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This month's Featured Mom is Tina Geesey
Hi my name is Tina Geesey. I was so honored when Judi asked me to be the feature mom for February. I am 52 years old (as of the 1st). I have been with my husband Barry for 34 years. We grew up a block away from each other. We have three children. Our angel Barry who is forever 26. And two daughters, Megan is 23 and engaged to a wonderful guy. And Kari is 25 and married to a great guy Luke with 2 adorable boys. Kainen 4 and Noah 2. She just found out she is expecting again and due September 28. Everyone is so excited. We live on a small farm in Pennsylvania. We raise Newfoundland Dogs and we have had just about every animal there is to be on a farm. But at the moment just chickens.
My husband and I decided that since Barry was mentally handicapped and Megan is blind that I would be a stay at home mom. I just loved it.
Angel Moms has been such a wonderful help to me. It is the one place I can count on to be were no one judges you and eveyone understands how you feel. I have met such terrific moms here. Especially one who is Rugh Hughes. She came here to PA from Ohio to meet for lunch one day with her mom and has been such a great friend to me. We both lost our boys when they were 26 years old.
I lost my Barry on 02/18/2006. After a fun morning shopping together were he had bought 2 scary movies, which he loved, and some snacks to eat while he watched them we went home. It was a saturday and my husband had worked until noon. When he came home he and I went and ran some errands. When we got home I went up to stairs to tell Barry I had brought him some dinner and he looked like he was just peacefully sleeping. But he was not. He had aparently layed down with a piece of beef jerky in his mouth and choked on it. He was long gone by then. My first year seemed to be such an out of body experience. This second year has been very hard. Barry was the heart of our family. He was funny and lovable. A big teddy bear. I thought he would be with me until I was old and grumpy. I miss him so much. If you get a chance please visit him on his website at http://barry-geesey.memory-of.com
Thank you so much.
Miss Me - But Let Me Go
When I come to the end of the road
And the sun has set for me,
I want no rites in a gloom-filled room,
Why cry for a soul set free.
Miss me a little, but not too long,
And not with your head bowed low.
Remember the love that we once shared,
Miss me, but let me go.
For this journey that we all must take,
And each must go alone.
It's all a part of the Master's plan,
a step on the road to home.
When we are lonely and sick at heart,
Go to the friends we know,
And bury your sorrows in doing good deeds,
Miss me, but let me go.
Author Unknown
For this news article I wanted to write about Heaven and what I think it is like and I wanted to share this article I found also. When I think of Heaven I think of it as the most beautiful place that I have ever seen. I think of all my loved ones I've lost standing there to greet me when I walk though the Heavenly gates and the first one there will be my daughter Tiffany. There will be no pain only happiness, there will be no tears just smiles. I feel that us moms that have lost a child have a special place in Heaven, God knows the pain we have suffered. I feel our children has brought us together (Angel Moms) to help each other find comfort. I feel our children are together watching over us. This brings me alot of comfort. These are my views and I know not every ones views. But I hope the ones that feel the same way I do get some comfort out of this article.
What is Heaven like?
Heaven is where God is. He is the light of heaven, the joy of heaven. As you mature in your understanding of the Bible, you realize there is no material concept of heaven that will do it justice. The Bible talks about streets of gold as clear as crystal and walls made out of precious stones (see Revelation 21:18-21). All sorts of images immediately come to mind when we mention heaven. More than anything else, heaven is a spiritual condition where one spiritual being is in touch with another spiritual being, and there is total communication and fellowship.
Whatever we consider to be a joy here on earth will be heightened millions of times beyond anything we can conceive when we get to heaven. The apostle Paul put it this way: "Eye has not seen, nor ear heard, nor have entered into the heart of man the things which God has prepared for those who love Him" (I Corinthians 2:9).
In the Middle Ages philosophers talked about the "ultimate good." The ultimate good to them was being in the presence of God. That will be the greatest aspect of heaven. Those who are there will be in His immediate presence, in a way no one can possibly know this side of eternity.
Being in God's presence will bring an intensity of delight that will far exceed anything we could know here on earth. Furthermore, in heaven there will be neither death, nor sorrow, nor sickness, nor poverty.
