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Your Beloved Mom
 

It is now 4:am Saturday morning,  I am sitting  at the table across from the chair that you last sat on.  I remember how you lifted your hands to heaven, and thanked the Lord,  after you told me that you blacked out.   You said "thank you Jesus, thank you Lord".  Then you said "thank you mom for being here for me, Oh I love you mom, I need a tall cool drink of water, help mom".  I ran and embraced you, trying to call 911, weeping as I saw you in such distress, I cried out to God to help you, as God wisely loosened my grip on you.

I remember how it hurt to sit in the front of the Ambulance, while you rode in the back desperately sick , and needing your mother's touch.  It hurt's to even think of it today.

It is the morning of the 21st. day since you slipped away from my touch, my hugs, my loving care that you someties could'nt bear because I did not let you have your way, you had to do what you were told. why?, because obedience was better than sacrafice of your health and well being, and obedience to our glorious Father God.

 

Your life required that you stay on a schedule 365 days a year 24/7.  Yes it as hard sometimes, and I wish you did not have to go through the hard olaces that you had to thread but now it is over, and the Lord is fulfilling His word to you on every level, that I can only imagine. 

 

Peter and I came home at 10:pm from Georgia quite shaken because we passed your resting place, and was reminded that you would not be coming home with us anymore. But most of all, we were spared a head -on collission with another car going north in our south bound lane on the I-75.

.At exactly 7:30 pm

  We would have welcomed being with you if God would have it so, but the hedge of  God's devine protection that was securrely around us , kept us from sure tragedy.

Remembering your joy,and zest for life, we are happy to carry on  our Father's Kingdom work, doing what you are not able to do on earth anymore.

 

You are ever present in my heart, I remember the sunshine you brought on my cloudy days.  You were my ray of sunshine, night and day, you taught me so many valuable lessons, you taught me how to smile and have fun, and enjoy my christianity

I wished I could have showed you more of Christ's love, and compassion, I just wished I could have given you more of Christ and less of me.  All that is settled now, you have the utmost of what God created you for.  I am so happy for you, I  miss you darling son, dancing, and singing.  The house is so quiet now, when we get to heaven we'll sing and dance before the Lord , giving our all in worship and praise eternally. 

I'll go before the Lord in prayer now, I believe you will see, and hear me well.  You'll see I am still weeping, with great hope, and faith to see you well again.

  It is 4:41:am.  I remember every day of your life that we spen together, it was designed just for us by our Lord. 

 There was not one day that you did not hear the word of God in yourear, not one day that reverence to God was not displayed to you.  You are in His presence now, worship in freedom, with no constraints of time. Oh! Jesus is worthy , I ask no questions, I'll just work dilligently, faithfully in the field, until we meet at Jesus feet. - 4:52:am

Iwanna & Rawn Collins
 

David was the ringbearer at our wedding some 25 years ago.  I remember when David was born.  It's one of my first memories at Brooklyn Tabernacle.  The Pastor announced that Sister Sonia Bandoo had given birth to her 6th child which she delivered herself at home.  I thought, what a courageous woman.  Little did I know that this was the beginning of a long friendship with an incredible family. 

David's courage and love for the Lord was a blessing to me, and I will always remember his constant smile and his ability to make me laugh.

David will be sorely missed.

Aunt Winsome Bandoo
 

My dearest David, your laughter was very infectious.  Your courage and zest for life inspired us all. I especially remembered one of your visits, you wanted to eat more of the cake I made for you, and your Mom said, "you had enough already!" but when she left the room, you whispered "Auntie give me some more!" and I replied that your Mom said you had enough and you said with a smile "Oh she will be OK!"  I gave it to you anyway because it was always a special treat for you. I also remembered on my visit with you in Nov. 07 @ Shands Hospital I brought you more cake even though I knew you would not able to eat it then, but I knew in my heart that you would be better soon to enjoy it again. By your bedside I held your hands and leaned over to you and told you that I was here to see you, you opened your eyes for a quick second and gripped my hand in acknowledgement. 

Dave for your Home Going I brought your favourite cakes for everyone to enjoy in your memory. David, I will miss you and you will always be in my heart... Love Aunt Winsome

Nancy Briggs
 
How I loved to see your smile David; and those bright eyes! What a joy you brought  when you walked into a room. I especially remember the time when your Mom and you celebrated the beginning of a new year ( believe it was 2004) at a gathering in my home. You were so excited and encouraging; praising the Lord. You led the praises.
There were never a hint of the pain that you must have sometime felt. What a Warrior and an inspiration. Now you are home and can really praise the Lord - forever and ever.
Love, Nancy
joseph carleo
 
i didn know you that well, but i will miss you.
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