Sunday, January 14, 2018
I loved my Aunt Jean. I admired her. She was full of love and she made everyone happy. When I was a little girl, my Aunt Jean would let me sleep over at her house. When I would wake up, she would make us animal shaped pancakes. My Uncle Don would be working a crossword puzzle at the table near her. Her house was filled with love. She had many beautiful pictures of my cousins. She grew beautiful plants. She loved the Family Circus comic. I thought she was magical. I had so much fun with her. She spoke sweetly always. She was so pretty and had the softest skin. I remember watching her hold my Uncle Don”s hand walking down the boardwalk at the beach. She was happily married. She loved my favorite uncle. Uncle Don, I love you. May God comfort you. I know you miss her so much and your heart is hurting. You are in my prayers. My Aunt Jean was a good mother. She raised amazing children. I love my cousins Ronnie, Sheri, Ricky, and Sandy so much. Aunt Jean was a loving sister to my mother. This was such a blessing to me because I got to grow up playing with my cousins, going to the roller rink and kings dominion. Family was important to her. Right now I’d like to wrap my arms around my cousins and hug them all. Their mother is smiling down on them free from altzheimers. My dear cousins, you’ve cared for your mother with such godly grace and love. I am so sorry for your tremendous loss. Take comfort in knowing that you will be together again someday in heaven. Hold onto each other tight as sister and brother in your grief and love your Dad. I love you. I wish I could be with you tomorrow.
