I have been searching for a picture to post of my aunt Lynn but have come up empty... this beautiful sunset seems appropriate.
My aunt Lynn was a woman of incredible strength, compassion, patience and love. I admire her outlook on life and her positive perspective even in the bleakest of times. She smiled through her continual pain and never failed to have a laugh in her voice when we spoke. She loved animals (even the meanest of cats, her Kit) and little children, especially her sunday school kids. She passed peacefully yesterday evening with her husband and daughter at her side. I can't imagine the pain they are feeling now and only hope that my prayers might help them find some comfort. I know my grandmother, my dad, Uncle Chad, Aunt Anet and their families are also feeling her passing with their own sorrow and pain. It is comforting to know she is in a much better place, free from the bonds her body so tightly held on her and on her movements....now she can dance with the angels.
Godspeed, Aunt Lynn.
My aunt Lynn was a woman of incredible strength, compassion, patience and love. I admire her outlook on life and her positive perspective even in the bleakest of times. She smiled through her continual pain and never failed to have a laugh in her voice when we spoke. She loved animals (even the meanest of cats, her Kit) and little children, especially her sunday school kids. She passed peacefully yesterday evening with her husband and daughter at her side. I can't imagine the pain they are feeling now and only hope that my prayers might help them find some comfort. I know my grandmother, my dad, Uncle Chad, Aunt Anet and their families are also feeling her passing with their own sorrow and pain. It is comforting to know she is in a much better place, free from the bonds her body so tightly held on her and on her movements....now she can dance with the angels.
Godspeed, Aunt Lynn.
