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| Lovelace |
on Mon 6 Jul 09, 4:52 PM to Lovelace's blog.
In response to this:
http://www.informedconsent.co.uk/posts/210753/
My younger sister finally lost her long battle with cancer on the 20th June at the tender age of 37 leaving 4 children, 2 grandchildren and a devastated family. Here is my eulogy to her:
OUR TRACEY
Well what can I say, where do I begin to describe such a person so caring within.
A sister, a daughter, a friend and a lover. An aunt, a grandma, a wife and a mother.
A true nature lover of all that is pure, she never said no to a stray at her door.
The strays she has nurtured their angel she's been, a real florence Nightingale on the animal scene.
She'll be in zoo heaven with the monkeys and dogs, and her favourite collectables the pigs and the frogs
I'm sad for us all that you're physically not here, but deep down inside I know you are near.
We spent time together and talked about things, like what happens next and what it would bring.
We talked about worries, being nervous and scared, and how you would let people know that you cared.
The laws of the universe, mother nature and faith, fate, and old handbags that arn't up to date.
Physical limits and how they would go, no pain, no hunger, no worries, no woe.
As free as a bird to watch over us, to guide us, suprise us and show us your love.
You were never alone, the family were there, but we wern't the only ones showing we care.
Another was with you, you know who I mean, the little ones clues were all number thirteen.
You said you'd come see me, I'll know when you're there, that flickering lightbulb, that breeze in the air.
No sooner you passed, a message came through. A bell chime for me and white roses for you.
God bless Tracey. x
| 6 Jul 09, 4:57 PM Soul_Alloy UK(PR), 5 yrs |
Hugs to you Better to be a diamond with a flaw than a pebble with none - Confucius |
| 6 Jul 09, 4:57 PM Iphis_me UK(E), 4 yrs |
So sorry to hear of your loss. My thoughts are with you and your family. xx "That hurts......please don't stop!" |
| 6 Jul 09, 4:58 PM wonderer UK, 5 yrs |
How awful for you, and for her family. I'm so sorry to hear this choozy. I do hope you all find ways to grieve and to think forwards too. Ubi caritas et amor, Deus ibi est. http://www.informedconsent.co.uk/posts/226772/ |
| 6 Jul 09, 5:01 PM druidic UK(DD), 12 yrs |
So very sorry to hear of your loss. My thoughts are with you and your family x FIFE & TAYSIDE MUNCH |
| 6 Jul 09, 5:02 PM Qwoins_calamity UK(S), 3 yrs |
Oh darling im sending you hugs from me and from Q xxxxxxxx he will find out if i have been bad. |
| 6 Jul 09, 5:03 PM felis_silvestris UK(M), 3 yrs |
I don't know you but want you to know that I'm thinking of you x If I take you from behind, push myself into your mind When you least expect it, will you try to reject it? Give it up, do as I say; Give it up and let me have my way.. |
| 6 Jul 09, 5:10 PM Butterscotch UK(RM), 3 yrs |
So sorry to hear of your loss, sending you lots of love xx Next Play Party Thurs 9 July 10am-3pm Romford - Evening Play Party Thurs 16th July 7.30pm - 12am Romford |
| 6 Jul 09, 5:10 PM SirLancealot UK(CM), 6 yrs |
Thats lovely. God Bless X |
| 6 Jul 09, 5:11 PM Will_and_Echo UK(SW), 5 yrs    |
I am so terribly sorry for your loss. She sounds like such a brave person, I hope you and her family can remember her with love and that your grief fades in time. Exx "What you blush to tell", says Venus, "is the most important part of the whole matter" |
| 6 Jul 09, 5:16 PM MissKimberley NL, 8 yrs    |
Wishing you strength in this difficult time, all the best to you and yours xxx “During times of universal deceit, telling the truth becomes a revolutionary act” - George Orwell |
