughed together at a movie, or a card, or just a funny situation.
So, my friend, there will be times when it hurts to remember.
It’s o.k. to cry, and you may not feel strong sometimes, but I know you have an inner strength. Rely on it and try to move ahead.
Know that you hold a special place in my heart, and that your presence added to my life.
Use these memories to help you when things get you down and you need an extra smile.
When you do or see the things we enjoyed together, know that I am still there in your heart and in your memory.
Remember the happiness we shared.
Until that day when we meet again, live your life to the fullest as I did, and share yourself with others.
So, my treasured friend, until we meet again … remember me.
Mary E. Riegert September 1996
Sending love and prayers.
Remember Me
It is true I am not here in the physical sense anymore, but you have traces of me left in many familiar places:
You’ll hear expressions that remind you of our conversations; You’ll see beautiful things that remind you of our adventures together; Something will make you cry, and you’ll remember a time when we shared tears and comforted each other and felt better. You’ll laugh at something, and it will remind you of a time when we laughed together at a movie, or a card, or just a funny situation.
So, my friend, there will be times when it hurts to remember.
It’s o.k. to cry, and you may not feel strong sometimes, but I know you have an inner strength. Rely on it and try to move ahead.
Know that you hold a special place in my heart, and that your presence added to my life.
Use these memories to help you when things get you down and you need an extra smile.
When you do or see the things we enjoyed together, know that I am still there in your heart and in your memory.
Remember the happiness we shared.
Until that day when we meet again, live your life to the fullest as I did, and share yourself with others.
So, my treasured friend, until we meet again … remember me.
Mary E. Riegert September 1996
Message from Melissa Groff
March 24, 2017 11:34 PM
Thank you Mary for being such a thoughful person and being there for my family and I during this difficult time, that was a beautiful post.
A candle was lit by The Huffs
on February 27, 2017 12:42 AM
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