Been gone a few days...

kikz
kikz Member Posts: 1,345 Member
in Ovarian Cancer #1
I haven't come to the board for a few days. My cousin passed away last Monday. I had posted about his illness. It was difficult as he was like a big brother to me as a child, even though he was mean to me at times! Like a brother. It is sad to lose family members as we get older. I have lost all my uncles and my aunt. But to start losing family members from my own generation is really hard.

They had a beautiful church service and gathering at the hall next door. It was upbeat as he would have wanted it.

Karen

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  • 2timothy1 7
    2timothy1 7 Member Posts: 345
    #2
    Sorry to hear about your
    Sorry to hear about your cousin.
    Love, Shawnna
  • lovesanimals
    lovesanimals Member Posts: 1,366 Member
    #3
    2timothy1 7 said:

    Sorry to hear about your
    Sorry to hear about your cousin.
    Love, Shawnna

    Dear Karen
    I remember you talking about your cousin. I am so sorry he lost his battle with his illness. It's hard enough to lose our elders but even more difficult to lose our contemporaries, especially ones who are beloved by us. I am so sorry for your loss.

    Kelly
  • Glad to be done
    Glad to be done Member Posts: 569
    #4
    lovesanimals said:

    Dear Karen
    I remember you talking about your cousin. I am so sorry he lost his battle with his illness. It's hard enough to lose our elders but even more difficult to lose our contemporaries, especially ones who are beloved by us. I am so sorry for your loss.

    Kelly

    Karen I am so so sorry for
    Karen I am so so sorry for your loss...
  • forme
    forme Member Posts: 1,161 Member
    #5
    Loss
    Dear Karen

    I just wanted to say that I am thinking of you during this difficult time. I am so sorry for the loss of your beloved cousin.

    Huge hugs
    Lisha
  • mopar
    mopar Member Posts: 1,972 Member
    #6
    SO SORRY, KAREN
    My thoughts and prayers to you and your family. I know what you mean by having reached that 'stage' in our lives where we begin losing those who are around our age.

    (((HUGS))) & Prayers,
    Monika
  • AnneBehymer
    AnneBehymer Member Posts: 738 Member
    #7
    sorry for your lost
    but we will be reunited with our love ones once again. I am praying for you

    Love, Hugs, and prayers
    Anne
  • Cafewoman53
    Cafewoman53 Member Posts: 735 Member
    #8
    So sorry
    Karen , so sorry that you have lost your cousin. It doesn 't seem fair that we have to suffer the loss of loved ones with all that we endure but we do but we also.get to enjoy the good stuff too. Let's hope the good far outweighs the bad for you from now on!
    Colleen
  • Mwee
    Mwee Member Posts: 1,338
    #9
    so sorry
    to hear of your loss. My mother-in-law lived to the ripe old age of 96 and would always say that the toughest part of living a long life was losing those around you who you shared so many memories with.
    ((((HUGS)))) Maria
  • kikz
    kikz Member Posts: 1,345 Member
    #10
    Mwee said:

    so sorry
    to hear of your loss. My mother-in-law lived to the ripe old age of 96 and would always say that the toughest part of living a long life was losing those around you who you shared so many memories with.
    ((((HUGS)))) Maria

    Kind of a funny thing happened the other day.
    I mentioned that my cousin was mean to me when we were kids like an older brother would be. He was 4 1/2 years older. I was a chubby kid and one time when several of us cousins were at my grandma's, Richard started singing "Roll Out the Barrel" to me and my cousin Marsha who was also chubby. My cousin Gary sang along. They were laughing. I got upset and ran to the bedroom crying. My aunt came to comfort me and told me they were goofy and not to pay attention. I laugh about it now.

    Okay here's the funny thing. I was shopping at World Market the other day and "Roll Out the Barrel" started playing. What are the chances? That song is so old. I stopped in my tracks and said, "Very funny, Richard."


    Karen
  • poopergirl14052
    poopergirl14052 Member Posts: 1,183 Member
    #11
    kikz said:

    Kind of a funny thing happened the other day.
    I mentioned that my cousin was mean to me when we were kids like an older brother would be. He was 4 1/2 years older. I was a chubby kid and one time when several of us cousins were at my grandma's, Richard started singing "Roll Out the Barrel" to me and my cousin Marsha who was also chubby. My cousin Gary sang along. They were laughing. I got upset and ran to the bedroom crying. My aunt came to comfort me and told me they were goofy and not to pay attention. I laugh about it now.

    Okay here's the funny thing. I was shopping at World Market the other day and "Roll Out the Barrel" started playing. What are the chances? That song is so old. I stopped in my tracks and said, "Very funny, Richard."


    Karen

    Very funny
    That song would play...he is telling you it is ok..sorry for your loss of a family member....stay strong...val
  • Glad to be done
    Glad to be done Member Posts: 569
    #12
    poopergirl14052 said:

    Very funny
    That song would play...he is telling you it is ok..sorry for your loss of a family member....stay strong...val

    That is fnny. I love
    That is fnny. I love moments like that when they stop you dead in your tracks and make you giggle. Makes people around yo wonder what you are up to......That is Richards way of letting you know he is watching over you...

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