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Tag Archives: funeral
In Memoriam: Sandra Sue Woodworth
Filled with friends and family, the calm elegance and dignity of the First Presbyterian Church sanctuary seemed to me the perfect place to honor Susie’s life. Continue reading →
Posted in Aging, Christian Devotions, Death & Dying, Family, Poetry, Relationships, Spiritual Contemplation
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Tagged Arkansas City, First Presbyterian Church, funeral, Jancye Sturd, John Sturd, Lee Ann Sturd, Sandra Sue Woodworth, Susie Woodworth
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Stevie Nicks & The Old Rugged Cross
A funeral playlist of fine old gospel and Stevie Nicks sure speaks of an interesting life, don’t you think? Continue reading →
Posted in Aging, Christian Devotions, Death & Dying, Family, Relationships, Spiritual Contemplation
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Tagged Chris Hollon, condolences, Delmar Hollon, funeral, grief, Jamie Hollon, Linda Hollon, loss, sharing grief, Veterans Cemetery Winfield KS
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A Celebration of Sorrow
Regardless of race, religion, ethnicity, geography, politics, prosperity or the lack thereof, it hurts to lose a loved one and sympathy should transcend. Continue reading →
Posted in Death & Dying, Family, Relationships, Spiritual Contemplation
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Tagged Binh Nguyen, funeral, Gaileen Nguyen, immigrants, passing, sharing sorrow, sorrow, Vietnamese
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A Fine Legacy (Dennis Strange)
When even strangers can see that you are a person who loves people, you might be Dennis Strange’s kind of people. Continue reading →
Posted in Aging, Christian Devotions, Christian Living, Death & Dying, Family, Relationships, Spiritual Contemplation
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Tagged Arkansas City KS, Cowley College, Dennis Strange, funeral, honor, legacy, loss, memorial service, Tammy Strange
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An Agonizing Victory
Shot in the face and left for dead, Amanda Simpson not only survived, she left the hospital in time to attend the funeral of the man she loved. Continue reading →
Posted in Christian Devotions, Death & Dying, Family, Relationships, Spiritual Contemplation
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Tagged Amanda Simpson, Amber Cloclasure, Amy Clary, Andrew Clary, attempted murder, funeral, grief, Kim Whitsell, mourning, murder, New Life Church, overcoming, Rick Clary, Terry Whitsell
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Conflicted Lives
I have sometimes wondered what horrific anguish that must have been for Adam and Eve, to stand at the grave of their son and know that he died at his own brother’s hand. Continue reading →
Posted in Christian Devotions, Christian Living, Death & Dying, Family, Relationships, Spiritual Contemplation
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Tagged Adam and Eve, Andrew Clary, Cain and Abel, forgiveness, funeral, healing, loss, moving on, murder, sorrow
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A Sharing of Grief
In the aftermath of our greatest tragedies, it is not explanation that is most needed; it is the expression of love in comfort and sharing. Continue reading →
Posted in Christian Devotions, Christian Living, Death & Dying, Family, Relationships, Spiritual Contemplation
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Tagged Amanda Simpson, comfort, Daron Simpson, Drakesboro Church of Christ, Faucett MO, funeral, grief, Holy Spirit, loss, murder, shooting, sorrow
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The Sharing of the Centuries
For all of those who have shared, and will continue to share in these expressions of love and mercy, I give thanks. Continue reading →
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Tagged comfort, condolences, funeral, Ruby Arnett, sadness, sorrow, sympathy
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When/When Solutions
Many of life’s little conflicts can be resolved when people are more interested in making things work than they are in making them difficult. Working things out is always greater honor to those we love than is making a stink in their name.
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Tagged adapting, funeral, honoring the deceased, memorial, memorial service, problem solving
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Reflections by Doc Arnett 