How do I say in words of memories we shared that I have carefully tucked away in my heart? As your sister, I loved you from the beginning. You had a free spirit that explored everything and baffled us. That is what made you gifted and full of life. Dina is missing you & wishes for one more day with you. She will know you are with her in each glance at the night sky and every sunrise. The memories are safe in her heart. Rick, your brother-in-law, wishes more adventures with him, like eating cold hot dogs during the Florida boat rides & bouncing off waves & caught by surprise rainstorms. He enjoyed your laughter, lack of fear of capsizing. When you were six you flew a kite with him and used 10 balls of string and your only comment to him was if the kite gets lost, he would have to buy you another one. Your boys, Elijah and Cameron, will carry on and make you proud and they too will know you are still there for them. When they sleep, they will feel your presence ensuring their well-being and protecting them in this time of grief. Your wife, Charline, will be strong for your family and will honor your memory. She needs your support so whisper to her that you are there always. Your big brother, Scott, will need your support to help him too. You should know that he loved you and wanted only the best in life for you. He will honor your memory and be there for your boys. Scott will share all the life events you two had growing up with your children. Mark, you must know that Mom and Dad loved you from day one. Their hearts are heavy with grief, but soon the good memories will flood their hearts with brilliant pictures of happy times. They will know you live within them every moment of everyday. Do not despair for their tears, for it is necessary to cleanse the grief from their hearts to give shine to the pictures that are forever tucked away there. Mark, do not be too tough on Heaven because they will need a few days to adjust to your free spirit. With all our love—your family,

said nikecat3 2008.08.05 at 19:06:59 PDT