Posted by MaryMac on October 20, 2011 in
Death of a Child,
Death of a Father,
Death of a Friend,
Death of a Parent,
Death of a Spouse,
Death of Business Colleagues,
Death of Fiancee,
Grieving Children,
Homicide,
Sudden Death,
Terrorism
I can’t help but think about all the families affected today by the media reports that the Libya’s dictator, Moammar Gadhafi is dead. All the families around the world whose lives were irreparably damaged by the commands and actions of this man will once again be thrown into the past revisiting horrific memories of sorrow [...]
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I wondered what I might write today on Father’s Day. It’s not like Mother’s Day. If you forget Mother’s Day, you’ll never live it down. But for some reason, Father’s are more forgiving if you don’t attend their day. Just acknowledging it, often is enough to satisfy a good man. But what I’m reminded of [...]
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