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"To many of you who brought wine and beverages to add to the festivities and to Jaime and Chris for donating the use of their restaurant 'Tea Pod' for the after party. To everyone who brought or sent flowers, cakes, cards,etc. To Irene for doing the beautiful floral designs and to those who brought pictures and paraphernalia that created a warm and personal environment. To Robert and Norm who shared special songs about Mindis with us and a special thanks to Barb Madison who designed the Mindis Barker website which all of us can continue to share in the future. Finally, to those individuals who cared enough to share their personal experience of Mindis with all attendees. My thanks and love goes out to all of you."
~ Tom Birch ~ |
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Precious Moments... |
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Death Of A Friend … by Brian Emmanuel Apollo
When a friend dies, one isn't truly forgotten...
Specially when touched by the lives of others, without asking From heart to heart, in such a loving, caring and unique fashion When a friend dies, one isn't truly gone...
Though departed in the physical but remains in my mind's gate With me forever, regardless of their untimely fate When a friend dies, one isn't truly lost...
But is found and lives in the hearts of all of us Simply because we love em'... the recipient of our trust When a friend dies, one must travel alone...
Each one has his own special road, the route is created by each own Without help, each must walk alone; to our final destination, home When a friend dies, everyone becomes hurt...
Though no mere words can ever categorize the sorrow It's good memories fused with time that helps us through tomorrow When a friend dies, God is still in control...
Knowing that in the good or the bad, we are still blessed Because our God, not us, knows what's truly best...
Though how can it be explained when a friend dies, yet we still remain Until I see God and He makes it all clear -- at least I know He's always near I'll always remember my friend that I held dear, as I wipe away this tear... | |
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