"He will dwell with them, and they shall be His people, and God Himself will be with them and be their God. And God will wipe away every tear from their eyes; there shall be no more death, nor sorrow, nor crying; and there shall be nor more pain, for the former things have passed away" (Revelation 21:3-4). The Bible also talks about crowns and thrones in heaven, so we do know that heaven is not just a huge democracy where there is no differentiation of function (see Revelation 4:4-11). There will be different functions and different levels of responsibility assigned to different people. For there will still be levels of order and structure throughout God's universe. The Bible says that those human beings who are fortunate enough to enter into heaven will actually judge angels (see I Corinthians 6:3). The fallen angels -- or demons -- will come before us and we will decide their fates. Perhaps people will be assigned to watch over a planet or two. We do not know for certain what tasks we will be performing in heaven, but there will obviously be an ongoing, functioning universe. We will be God's messenger-agents in ordering and running it.
There are many things about heaven we do not really know. Will there be animals in heaven? The Bible says that Jesus will be riding on a white horse when He returns to reign on the earth, but we do not know if this is a literal horse (see Revelation 19:11). A white horse represents purity and power, so this may be symbolic. We cannot say for sure if there will be animals of any kind in heaven, but I believe there will be.
We do know that we will be able to recognize our loved ones in heaven, and we will experience great joy over being reunited with them (see Luke 23:42-43, Hebrews 12:22-23). Your real self will live on in heaven, not some shadowy part of you. You will never feel so alive as when you enter into the heavenly city, the New Jerusalem God has prepared for the saints.
There is also going to be an extension of man's mind beyond anything we could begin to understand now. There will be an opening of understanding into the secrets and mysteries of the universe. Furthermore, in heaven there will be no fear of any kind of evil, and God will provide magnificently for His people. What is heaven like? It is better than anything any human being could ever imagine when he tries to picture the best thing that could ever happen to him. Beyond that, there is not much else we could say!
Random Acts Of Kindness
February 11-17 2008 is Random Acts Of Kindness Week.
What is Random Acts of Kindness Week?
Random Acts of Kindness Week focuses on the spirit of hope and goodness. It is a springboard for action. A time to be open, to act upon thoughts of generosity that arise spontaneously from your heart. Just notice what happens as kindness ripples out!
The week is an invitation for individuals, schools, community groups, service clubs, businesses, health institutions, schools and churches to join hearts and hands to create a better world.
A kind act is "random" when it is unexpected-done simply out of the will to extend goodness, person to person, without expecting anything in return.
Join in the "kindness revolution" today and make a positive difference on this planet that we all call "home."
Random Acts of Kindness Week - A Global Celebration
I do Acts Of Kindness in memory of Shane, I thought I would share more about that with you all.
I print up business cards to use to do this (I have put one below). Some of the things I do is go through drive-thrus of fast food places and pay for the person's order behind me and have the cashier give them Shane's card. I have bought Easter baskets for a needy family, donated money to different causes, left flowers at a grave at the cemetery and other different things. Several times my husband who is a mechanic has stopped to help people stranded on the road and when they tried to pay him, he has handed them a card. It only takes a little thing to touch the life of another.
When you do an act of kindness, you never know how it will affect a person. Below is a an e-mail I received. I have deleted the names for privacy.
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Judi, This past spring, my daughter in law was in line at McDonalds when you paid for her food. She keeps Shane's card on a cabinet door in her kitchen. Little did we know at the time that we would be experiencing a tragic loss of our own just a few short months later.
On August 18, 2002, our precious wonderful loving and caring son, *******, took his own life. A life so precious and wonderful to us, his mom and dad, to his siblings, to his friends, and family gone from this life.
That day I thought of ****** *******, who had lost her daughter ******* to a car accident 15 or 16 years ago. She came to the wake. I also thought of you and how you had the acts of kindness cards in Shane's memory, and I knew that I would want to do something like that for my ******. I have printed some and have done a few things, like you, through a drive through.
God placed my daughter in law there at that moment in time because he already knew what we would be going through.
I do not have to share/tell you how empty, broken, saddened that my husband, *****, and myself, ***** are, since you know first hand this terrible grief. I wanted to share with you how your kindness for Shane has now been carried on for my son, ******.
*****
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You never know how one small act of kindness you do will touch someone.
This is Shane's Act of Kindness card.
February is a national awareness month for heart disease. With this in mind, I wanted to talk about how congenital heart defects affected our lives, and the life of our sweet angel Zackary.
