Just lost my mom today

She had been quickly fading away the past couple of months, and then even faster in the past few weeks. We got her back on hospice just on the 6th, and by the 9th they told us that she only had 4-5 days left. We got in contact with all the family and put them on notice that very day and settled in to wait out the term. We, my dad and I, spent time praying with her, and letting her know it was okay to go on to the other side, that many of our family members, including both sets of my grandparents, her brother and sister-in-law, were already waiting to take her in their arms and help her into Heaven's graces. She got to see all the grandkids that she could, and while she was still cognitive enough to do so. Our hospice nurse at the end was a wonderful lady and gave my dad and I all the time we needed to talk and get used to Mom's parting. She was struggling to get good breaths there at the end, so my dad and I were relieved that she is no longer suffering on this Earth. But we do believe she died peacefully none the less, though the little stinker waited until I was in my room for a half hour before she left us, but my dad was right beside her. My sister had come over yesterday and helped me to decide on the outfit she'd be wearing for her cremation, so that was a big help. While Dad made phone calls to the family, I washed and dressed my mom as best I could until the hospice nurse came to help me finish. I had looked at urns at the funeral home on Friday, and told my dad I thought that not only were they expensive (which may sound tacky to say, but we live on a limited income) but they were all very generic. So I had his blessing to go look at the local pottery places and see if I could find something more unique and special for Mom. I picked out a vase, got a lid, and created a design: a yellow rose since that was her favorite flower and a shamrock made out of the cancer ribbon for liver cancer, which I did in a sort of Celtic knotwork because of Mom's Irish heritage, with a cross and 'in loving memory of...'. It'll be painted ocean blue, for Mom's love of the ocean. We will have a memorial service on the weekend so that anyone who wants to can fly in to pay their respects.
To quote Forrest Gump..."And that's all I have to say about that."