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Journals Of Loss And Remembrance
An Angel Catcher is a place where you can hold your angel and your personal journey of grief. It's a way to celebrate your child's life - A journal of loss and remembrance.
The following are the Angel Catchers for some of our angels - add to them whenever you like. Know they are here for you to visit.
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Your strength and endurance humbled me in your presence
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R.I.P. Emily Gough
by Jon Dudley
On Friday Febuary 17, 2006 Emily passed away.
Everyone loved her why did this happen?
Did we really need her to go?
Why her?
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Matthew you are our brave little man, We love you and miss you, It was our privilage and honour to be your parents. You will be loved and missed forever.
Love you
mom and dad
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Our Angel "Matthew"
by Cindy Yensen
God sent an Angel, to live with us on earth, a child filled with laughter and love, it was evident since his birth.
We knew that he'd be special, a gift sent from above, a very easy child to know, a very easy child to love.
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To meet where we have already been
would do............
Sherry Blevins, Mom
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To...
by Sherry Blevins
To dance with you in colour.......... would not do
to dream of you in this dimension........would not be true
to notice you in these moments ...would be obscure
to see you in the world not seen
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The hardest words a mother can hear is ...GOODBYE from a CHILD!
And the Hardest thing a Mother can do is... Let Her Child GO!
Brenda Verdiel, Mom
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Angel in the Corner
by Brenda Verdiel
There's an Angel in the corner,
with a penny in his pocket
And he's Mommy's Special Angel, with a penny in his pocket
His eyes are as Blue as the sky above
He's Mommy's Special Angel, He's the one I love.
Special angel over there
Kneeling down to say his prayers
Keep him safe both night and day
Keep that big bad devil away.
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I WISH TO THANK YOU DALTON
FOR SHARING YOUR LIFE WITH ME
I WISH TO SAY SON, I LOVE YOU
Eugene Fallu
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Journal
by Dalton's Dad
IF I NEVER SEE ANOTHER RAINBOW
IF I NEVER TOUCH ANOTHER ROSE
IF I NEVER STAND ON THE OCEAN SHORE
I TRULY KNOW I,VE BEEN BLESSED;
FOR YOU DALTON ARE MY RAINBOW,
MY ROSE,MY OCEAN
WITH EACH PASSING HEART BEAT
WITH EVERY BREATH I TAKE
I SAVE EVERY MOMENT AS MY LAST.
AND IF ITS TO BE MY LAST
I TRULY WOULD SAY I WAS LUCKY,
FOR I HAVE SEEN AN ANGEL
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From the words we've written we hope you see, you make up everything that's a part of us.
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Scott, You Are...
You are the sun that brightens our whole life.
You are the stars that comfort us through troublesome nights.
You are the soft breeze that makes us laugh.
You're the time spent which makes sadness pass.
You're the earth below and the sky above which fills our world with so much love.
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David...precious David. I chose your name because it means "beloved"
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From A Mother's Heart
written by Sandy Riggs, January 1999
Some of you may ask: "why would you share something so intensely
painful and personal with complete strangers on the internet?" And
my simple answer to that question is this: We, none of us, are
really strangers. I believe that deep down in my soul. We may not
have met on this vast landscape we call Earth, but all of us have at
least one thing in common: We are spiritual people.
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