Receiving the news that something is wrong with your child’s heart is earth shattering. In our case, the CHD was diagnosed during pregnancy, and what should have been a joyful time instead became months of worry and fear. Zackary’s older brother said that he was born with a “broken heart”, and the official diagnosis was AVSD – atrioventricular septal defect – basically a hole right in the middle where the four chambers of the heart intersect. Parents who are faced with this are forced to make life altering choices about the future of their child before he or she is even born. To add to the stress, the heart defect may be just the tip of the iceberg, because it is often a sign of other medical issues, such as genetic disorders (this was the case with my angel Zackary, who was born with Down Syndrome). In some ways I started grieving during our pregnancy. I knew that I would not get the normal birth, and that I would most likely have to leave my son in the hospital when I was ready to go home afterward. Then the wonderful birth of our son came and we were faced with seeing our baby endure operations, IV’s, catheters, and endless tests and procedures. Exam after exam, little ones born with CHD’s need rest and their mommy’s and daddy’s to hold and cuddle them, which is impossible in many cases due to all the tubes and monitor lines they are hooked up to. I learned a whole new language of medical terms, about oxygen saturation levels, bradys, tachycardia, monitors, surgeries and medications. I prayed and searched for answers, and looked for the most current information on the newest treatments, hoping it will be just what was is needed to save my child. Of course none of it was enough, and I watched helplessly as Zackary slipped away.
CHD affects millions of newborn infants and children worldwide; it is considered to be the most common birth defect, and is a leading cause of birth-defect related deaths worldwide. CHDs are the #1 birth defect. It affects about 1% (one in every 100 ) of newborns -- over 40,000 babies are born with heart defects in the United States every year, alone. Each day 10,830 babies are born in the U.S.; 411 of them have a birth defect -- of those, 87 will be born with a congenital heart defect. (According to the March of Dimes)
Congenital Heart Defect Fact Sheet
1. Sometimes during early pregnancy, a baby's heart fails to form properly, resulting in structural abnormalities known as Congenital Heart Defects. Although some defects are genetic, in many cases the cause is unknown.
2. It is estimated that 40,000 babies with Congenital Heart Defects (CHD) are born in the United States alone each year. Approximately 1 million American children and adults with Congenital Heart Defects and Childhood Onset Heart Disease are alive today.
3. CHD is the most frequently occurring birth defect, and is the leading cause of birth-defect related deaths.
4. Although some babies will be diagnosed at birth, sometimes the diagnosis is not made until days, weeks, months, or even years after. In some cases, CHDs are not detected until adolescence or adulthood.
5. Some CHDs may not require treatment other than periodic visits to a Pediatric Cardiologist. Others can be treated with medications or repaired with surgery and/or procedures. Complex defects may require several surgeries and are never really "cured".
6. Many cases of sudden cardiac death in young athletes are caused by undiagnosed CHDs and Childhood Onset Heart Disease.
7. During the year 1998 in the United States, 55,000 hospital admissions for treatment of CHD were recorded, a statistic which includes an estimated 20,000 operations performed for repair or palliation per year.
So this Valentine’s Day, February 14th, A DAY FOR HEARTS, please pray for all those born with “broken hearts”, and all the families that support them, or grieve for them.
Do you long to go to sleep at night and dream about your angel? I wanted to share an excerpt from the book “A Christian Book of the Dead” by Margarete van den Brink and Hans Stolp that may just help you. May all of us be visited by our angels tonight.
We are closer to the spiritual world at night than during the daytime. During the day, our attention is (justifiably) focused on all sorts of things which have to happen on earth or which are matters of concern and require our attention. But at night we can cast off these cares, becoming more open to what comes to us from the spiritual world. This is why the night is the best time to enter into contact with our loved ones who have crossed the threshold of death. This often takes place unconsciously, but we can also try to bring some awareness to bear on it. For example, you may be in bed, have read a little, then turn the light off and want to go to sleep. If you think of the person who has died at that moment, just before you fall asleep, this becomes a strength which passes directly to the one in the spiritual world.
The question is therefore: what do you want to pass to the person who has died? Of course it is best if we do not pass our feelings of loss and sadness to him, so much as our feelings of gratitude and trust. But how do you do this? You can do it by recalling memories of the other person, preferably some of the best and happiest memories that you have. Think of this memory while you lie quietly in bed, and allow the memory to pass through you in such a way that it becomes reality for a moment, so that you start to radiate warmth. If you do this, it is likely that you will feel a warm happiness and grateful feeling within you. Allow this warmth to pass right through you. With your eyes closed, look at this memory and feel it fully. Then let it go, and go to sleep. At that moment you have sent a message of love and gratitude, and the other person will have received and felt the contact of the loving warmth which came from you. You can be sure that the message arrived. Feelings of true love always reach the other person wherever he or she may be, on earth or in heaven.
