Condolences to Patty (Page 3 of 4)

So sad to hear of your loss Patty.  Sending love across the miles and hoping you feel the strength of all of us with you.

Dear Patty, I'm so sorry to hear of your loss, I hope all the posts above help give you strength.

Just remember, everybody loves you, but we just love you a little bit more

I Read The News Today, Oh Boy...

Sooooooo Sorry Patty...Not sure how many more curveballs life can throw you! May you soon be crossing the Bridge To Better Days!

Love & Hugs,
Angela

Patty,
I know I've said it already, but Jane and I have you, Bobby and your family in our thoughts and prayers.
I'm sure you know we're here for you if you need anything...even if it's just to talk.

Bill

Patty, so sorry to hear of your loss and sending out sincere condolences to you and your son.

So sorry to hear of your loss.  My deepest sympathies to you and your family and freinds.

Today I shed a few tears at a funeral for a man I had never even met. Patty and Bobby put together the most amazing funeral for their departed husband/father. I am 55 years old and I couldn't guess how many funerals I have been to, but this one was by far and away the most meaningful and heartfelt. Patty got up and talked about Don and was followed by Bobby who read an entry that he had  found in one of his father's journals. Then person after person got up and talked about what Don had meant to them, many were chiropractic patients and several spoke of how he had helped them even when they couldn't pay for the service; he must have been an amazingly gifted healer. One man got up and sang a song a-cappella and a woman had a poem that someone had written about Don. I wish I had kept count of how many people got up to speak. The last one to talk about his experience with Don was the man that he had been taking guitar lessons from for the last nine years and he played a medley of favorite songs that Don had learned- starting with some CCR. Scattered throughout the service were several recorded songs including Jeff Buckley's cover of "Hallelujah" (where I lost it) and of course the service ended with Joe Bonamassa's "Asking Around For You".

It was a real tribute to a man I wish I'd had the opportunity to have known. It was the kind of service that made you reassess the amount of good that you are doing with your life and ponder if anyone would have reason to get up and speak from the heart at your own funeral. It was the new standard by which I will measure all funerals and Patty is to be commended for a job superbly done in the most trying of times.

Been thinking of you and Bobby. I've been praying too.

We love you Patty!