I don't know how it can already have been one week since Nathan took his last breath. The week has been incredibly busy making all the arrangements, seeing all the friends and family and having the memorial service.
In case you missed it on Nathan's page - here is the link to the obituary.
I may put the audio of the memorial service somewhere once I get it. Then again, I may not since Julia WAILED through the second half and it is most heartbreaking thing. She was fairly quite through the eulogy so perhaps I will at least put that up.
We are currently all at home with no one else here. There are only four of us now - very strange - very wrong.
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Glad to see your update. Love the sunflowers. You guys are in my thoughts today. HUGS-Danya
Hugs from across the pond.
I have been thinking about all of you a great deal. I am so sorry for the pain of everything.
I thought of all of you during Mass this morning and prayed for continued strength and peace. I believe Nathan is watching over all of you with great love.
love - Katie
I love the new look. The sunflowers are a very nice touch. We drove by a huge field of them today. They looked so happy soaking up the sun rays.
Take care of each other out there.
I like the sunflowers too. I can't believe you are home alone already! You better let me know if you want to get out for coffee, drinks, dinner... whatever. AND I'll make you meals, made to order. Love you guys and always thinking and praying for you.
Myndi
(((((((((((Susan))))))))))
I do like the new look of the blog though! If that helps any...
I like the new look! I am glad to see you posting on your blog, we all very much want to hear how you (all!) are doing.
xoxo Kate
:( HUGS
Thinking of you!! (((HUGS)))
(((HUGS))) Its good to hear from you. I can't believe its already a week, wow time is flying way too fast. You continue to be in my thoughts and prayers.
You wrote that "I may not since Julia WAILED through the second half and it is most heartbreaking thing." And you are probably right regarding a recording, but I must tell you that I was thankful for her wailing. It voiced my pain as well. Such a beautiful service, such a beautiful life, such a heartbreaking thing.
Love,
JimII
I love the sunflowers. I am sorry you're so sick but I am sure it can't be a surprise after a loss of that devastation.
Praying for your healing, mind, body and soul.
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