Today we say goodbye to our beloved Evelyn. She'll be missed by many, especially me. And while we understand that we can't live forever, we never thought she would let death get the better of her. She had a lovely service, with standing room only, in spite of the fact that her family is not in this country. She impacted so many, that even the car dealership which she dealt with was present among the mourners. That big smile you see in the photo, was always there. We all sobbed like children.
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11 comments:
Thanks for sharing the lovely commemorative photo....such moments will sustain you in the days ahead.
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Eveyln sounds like a beautiful person to have in one's life. I'm sorry for her death. Thanks for sharing your tribute to her.
So sorry for you loss. That smile is positively infectious.
Sorry to hear of the loss of your friend, but it sounds as if she had a wonderful send-off - she must have been loved dearly by a great many people. Thank you for visiting my blog.
What a lovely tribute, she has such a wonderful, generous face.
She looks like a truly happy person to have in your life. I'm sure she influenced you a lot. Sorry for your loss. Here's Mine
What a wonderful friend! I am sorry for your loss.
I'm so sorry you lost someone you truly care about. It's so hard to say goodbye to people we're close to. It sounds like she was loved by many. I pray your memories of her will comfort you till you meet again.
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What a lovely tribute to your friend!
It's good to sob like children when the passing of a beloved friend touches you so deeply, dear Irene. So many precious ones are passing off the scene, it's like there is a conveyor belt stretching into eternity and it's going faster and faster. I marvel at the grief some are called upon to bear, and I am amazed at how they manage to shine through the difficult days. Your friend will always be a part of you. I'm so glad you had a chance to know her. Rest in peace, Evelyn.
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