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Avatar Posted by duke 231 days ago (http://news.google.com)
Category: In Memory

Classmates plant tree in memory of electrocuted girl
WQAD, IL - Nov 15, 2007
AP - November 15, 2007 8:14 AM ET EDWARDSVILLE, Ill. (AP) - Classmates are remembering a 12-year-old Metro East girl who was electrocuted over the summer ...
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Avatar Posted by lanerough 159 days ago (http://redhot21.blogstream.com)
Category: In Memory
Come on in...sit a spell...take your shoes off and have laugh. **Q. What's the difference between a southern zoo and a northern zoo? **A. The southern zoo has a description of the animal on the front of the cage along with a recipe. *** **Q How do you get a sweet little 80-year-old lady to say the "F" word?** **A. Get another sweet little 80-year-old lady to yell "BINGO!" *** **Q. What's the difference between a northern fairytale and a southern fairytale??? **A northern fairytale begins, "Once read more »
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Avatar Posted by movingon 140 days ago (http://www.rumorsofme.spaces.live.com)
Category: In Memory | Tags: remembering
Of a man such as you -- how can I break that into lines of 4 or 2?
Of many talents, your fingers caressed guitar strings, with a voice that carried woes into the scattering winds.
I could write a book--yet it still would not be enough. Reverently....his spirit knew its own, just working through the days and nights when the strength of his Belief was all there was to carry him on. I miss the laugh, the slow to anger presence, the knowledge of his mind, the sweetness of his patience with me and his example of living will ever sustain us all. I'll always see him in the Arizona Highways magazine--he loved that land so very much. We are never ready to leave, or be left behind. I carry him within my Spirit and wherever the sea meets the sand, I know my life is fuller, richer for having known and shared precious time upon this earth with him. My dearest Friend , John Church. read more »
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Avatar Posted by lanerough 125 days ago (http://www.gaither.com)
Category: In Memory
See the full, uncut story from Homecoming Magazine's March-April issue featuring all the Homecoming artists who have gone home... The March-April 2008 issue of Homecoming Magazine honors the beloved heroes of gospel music who are no longer with us... those who now comprise Heaven's Homecoming choir. Due to limited space, the article was trimmed down for print, but we have the entire uncut feature below. Enjoy this celebration of some remarkable people! Heaven's Homecoming Choir Remembering Tho read more »
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Avatar Posted by lanerough 102 days ago (http://mosshill.blogs.com)
Category: In Memory
Winner is...for IN THE MIDDLE OF MY HEART (a precious gift from my husband today remembering how my mom wanted lilies at her memorial, which she did. They will ever be special to me all the days of my life) Please read this letter from my sister announcing the winner. In loving memory of our mother, Mildred Ramona Oliveira, who we love dearly and miss like crazy. Our mommy departed so suddenly and I continue to ask, “why Lord?” There are many things we don’t understand in this world, b read more »
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Avatar Posted by lanerough 82 days ago (http://simplyamusingblog.blogspot.com)
Category: In Memory
Going home. It is a phrase that evokes strong emotions within me. When I think of going home, it is not so much a "place" that I remember, but more a "time". A time of innocence, when my life was happy and carefree and all was right in the world. It is a place I would willingly travel back to if granted just one wish, although some might not understand why after reading my story. It has been said that "absence makes the heart grow fonder", but whether this is true or not, I am unsure. I sometim read more »
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Avatar Posted by lanerough 44 days ago (http://www.fbchsv.org)
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Blind Faith (No. 21, 2008) How quickly can you remember? It’s a trick question. You may be one of those irritating people who has instant recall of names, phone numbers, appointments, sports statistics, historical dates, etc. But I’m not asking about the time interval between posing a question and retrieving the correct answer from memory. Data may be available from your memory in a flash, but once accessed it also may have meaning only for an instant. How much time is needed to unfold read more »
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