My Mom...one of God's Children finally at rest
 

As most of you know a few weeks back I went to be with my Mom who was under Hospice care. I spent that week arranging for her care in her last days, making all the necessary arrangements for her funeral and finalizing her personal matters.

The last few weeks have been painful to handle, as my Mom slowly deteriorated to a point where she could no longer see nor speak, and only responded to touch. Having to idly sit by and watch as a loved one slowly slips away is something I would not wish on any person.

Early this morning my Mother quietly took her last breath and went home to be with her Lord. While the pain I feel inside at this moment is great, my solace is that she is no longer trapped inside a body that limited her wondrous artistic talent. She is now free to draw and paint all that she surveys in her new place of rest.

May your soul be at peace Mom....I love you and I miss you.

Mark

Sorry for your loss.

Mark,
She's in a far better place. R.I.P.

God bless, mmaddog's mom.

Prayers for your family.

Prayers go out to your family, God Bless.

God Bless

I know this has been a long struggle for your family.

My condolences.

I'm sorry to hear that mmaddog. May she rest in peace.

My deepest sympathies, mmaddog, may your mom rest in peace.

mmaddog, my very deepest sympathies...

My mom passed 12 years ago, and I still think of her every day.

There is no one else in your life like your mother. It is a love and a bond that transcends these mortal trappings. Count yourself lucky for every year you had her in your life, and know that her love goes on forever, even if her her presence does not.

Be strong, my friend.

Sorry to hear, my best to you and your family

Bummer Dog. my deepest sympathies to you and yours.

Very sorry for your loss. You'll be in my prayers.

Mr. mmaddog, Please know that the entire FAX household will be praying for you, your family, and your mother. Words are insufficient tools at a time like this. I can only wish you the assurance, however, of the simple and absolute truth that your mother is now enjoying life in a far, far better form and place. I know this to be true. For you, your family, and the others she has left behind I pray that the promise in Philippians 4:7 be yours; "And the peace of God, which passeth all understanding, shall keep your hearts and minds ..."

FAX