Sad news

[hfarley]

My husbands grandmother passed away this sunday. At 95 years old she put up a good fight. She finally had enough of this life and decided to go and be with her son and husband. She will be missed a great deal but the memories will always be there. Now instead of running back and forth to be with her we will be running back and forth to clean her house, and things. At at least now things can slow down a bit and we can take our time doing what needs to be done. My husband and I inherited her entire estate and we even realised that some of her furniture would be perfect for the baby's room. It turns out that the set we are going to use in the bay's room was my husbands father's furniture which then became his grandmothers furniture. So we will have a family heirloom in our childs room. It kind of helps dealing with my father-in-laws passing in September and now my grandmother-in-laws passing this month. We have decided to donate the remaining items in he house that we do not want to local charities so that they may too enjoy the furniture and items as much as she did and hopefully make some memories of their own with them.

I am telling you all, I am done with the deaths in the family. This has been one heck of a past year for my family with two grandmothers and a father passing on along with two of my husbands and my beloved pets that were like our children. Although we did have a few joyous occasions mixed in such as my mom getting married and the addition of our newest ferret along with the baby announcement, we are done with the sorrow for awhile. I think we have deserved to take some time off and and just be a family.  I don't know how much riding I will be doing in the near future, but you can be assured that I will not be giving up the Vision. I am sure as soon as the weather breaks I will get that itch again and will be off riding somewhere.

I want to thank everyone for their kind words in the past and I will be around. Probably more as a lurker for awhile but definately still here. This place is addictive LOL!
-Heather

[h2olawyer]

I am deeply sorry to hear of your loss.  I understand how difficult these times can be & that there are no words that can work magic to make you feel better.  At 95, she had a great run & while still difficult, it is somewhat easier than losing someone much younger.  Take care of yourself, your husband & your soon to arrive addition to your family.  I'm glad to hear you got to spend some time with her in her final weeks.  I'm sure she really appreciated it.  The memories will remain with you and should hopefully make the next phase of your life easier.  Glad you have some furniture and other items from her estate - nothing like heirlooms.

You and your family will be in my prayers.  Maybe now, the sun will shine brighter on you all for a good long time - you've earned it!

H₂O

[louthepou]

Death sucks!

Lou

[Tiger]

...Our thoughts and prayer's go to you and your's...

                 

TIGER

[BREWSKI]

Ninty + Years is a good life,may her and her loved ones rest in peace,and peace be with you and your family.  Brewski....