Kat I am so sorry I hold you and your family in my
thoughts.

Kat, sorry to hear about your loss. Your sister's light shines through
you.

Awwww, Rainbow, that was pretty.
Kat

A little information:
I have 8 sisters and 2 brothers. Now, before you jump to conclusions;
no, my mom did not have that many kids. I am from a family of many
blends. I have step sisters, and brothers, I have half sisters and
brothers, and 1 full blood sister. My full blood died many years ago. In
my family, once we are family, we stay that way. No matter what. Through
all the marriages and divorces, we all stay close and have family get to
gethers and visit a lot. We are family in every sense of the word. I am
very lucky.
Kat

I don't know how bright my light would be or what it would take to
really make it shine in those last moments, but according to most faiths
you shine brighter than the light of millions when you've been excepted
into God's arms. Any friend or sister of yours would surely have been
brought to there haven shining unbelievably bright. Have faith and
trust she's safe and happy in his arms now shining with your light, the
light of those who loved her, and His light.

Sorry for your loss

I have to ponder this a bit of time to gather the jumble of words and
thoughts that are filling my head.

KAt my dear sister ur light is in my heart, and I hope to reflect some
light in yours.
And the light of your sister will live next you forever.
You will be strongly in my prayers tonight before sleeping.

Regards

TLW

MSD...LW Thank you for the kind words.
Someone told me awhile ago that when I said that she used to beat us
up......that she still is and sure did. She beat us up to heaven.

We know what killed her now. She had been having a heart attack for over
a week. Congestive heart failure. She had three blocked arteries.
Massive heart attack and resperatory arrest. I was afraid it was clots.
We are going to have a celebration of life in her remembrance in about
three weeks. No funeral. Creamation, and celebrate.
Thank you all.
Kat

Kat, I have sat in the sun here for an hour or so, and pondered your
question...

I have one for you...

As you recall, all these snippets of times shared, and this feeling of
loss, for your sister...do you glow with love for her?

Through these tears that fall, are there smiles, as well, at moments you
shared?

That glow, is her light...that presence she shared in your life.

Her light burns bright, through you and every person she touched in some
way...

Jess said:
As you recall, all these snippets of times shared, and this feeling of
loss, for your sister...do you glow with love for her?

I am indeed feeling different tides of emotions. I feel sad. I feel
joyful. I feel happy at times, when I think about our childhood. I was
just talking to another sister and we were walking down memory lane. We
had such fun and hatred at times. So goes the love of a child. She was a
good woman, sad, lonely and sometimes angry. She was good. By her
passing; I will be renewed. A lesson was learned.=======================

Yes Lee. I feel her somehow more now than before.
Kat

May you and yours be washed over with peace...

My prayers go out...

Michael

Thank you Michael.
Kat

Just walked in. Big long hug for you Kat, it's all I can offer as I
ride the coat tails of those who have offered such awesome inspiration.

I have not considered 'my light' or my aura for many years, truth be
told, I did not want the intrusion while I lived in the darkness. As I
emerged, in truth, from that dark place I found many friends waiting
for me. Kat, if I have a light at all, it began with my truth and if it
grows at all, it grows every day that I live in truth, so everyday, for
me, is the brightest my light has ever been.

May low melodies that whisper of peace, lull you to sleep and may your
dreams be visions of light filtering through the clouds bringing you the
joy of many rainbows.

Kat.
I am sorry to hear of your loss. May Yahweh be Gracious To You. This
brings up a study/learning/teaching. When Yahshua said"let the ded bury
the dead". What did he really mean. IMO. I believe when one passes away
he was saying you have done all you can. It is time to move on and learn
from whatever we might be grieving in ourselves about this person. Could
I have done something different? I wished I would of been a better
friend? Was I to busy with trying to save for something I neglected
saying a proper good bye? ( Kat by all means theses questions are not to
you. But all of us) Why am I grieving? Are they for me or for the loved
one? These are things I believe Yahshua was saying/meaning when he said
"let the dead bury the dead". Just think about others/(helping) and
thier trials that they are going through while they are alive and you
will of been a true friend. While you had the chance. Shalom and may
YHWH Bless Your Houses With His Shalom..... Miles

((((((((Kat)))))))))

I'm so sorry for you.

But I don't think our lights just seize to shine as long as the memory
of it still shines in the heart of somebody else, as long as we are not
forgotten, our light shines on.
And as we have the tendency to remember the good things better than the
bad, our light might shine even brighter.

Sorry, it should have been cease instead of seize