Dream Encounters
There is a chance that during the night you will dream about the loved one who has died – a dream which is more than a dream, because it actually is a real encounter in the spiritual world. This encounter is made possible by the gift of warmth and gratitude which you sent towards the other person from your heart, before you went to sleep.
Love is eternal, and even death cannot put an end to love. This is why it is possible to continue to reach and help our loved ones, even when they have entered the wider, further realms of the spiritual world.
Hope
Hope is a reason to get up every morning-a reason to push on. Life will be better, we will be better people and best yet, we will make a positive difference in the lives of those we come in contact with. Hope comes in all sizes, as I was recently reminded. It can be layered thickly, like meringue on a lemon pie or as thin as the candy shell of an M&M. When you reach hopelessness, surely there are very few options left.
I thought about this quite a bit in January. I had been receiving strange calls in my office. These calls were strange in the tone of voice, the messages delivered and even stranger when I realized that I recognized the voice. I contacted our security department. They took my statement, recorded the bizarre messages left on voicemail and asked me to identify the person from a photo. While weeks went by, the phone calls kept coming. It was so obvious to me that this poor person was hoping that someone would come to rescue her from her own madness. I learned that she was calling many departments. She had sent threatening letters to some and called in bomb threats to others. At one time this person had been a colleague and now she had stepped out onto that slippery slope and was plummeting to an abyss from which rescue might not be possible. NYPD had gone to her home four times and were about to be dispatched again. I was hopeful that this was the answer to her deranged prayers.
I hope my angel knows how much I love him and that he can hear me when I talk to him. I hope someday I can hear him speak to me. I hope that my children grow in positive ways and I hope that they will outgrow their growing pains. I hope that I will not outlive my mind and body and most of all I hope that I will never be on that same slippery slope plummeting to an abyss. I am lucky to be loved and I do hope that never stops.
Diana's Memory Lane
Through sharing our memories
It keeps our children alive.
With each special moment remembered
They help us to survive.
As we walk down memory lane,
We always keep them near.
For they are the ones we will never forget.
The ones that we hold so dear.
Written by:Zana Maxwell-AngelMom to Alex
alexchristopher.memory-of.com
This month Angel Mom Jane is sharing a memory of her Angel Lee with all of us.
I don't have many memories of my Angel Lee. I only had him for a month. I do remember his vivid blue eyes. Also my main memory is : He always had a small white teddy in his pram with him & it had a white ribbon round it's neck. I remember picking him up out of his pram & the teddy came with him and the ribbon was wrapped round his finger. He even took his teddy to Heaven too. I also remember that I had a Newfoundland dog, at the time. She was 18 months old & weighed 7 stones( to give you an idea of her size). She used to check on Lee, by looking at him over the edge of the pram. If he was crying, she would run to get me so that I could make him better. She worried about him.
Love from AngelLee's Mom Jane
Angel Lee's Page
Brother to Michael,Shelley ,Jake & Angel Billy
Please sign My AngelLee's Guestbook
Please send Memory to dianaandharold@bellsouth.net
Thanks Diana
Life after Death
Natalie Smith-Blakeslee
Bereaved Mom and Professional Medium
There is much that we can learn about life after death, though the near death experience (NDE as they are called.) Many that have studied this occurrence give us a glimpse into the other side. We as bereaved Moms wondering and will use statements like " Is there really a here after", "what is my child doing in the after life if there is one." Even I, have wondered this and questioned after losing my precious daughter Carrie 2 years ago.
I, who is one of those people who have had a NDE still questioned it. Myself, who has helped many bereaved parents with the loss of their child was now facing the loss as well.
I would tell people before I lost Carrie its normal to question your beliefs, faith and all that you have known because your whole world as you know it was rattled and shaken when you lost your child. I didn’t know how true that really was until we lost her.
