Paying respect.

[my_derringdo]

Today was rough. I attended Jalia Marie Kervahn's funeral with family and friends. It stirred up some old emotions that still lingered from when I went to my grandfather's funeral last summer. Losing a grandpa at 87 and losing a sister at the age of 24 are different. We all were expecting for him to pass on. He worked in the coal mines, used to

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[plathposer]

I was thinking the same thing but you put it better. Yeah, that preacher was right. We all have to better our lives in light of the deceased. I mean, death shouldn't be only about mourning someone you lost, but changing yourself as if to make them proud. I'm very hurt to know that the Kervahns are hurt. I feel an incredible pain for them and that service was pretty haunting. She was a cool person and she was nice despite the evil in the world. I hope she's in a better place. The only thing there is to do is to just be there for Amber. I'll see you guys Saturday.