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                September 2, 1927 ~ February 5, 2002 
                  
                
                 
                Mom, I miss you so much and 
                selfishly wish you were still here with me. 
                But I know that you were tired and ready to go home. 
                Now I look forward to the day that we will all be reunited. 
                Until I can be with you again, please take care of my Loria. 
                
                 
                  
  
        
        If 
        tears could build a stairway 
        and memories were a lane,  
         
        I would walk right up to heaven 
        to bring you home again 
         
        No farewell words were spoken 
        No time to say goodbye 
         
        You were gone before I knew it, 
        and only GOD knows why. 
         
        My heart still aches in sadness, 
        and secret tears still flow. 
         
        What it means to lose you, 
        no one will ever know. 
         
        If I could have a lifetime wish, 
        a dream that would come true. 
                I would wish with all my 
                heart, 
                for yesterday and you. 
                A thousand words can't 
                bring you back, 
                I know because I've tried. 
                Neither will a million 
                tears, 
                I know because I've cried. 
                You left behind our broken 
                hearts, 
                and happy memories too. 
                I never wanted memories, 
                I only wanted you! 
                
        
        
         
        ~ Author 
        Unknown ~ 
                  
  
                
          
                Loria and her 
                Grandma 
                  
                
                
                 
                My Mom 
                kept the well-known poem "Pennies From Heaven" 
                pinned up in her kitchen where she would see it daily. 
                I believe that she would like it if I include it here on her 
                memorial page.
                
                      
                
                I found a penny 
                today 
                just laying on the ground. 
                But it's not just a penny, 
                this little coin I've found. 
                 
                Found pennies come from heaven, 
                that's what my Grandpa told me. 
                Grandpa said, Angels always toss them down. 
                Oh, how I loved that story. 
                 
                He said when an Angel misses you, 
                they toss a penny down. 
                Sometimes just to cheer you up, 
                and make a smile out of your frown. 
                 
                So don't just pass by that penny 
                when you're feeling blue. 
                It may be a penny from heaven, 
                that an Angel's tossed to you.
                
        ~ Author 
        Unknown ~ 
                
                
                 
                  
 
                
                  
                    
                      
                      
                        
                        
                          
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                            Your mother is 
                            always with you... She's the 
                            whisper of the leaves 
                            as you walk down the street.  
                            She's the 
                            smell of bleach 
                            in your freshly laundered socks.  
                            She's the 
                            cool hand on your brow 
                            when you're not well.  
                            Your mother 
                            lives inside your laughter. 
                            She's crystallized in every teardrop.  
                            She's the 
                            place you came from, 
                            your first home... 
                            She's the map you follow 
                            with every step that you take.  
                            She's your 
                            first love 
                            and your first heartbreak... 
                            and nothing on earth can separate you.  
                            Not time, Not 
                            space... 
                            Not even death... 
                            will ever separate you 
                            from your mother... 
                            You carry her 
                            inside of you. 
                            ~ 
                            Author Unknown ~  | 
                           
                         
                        
                       
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                Her life was not as 
                glorious as some, 
                Devoted to her children and their children, 
                Taken up by quiet tedium. 
                What's left when dreams are scattered to the wind. 
                She loved too well, perhaps, and fought too hard 
                To make a marriage work that wasn't right. 
                She was, of all bright loveliness, a shard 
                Struck off to bring our lives the gift of light. 
                There are those whose lives are shaped by love; 
                Whose pleasures, rich and full, are found in giving; 
                Who make our wild hearts bloom and passions move 
                Into measured fields made lush by living. 
                Without her all the gold's gone from the day; 
                She will be missed far more than we can say. 
                ~ Copyright © Nicholas Gordon, reused with permission. 
                ~ 
                 
                 
                
                  
  
                Please remove 'NOSPAM' 
                when e-mailing me. 
  
                
                  
  
                I appreciate your visit 
                to my Mom's memorial site. 
                Before leaving, won't you take a moment to sign the guestbook? 
  
                
                
                    
                 
                  
                 
                
                  
                
                        
                
                  
                   
                  
  
                
                
                  
                
                                
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