Well this is what it looked like burying my son only if words could describe the pain I had really felt well they'd be here but no nothing could explain how I felt standing around looking at everyone standing there in black. Well this is what it looked like burying my son only if words could describe the pain I had really felt well they'd be here but no nothing could explain how I felt standing around looking at everyone standing there in black Everyone saying there last words to Dean before he gets place in the earth for good. People came up to me saying sorry and that they couldn't believe that this happened. Etc then it came time for me to say my last words to my baby To my dearest Dean, I miss you more than words can ever express. You are the light of my life, I know that you …show more content…
You made a difference in so many people's lives, that's more than most people can say in a lifetime, and you crammed it all in to a far too brief two years. I still can't believe you left us a few days ago, My Heart aches every single day. From the moment my eyes open in the morning until I drift off to sleep at night. I am hurting so much. I miss your smile, and your laughter. I was so proud to have been able to to call you my little boy. I hope you know how loved you were, and that despite the pain, we forgive you. I hope your soul has found a place to rest and that you are finally at peace. I sometimes feel that you are with me. Sometimes I feel comforted and warm, and I imagine you are hugging me."I Love you forever, as long as I'm living .... my baby you'll be! I love you my dear, dear son."I placed down a rose and backed away from the casket into Carl's arms and cried some more when the church does slung open and
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Show More“I was so so sorry, deep in my heart I was sorry, but all your “sorrys” are gone when a person dies. She was gone. Gone. That’s why you have to say all your “sorrys” and “I love yous” while a person is living, because tomorrow isn’t promised.”
I'd like to thank you all for the outpouring of support and condolences on the loss of my beautiful son Adam. My entire family appreciates it. This is my eulogy to Adam:
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Life is short, and so we should make the most out of what we have. After the funeral all of us were distraught, but the person I believe it hurt the most was Shane. He was really close and cared deeply for her. But even though you could tell that it really hit him, he still stayed strong for the rest of us. This was definitely a hard time for us all, and though at first I was lost, I somehow managed to pick myself up with the help of my family. After all, life moves on whether you are ready or not. Like a never ending rollercoaster, if you do not get on, you will be left behind. If you blink, you will miss it. Life is a short and precious thing, so l must live it to the fullest and without regrets. Though I miss my grandmother very much, I will keep moving forward, for I know that is what she would have wanted, and that she will forever be in my memories and heart. I think of enchiladas and I remember her and all the memories that come with it. So to my dear grandma, who has left us behind I wish you a
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I felt his lips hit my forehead as he hugged me tighter, "There you go baby." I wiped the tears from my face, and found myself surrounded by my family. I could see the worry. My little brother's faces full of confusion and worry. I hid my face in his shoulder as I slowly brought myself to a point I could speak.
After about 45 minutes the time came, the oh so dreadful thing were suppose to look forward to, returning her body to the earth. We Paul bearers put the casket on the lowering device, as everyone gathered in a circle. We watched the coffin get lowered six feet. We said one last goodbye and left the cemetery. On the car ride home, I thought to myself change is inevitable, and this is part of life.
Thank you for the smiles. Thank you for the laughs. Thank you for the beautiful memories and the memories that have yet to happen. Thank you for the
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