Prayers needed, to you religoius folk out there...

Started by *FFC*, June 02, 2005, 07:07:47 PM

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*FFC*

:hahaha: She is always online, but the only thing she knows how to do is forward mail and sell and buy off Ebay...Maybe I'll introduce her to you guys  :yupyup:
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WheelinBabe

hey all the love and prayers sent out to your grandma. We have all got them  :crossed: 

gonzo


*FFC*

Her name is Ruth.  She's had family with her a lot lately and I've heard she's improving, but I haven't seen her since Thurs nite.  When I find out more I'll share  :beerchug:

Thanks ya'll  :usa:
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*FFC*

Hey ya'll,

Well, it finally happened.  Last night at 1 am I got THE call.  The one that no one wants to get.  My grandma passed away last night between 12 and 1am.  I headed out to Tracy to be with my family and came home by 7am (matt had to work at 8).  It's been pretty tough, even though we knew it would happen.  My grandfather is holding up pretty well, a lot better than I was by the time I got there.  Just being with my family helped a lot though. 

Thank you all for your prayers, and I just ask that you continue to keep my family in them for awhile.  It's gonna be tough going through the holidays without her. 

Thank you
FFC
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Blingn

Justina you have an awesome family.  I am so lucky to have met your G ma.  She will be missed by all that have met her.  :rivers: and she has even touched people that dont really know her.  Like your G pa said she is in a better place now and is not suffering  :yupyup: and we will get to see her again one day. 

:love: you and praying 4 you and your great family, Matt

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 Justina,  i'm so sorry,  i know from experience that doesnt help much  but  just know that we all love you  :hugs:
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:therethere:  sorry to hear justina.  You know you and your are in our prayers :thumbs:
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*FFC*

Thanks guys.  It's easier for me to live with it as long as I'm not near the family.  It's the holidays that are gonna suck.  But then again, it happens to everyone and everyone seems to be able to get through it.  One day at a time that's all.
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*FFC*

I shoulda known better than to read this at work :rivers:



Ruth Shattuck of Tracy, age 65, transitioned peacefully in her home surrounded by family on October 27, 2006. Ruth was born in Ely, MN.



Ruth was first and foremost Mother to her own children and thousands of others that found their way to her door. Ruth's desire for kids to feel safe birthed the Buenas Vidas Youth Ranch of Livermore in 1970. Ruth's husband, Butch, and daughters, Beth and Laura, will continue to administer these services to the community.



Ruth is survived by her husband of 36 years, Boyd (Butch) Shattuck; children – Tony Wisely of Manteca, Laura Sheppard and Beth Tackaberry of Livermore, Scott Wisely of Modesto and Shawn Shattuck of Crow's Landing; 23 Grandchildren; Sisters: Pat Cook, Janet McNeely and Ginny Wilson. Ruth;s parents were Tony Branger and Helen Katzien.



A Memorial Service will be held Saturday, November 4 at 1:00 P.M. at the Trinity Baptist Church, 557 Olivina Ave., Livermore, CA.
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germ

Justina,

I'm so sorry for you and your family. Accept every hug that's offered, and talk with anyone who's willing to listen. It's never easy to loose someone close to you, but support and prayer will certainly help. I will keep you and your family in my prayers. Here is an E-hug for ya.

Erik :usa:
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*FFC*

Thank you germ.  It'll hit me this weekend when I'm with the family.  Out here I'm pretty detatched from everyone.  I'll be heading home on either friday night or saturday morning to help with service preparations.
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BLACKDOG

Justina, you know know to find me if you ever need a friendly ear.  :rivers:  I'm so sorry you have to go through this, but thank God you have such a strong family, and that ya'll come together so well.   
:usa: Its better to die on your feet than live on your knees :usa:

"Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction. We didn't pass it to our children in the bloodstream. It must be fought for, protected, and handed on for them to do the same, or one day we will spend our sunset years telling our children and our children's children what it was once like in the United States where men were free. "

"I don't believe in a government that protects us from ourselves."
              -Ronald Reagan

Don't take life too seriously, it isn't permanent

*FFC*

Quote from: BLACKDOG on November 02, 2006, 11:05:40 PM
Justina, you know know to find me if you ever need a friendly ear.  :rivers:  I'm so sorry you have to go through this, but thank God you have such a strong family, and that ya'll come together so well.   


Thank you Jason.  That means a lot.  It sucks goin through it but it would have happened later if not now, so it's inevitable.  I am truly blessed with my family and my friends I'll say that right now. 

I was up half the night last night preparing for the funeral tomorrow.  My mother asked me to help with preparations, so I've been keeping busy.  I think I'm goin out tonight to help her with last minute details. 
"Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, today is a gift - that's why they call it the present." - RW Emerson -

*FFC*

Well, the service went well.  There were family members there that I haven't seen in 13 years! It was more of a family reunion/celebration of life rather than a time to get together and mourn.  She would have whooped our :moon: if she could for cryin anyway!

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Lady Di

Sorry to hear about your loss, Justina    We all gotta go some time. We always hope it's later then sooner, no one wants to loose a loved one but she will live on in your memories.
Maybe for the holidays it would help to get out family photo's and go through them, reminiscing about all the good times you've had.
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Quote from: MrsWillyMammoth on November 05, 2006, 02:55:29 PM
Sorry to hear about your loss, Justina    We all gotta go some time. We always hope it's later then sooner, no one wants to loose a loved one but she will live on in your memories.
Maybe for the holidays it would help to get out family photo's and go through them, reminiscing about all the good times you've had.

You're right, we'll always have the memories.  My mom has gone through hundreds of photos.  We couldn't even find a pic of her (from within the past 10 years) to put up at the service. They were always with someone. 

At least the memories are plentiful and cheering that's fer sure :yesnod: It's just tuff thinkin that I'll never see her again.  She played such a huge role in my life. 

Thanks again :love:
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