It is through the eyes of those noted people that have studied the NDE and written about it. That our faith can be restored. The LIGHT, The LIFE REVIEW, Meeting those we have lost again. IS all true. Some remember all of the experience some recall just light some recall a nothingness. Yet some of spoke of seeing what the Drs are doing above them when they were clinically DEAD. There was such a show like this two nights ago on the National Geographic Station called " I Came Back From the Dead" She spoke of hearing conversations that the Drs and Nurses had while they performed brain surgery. She spoke of a light, pin point in size .Which, ironically is the same expression I used. She also spoke of gravitating toward the light.....I felt a pull , tug and knew that the light is where I was to be... She spoke of this too.....I meet deceased people that I didn’t know, meet loved ones that had passed before me. All extremely happy to see me and welcome me. What a huge party I thought, was it someone's Birthday I thought? No, I heard someone say, you are home and that’s the party!!
As I watched this show, was reminded of my own NDE....as I recalled above. What had learned , what they had shared with me. It reminded me of images I say when I held Carrie's Hand and she crossed over. The people, My Dad, Grandmother, Carrie's favorite Grandma, all there, all waiting to see her what a grand party they too would be having just as I had saw in my own NDE. What I saw that day, was later confirmed two ways through a dream with her Father and with what a dear friend, mentor and teacher had told me.
Indeed that there is life after death, Love is much stronger then death ever will be.
©Natalie Smith-Blakeslee
Bereaved Mom and Medium
© 2008
February Crafts
For instructions for Flower Pot Candy Dish, click here: Candy Dish Instructions
For instructions for Heart Photo Frame, click here: Photo Frame Instructions
Acts Of Kindness
The Act Of Kindness Award will be given to an AngelMom that was nominated for their kindness and thoughtfulness. It will not be a contest, it is "Thank You" kind of award. Anyone can be nominated. If someone has touched your heart by doing something special, please nominate them by emailing Loni. There is no exclusions, everyone is included. We will list each member that has received an Award.
Acts of Kindness for the month of January were presend to
Angel Mom's Acts of Kindness
Band-aids
Band-aids have many uses. They’re good for covering boo-boos, in arts & crafts projects when you’ve run out of tape, sticking things on the wall when you don’t want to remove the paint. . .
Another use for “band aids” is to cover the huge hole in the heart that is suffering the loss of a child. These band-aids, unfortunately, don’t stick very well and they have to be reapplied often. When someone doesn’t speak of our child, no matter how well intentioned, the band-aid slips off. When some one speaks “words of wisdom”, the band-aid slips again. You all know these wise words. “At least you didn’t have your child long enough to get attached to him/her”, “he/she is in a better place”, “it’s for the best, and at least he/she isn’t suffering any longer”. OOPS! Band-Aid has slipped again!
As mothers suffering the agony of the loss of a child, we eventually learn to reapply our band-aids, over and over again, and it’s sad that the world in general just doesn’t get it. When we speak of our child, the eyes roll or the conversation is changed. Durned band-aid has once again become unstuck!
To my knowledge, super stick band-aids haven’t been invented yet, and even if they have been, they won’t work on our hearts. The only thing that will cure the hole in our hearts is to have our child back…yeah, and world peace will happen next week!
To the moms who have lost their children “in-utero”, whose children were still born or those who passed shortly after birth, you may feel guilty for having to use these band-aids. Guilty because you feel you didn’t have your child long enough to cause the “heart hole”. It’s to those moms in particular that I’m speaking to.
I don’t care if you’ve lost your child soon after you discovered you were pregnant, you still had a child and you’re still a mother. You deserve to grieve, for what wasn’t. You deserve understanding from those close to you. You deserve to scream, cry and question the “whys”. You deserve a band-aid just as big as those who have lost adult children.
Carin Furgison
Angel Food Cake Roll
There's always room for dessert—especially when it's this eye-catching frozen fare. We like strawberry yogurt in the filling, but different flavors work well, too
Ingredients
1 package (16 ounces) angel food cake mix
5 teaspoons confectioners' sugar
1 carton (8 ounces) reduced-fat strawberry yogurt
1 package (1 ounce) instant sugar-free vanilla pudding mix
3 drops red food coloring, optional
2 cups reduced-fat whipped topping
Directions: Line a 15-in. x 10-in. x 1-in. baking pan with waxed paper. Prepare cake according to package directions. Pour batter into prepared pan. Bake at 350° for 15-20 minutes or until cake springs back when lightly touched. Cool for 5 minutes. Turn cake onto a kitchen towel dusted with confectioners' sugar. Gently peel off waxed paper. Roll up jelly-roll style in the towel, starting with a short side. Cool on a wire rack. In a large bowl, whisk the yogurt, pudding mix and food coloring if desired. Fold in whipped topping. Unroll cake; spread filling evenly over cake to within 1/2 in. of edges. Roll up. Cover and freeze. Remove from freezer 30 minutes before slicing.
