Bspauld

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We buried my beautiful wife on Monday. Two Pastors (one was a grandson) and other people got up to say good things about her. The Funeral home parking lot was full and they parked on the grass, The same with the church. A big pile of donations for Hospice, surprised them on how many there were. I am doing ok but have a huge hole in my life now. She worked along side of me wither it was cutting firewood or working on a tractor. The kids took her 46 pick up to the funeral home and it made a catch in many throats. Lots of tears shed and lots more to go. Thanks to all that prayed for her and wished me and her luck
 
I am so sorry for your lose. My prayers are with and your family. May God Bless you and give you strength during your time of sorrow.
Take care an God Bless
Lester
 
Deepest reguards to you & family

Please keep in touch & keep talking
We cannot fill the void but we can
keep you company....
 
I don't know what to say either. Your many friends are your strength. We'll listen too if you need to unload. Jim
 
You did her right. She is not gone.She is now waiting for you on the other side. May you find strenghth in your family , your friends and your faith.You might try and fill the void by doing good things with your family. My wife works with me too and I feel the same way about her. I hope it gets a little easier for you each day.
 
May memories comfort you. Memories keep the one you loved close to you in spirit and thought and always in your heart, today and forever. We are thinking of you with sympathy.

dhg
 
So sorry for your loss. She may have left a hole in your life with her passing,..but think of all the good memories you have of her. A lifetime of love and memories is in your heart and as time passes you will heal with the grace of the Good Lord. Like the others have said,she is waiting for you on the other side,..but for now she lives in your heart.Take care and God Bless you and your family.
Leo & Denise
 
You walk a road that I hope I never have to walk. I hope I go first, but if it don't work out that way I will deal with it one memory at a time. My deepest sympathy to you and yours. God Bless
 
My most sincere of condolences. May she smile down on you every single day, smiling as she guides and waits for you.

Mark
 
Lost my wife one year ago on June 1, totally unexpected!
You will have some rather bad months but hang in there. Life does slowly get a bit better.
Even now it is not fun but I do one day at a time and some days are OK.
Grandkids and the kids make things worthwhile.
Don"t give in to the dark moods!!
 
I lost my wife in December 2004. After a five year battle with Cancer. Still have my bad days. Thinking of the funny things she did or said helps me get through the bad days.

Asked her why she married me. Told me somebody had to.

Passed a car lot one day. When her sight was getting bad. She said must be a good sale over there. Look at all those cars.

She may not be hear with you on earth. But she will always be with you.
 
I lost my late wife Arlene on April 9th 1994 to a nine year fight with breast cancer. Locked myself in the house every weekend for close to a year. Did as little as I could get by with during the week.
No advise from here knowing everyone is different. I know that I would have been better off if I had not ducked under the tent for so long. Will be married to Dixie ten years next week. I am as happy with Dixie as I was with my late wife Arlene but I sure don't forget her for one day. If something would happen to Dixie I would miss here just as much.
 

I lost my wife after 52 years on December 14th. I can understand your sorrow. It's not easy. You have to take one day at a time,keep your self busy doing anything,but keep busy!! Try to be with friends and things will work out. God bless.....Jim in N.M.
 
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