All of these people have been gone for years, decades even, but their memory endures with me.
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- Grandpa & Nana Johnson
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- MeMe & Papa Nelson
Mom & Dad
Uncle Paul, who taught me to love nature, geography, and the national parks. He was in my life a brief 10 years but his influence has lasted a lifetime.
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Touching ❤
Aren’t you thankful for the memories and the photos???
That’s a hard one for me. While I’m glad for the memories I don’t handle death well, even though I know half of them I’ll see again, unfortunately I don’t know if I’ll see the other half again. Thanks for commenting, Ana
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Family, remembering, loving, enjoying brings peace to our soul. To reflect back is to pull forward those things that made us who we are. Thanks for sharing.
I agree. My memories have been invaluable lately esp in times of stress. Thanks for the insightful comments. I always appreciate what you offer to the conversation. Ana
I really enjoy reading your blog. Thank you for all the things you write. Bill
Love it!
Thank you
Remembering elders of family is a sweet thing – very beautiful family
with regards
Thank you, elders are so important to who we are, they are sadly missed. Thank you for the lovely comment