One Year

It has been one year since Daddy passed away. And the pain is as raw as it was this hour one year ago. I miss him. We all do. We cry together.

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Anonymous said…
Dear Loved Ones,

I too spent yesterday crying, but also remembering some of the good times with Dad. I went through some old pictures, and Vernon found an envelope with Dad's distinctive handwriting on it... Today is Memorial Day for Fallen Soldiers in Israel -- Daphna laid a wreath at a memorial in the north, in memory of a soldier she knew... May we know no more sorrow.
Monday, April 23, 2007 2:36:00 AM
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