Mom,
This is how I will always remember you…
Love your son,
Jimmy
2009
Saturday, February 28, 2009
Letter from Dan #1 son - 2009
Dear Mom,
Today is my two year anniversary of retirement; I hope or, rather I just know you would have been proud,to see your oldest grow into Senior Status.You put allot of work into making me into a Man of the Twenty First Century. Often when I see the clock read the time [ 313 ] or [303] I think of this Day. Exactly Six Years ago when you were called to Heaven, sort of {Gods Early Retirement Plan}, my question of why is not an option God needed you by his side and that's that. Say Hello to him from me.
Love Danny # 1 Son
Today is my two year anniversary of retirement; I hope or, rather I just know you would have been proud,to see your oldest grow into Senior Status.You put allot of work into making me into a Man of the Twenty First Century. Often when I see the clock read the time [ 313 ] or [303] I think of this Day. Exactly Six Years ago when you were called to Heaven, sort of {Gods Early Retirement Plan}, my question of why is not an option God needed you by his side and that's that. Say Hello to him from me.
Love Danny # 1 Son
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
Dear Mom - Susie 2009
Dear Mom,
I took a trip with Darlene to Chicago for her 40th birthday(Yes, I am turning 40 this year). I travel with Darlene often, but it is usually with the family. This trip was just the girlfriends. Every time she got a call on her cell phone I panicked.
The day you died, Darlene and I were at the Palace of Auburn Hills watching the Disney Princesses on Ice show with Allison and Kayla. While I was driving home, she checked her voice mail and immediately called home. Mike had told her that you had passed. I could tell in her voice that something was wrong, but she wouldn’t tell me. She wouldn’t even tell me who it was about. I had to call Marie and Jim Blough told me. We continued to drive home in silence.
Still to this day, I am a little uneasy about making plans with just Darlene and me. I know I am superstitious, but the day you died still haunts me. I fear that she will get a call that something bad has happened to someone in my family.
Writing this letter brings me sadness and insecurity. Like the first day of Kindergarten; lost and alone. I would rather focus on all the good memories, but in reality, sadness is still palpable.
I think you would have liked the Disney on Ice Show.
Miss you and love you,
Susie
I took a trip with Darlene to Chicago for her 40th birthday(Yes, I am turning 40 this year). I travel with Darlene often, but it is usually with the family. This trip was just the girlfriends. Every time she got a call on her cell phone I panicked.
The day you died, Darlene and I were at the Palace of Auburn Hills watching the Disney Princesses on Ice show with Allison and Kayla. While I was driving home, she checked her voice mail and immediately called home. Mike had told her that you had passed. I could tell in her voice that something was wrong, but she wouldn’t tell me. She wouldn’t even tell me who it was about. I had to call Marie and Jim Blough told me. We continued to drive home in silence.
Still to this day, I am a little uneasy about making plans with just Darlene and me. I know I am superstitious, but the day you died still haunts me. I fear that she will get a call that something bad has happened to someone in my family.
Writing this letter brings me sadness and insecurity. Like the first day of Kindergarten; lost and alone. I would rather focus on all the good memories, but in reality, sadness is still palpable.
I think you would have liked the Disney on Ice Show.
Miss you and love you,
Susie
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