Out, bright candle

[davefreer]

Johanna Alida Freer, 1916-2009.
May the circle be unbroken, by and by, Lord, by and by.

Comments

[davefreer]

Thank you. My biggest worry now is how my boys will take this. They were very close to her (only surviving grandparent - and they spent a lot of time with her.) She was not exactly your typical old lady, curious and active to the last. 'Living' if you could call it that, as she was - unable to move alone or even speak would have been a purgatory she did not deserve.

It's us that are left behind that are saddened and our lives poorer.

[controuble]

I am just one of your readers and a lurker here on your LJ, but my condolences on the loss of your mother.

[davefreer]

Thank you. For her, it was best. For us... we'll miss her terribly. She was extraordinary as a person.

[reverancepavane]

Vale Johanna.
Condolences.

[davefreer]

Alida. She avoided the first half. Thanks

[paulcory]

I am sorry for your loss.

[davefreer]

Thank you.

[brownkitty]

I am sorry she is gone, for those of you that are left behind.

I am glad she is gone, because of the worn-out body she left behind.

I hope you'll both have some interesting stories to tell, when you meet again.

[davefreer]

Well put. She was not suited to a worn out body