Entry #: 6

Entry Date: 2008-01-23 15:47:49

To my Mom Sharon Rose Mcleod who died September 20, 2008 after a year long battle with cancer...You will FOREVER remain in my heart, I will NEVER forget YOU...I LOVE YOU SO MUCH and miss YOU everyday..I would have liked to have seen you again and for my children to have met you..

My NEVER ENDING LOVE,

your daughter

Natalie(Connie)

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Entry #: 5

Entry Date: 2006-11-11 08:21:25

tom hayes died 10 july 2004

my uncle tom  died from mmsr, he went into hospital for tests , and had  an emergency operation for ulcers, was doing fine , then got mmsr super bug and was dead in a week from gettin it. this is my aunt phillys husband, from tom died philly died also.

she gave up the fight, and the last words she said to me were i love you, and that was the last words i said to her.

rosaleen 

Entry #: 4

Entry Date: 2006-11-11 08:13:01

philly hayes

my lovely wee aunt philly who died 18th feb 2006.philly gave up the will to live after her husband tom passed away 15 months before. she died from illness caused by her addiction to cigs. she could not stop smoking. i tried everything to get her to stop but the power of addiction is so strong it won in the end. i loved her like a mum and i miss her more each day. she spoiled me as a child when i would sit on her knee and she would sing to me.lord please give her a big hug and tell her i love and miss her so much. tell her we will met one day and what a day that will be lord

love you philly

rosaleen

Entry #: 3

Entry Date: 2006-11-11 06:28:20

Mickey Jerkins, December 14, 1998, My Mom

My Mom was 73 when she passed away. She was a diabetic and had life-long health problems. She passed suddenly in a nursing home that she had been admitted to 6 weeks prior. I has privileged to see her the day before she died. I recall feeding her and when it was time to go, the last thing she said to me was, "No", as I told her I must leave. Her death was surely unexpected to all of us.

God blessed me by leading my Mom to Christ only a few days before she was admitted to the home. She almost seemed reluctant to accept Christ, although she always admitted that was the best thing that had ever happened to me in my life. She did say the sinner's prayer and received Him. I am assured of that moment and I am comfortable Christ called her home before the good seed planted had withered.

Entry #: 2

Entry Date: 2006-11-11 06:14:58 -- Edited On: 2006-11-11 08:49:00

Harry Jerkins, January 21, 2000, My Dad

My Dad was 83 when he passed away. He had Alzheimer's and was in the Old Soldier and Sailor Nursing Home. I was able to see him on the day he died. He had not been capable of recognition of anyone for quite a few months, yet for my comfort God allowed this scene to happen. When I said, "Dad, this is Candy", although his eyes never opened he reached his hand up. I then said, "Dick is here too," and once more he raised his hand.

I was privileged to lead my father to Christ just a few days before his 80th birthday, and shortly before he was diagnosed. For this I am eternally grateful and my biggest joy was to hear my father proclaim, "I am a Jesus man."

By the time he was placed in the home he was losing his faculties quickly. The Chaplain there could not reach him, but Jesus gave me full assurance that he was indeed a Jesus man.

Entry #: 1

Entry Date: 2006-11-09 13:27:46

Steve Jerkins, March 23, 2006, My loving nephew.

Steve was 33 years old. He passed away after a heart surgery caused by Marfin's Syndrome.

Steve, you had enriched many lives and I have spent time recalling special moments. From your childhood, I smile at your unique talents; cartoons, humor and drums. In your adulthood, the love and attention you gave to PaPa in his illness, and the wonderful example of husband and father you displayed as a family man.
I know there is a great cloud of witness in heaven now rejoicing at your homecoming. Until we meet again, I remain your loving Aunt Candy