Yield: 10 servings.
Strawberry Chocolate Ice Cream Pie
Ingredients:
* 1 cup chocolate cookie crumbs
* 1/2 cup buttermilk baking mix
* 3 Tbs. sugar
* 1/3 cup unsalted butter, melted
* 1-1/2 cups strawberry preserves
* 1-1/2 cups strawberry ice cream
* 1-1/2 cups frozen dessert topping, thawed
* 6 ounces miniature chocolate chips
* 1 cup strawberries, halved
Directions: Preheat oven to 350degreesF. Combine first 4 ingredients in a bowl. Press mixture firmly against bottom and side of 9 inch pie plate. Bake 10 minutes. Cool. Spread half of the preserves in pie shell. Stir ice cream in a bowl to a smooth consistency. Stir in whipped topping and chocolate chips. Spread half of the ice cream mixture over preserves. Repeat with remaining preserves and ice cream mixture. Freeze until firm. Garnish with strawberry halves.
This recipe serves 8. Prep 10 min, Cook: 10 min, plus freezing time.
The Original Chocolate Fondue
Ingredients
1 11-1/2-ounce package milk chocolate pieces
1/4 cup milk 1 tablespoon crunchy peanut butter Milk Fondue suggestions Assorted fruits,(orange sections, whole strawberries, pear slices, banana slices, apple slices) Angel-food cake or pound cake cubes Marshmallows Directions 1. In the top of a double boiler placed over gently simmering water, or in heavy small saucepan, combine the chocolate pieces and 1/4 cup milk. Heat, stirring constantly, over low heat until chocolate is melted and smooth. Stir in the peanut butter. Cook and stir till heated through. Stir in additional milk, 1 tablespoon at a time, until desired consistency. 2. Pour mixture into a fondue pot; place over fondue burner set on low. With fondue forks or long skewers, dip fruit dippers, cake cubes and/or marshmallows into chocolate mixture. (Will hold up to 1 hour on low. If mixture gets too thick, add milk 1 tablespoon at a time.) Makes 5 (1/4-cup) servings. Takes five minutes from start to finish. Chocolate SMores Fondue: Prepare as above except omit peanut butter. Pour mixture into a fondue pot; place over fondue burner set on low. Add 1 tablespoon marshmallow creme to the center. Do not stir. Slowly pour 1 tablespoon rum into fondue pot. Ignite liquor by touching lighted match to edge of pot. (Cooking or flambeing with an open flame should be done with great care and adult supervision. It will take about 1-1/2 minutes for the flame to burn down.) Carefully swirl the mixture after flame has subsided. Sprinkle 1 tablespoon graham cracker crumbs over the top. Do not stir. With fondue forks or long skewers, dip fruit dippers, cake cubes and/or marshmallows into mixture. Flaming Turtle Fondue: Prepare as above except omit peanut butter. Stir in 2 tablespoons caramel ice cream topping. Cook and stir until heated through. Pour mixture into a fondue pot; place over fondue burner set on low. Slowly pour 1 tablespoon rum into fondue pot. Ignite liquor by touching lighted match to edge of pot. (Cooking or flambeing with an open flame should be done with great care and adult supervision. This will take about 1-1/2 minutes) After the flame burns down, sprinkle 1 tablespoon finely chopped pecans over the top. Do not stir. With fondue forks or long skewers, dip fruit dippers, cake cubes and/or marshmallows into mixture.
Ginni Creasey would have been 21 on February 10th.
I would like to remember her and what she meant to us all.
Her website is dedicated to her memory: www.ginnimarcheson.org
RIP my dear Ginni and a happy 21st birthday to you and also a happy 4th birthday in heaven. You will always be in our hearts.
Love always, Mom
Some Links To Share
Angel Wings Pin - Abbey Press
Swarovski® Birthstone Angel Necklace
Wherever We Are Memorial Stone - Abbey Press
When-Tomorrow-Starts-Without-Me-Personalized-Memorial Wall Canvas
Life isn't about waiting for the storm to pass...
it's about learning to dance in the rain
Memorial Donations
In Loving Memory Of
Jill Miersonne by Parents (Paul and Laurie Miersonne)
Angel Moms Newsletter-February Printable Version
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