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121. MY HEART CARRIES TOO MANY SORROWS by Paul Curtis  
     My heart carries too many sorrows
     Now my yesterdays out weigh my tomorrows
     
     
122. When I Go to Heaven by   
     A poem about the hope of Heaven.
     
     
123. WHAT GREATER EPITAPH by Paul Curtis  
     What greater epitaph
     Could be written
     
     
     
124. Finding comfort when you are grieving by Duke Taber  
     How can the Bible be comforting when you have just lost a loved one? Find out in this article on the Bible, death, and the afterlife.
     
     
125. Stormy Blue Our Wonderful Blue Eyed Baby by Marijo Phelps  
     We lost our oldest kitty 2 weeks after my breast cancer surgery
     
     
126. The Joy of Hospice by Donna Wasson  
     As the population ages the need for quality hospice RNs will skyrocket.
     
     
127. When Time Has Come by louis gander  
     We've forgiven too, our enemies - seventy times seven -
     and ready for a journey, to a perfect land, called Heaven.
     
     
128. Death, Another Door by Melissa Martin  
     Is death to be Celebrated?
     
     
129. The Last Flight by Richard L. Provencher  
     We often forget that death also affects members of the natural world. In this case, a Mallard now in restful pause among the cresting lake.
     
     
130. When It's Time to Go by Richard L. Provencher  
     We remember you
     well,
     young Michael
     
     
131. We Grieve, We Hope by PamFord Davis  
     "Our small community is reeling with the news of five confirmed deaths because of a church van accident."
     
     
132. IN THE CLOUDLESS NIGHT SKY by Paul Curtis  
     In the cloudless night sky
     Each star clear
     
     
     
133. MERCIFUL RELEASE by Paul Curtis  
     Now has come the day
     When my love must sail away
     
     
     
134. Henry Jack by Tracy Nunes  
     What or Who decides what makes a life worth while?
     
     
135. On The Edge of Heaven by Libby Beck  
     I realized that I was on the edge of death. It was so peaceful, calm.
     
     
136. On The Edge of Heaven by Libby Beck  
     I realized that I was at the edge of death. It Was so peacefu, calm.
     
     
137. THE DEATH OF DREAMS by Paul Curtis  
     He leaves her house
     Saying goodnight at the door
     
     
     
138. Living With God, Playing With Angels by Bob Valleau  
     Death is the inevitable result of all things living. At some point, each of us will come face-to-face with our own immortality.
     
     
139. I RESOLVED TO GROW OLD WITH YOU by Paul Curtis  
     On the first day we met
     I gave to you my heart
     I gave to you my soul
     
     
     
140. TRUSTING GOD THROUGH DYING TIMES by Miriam Kinai  
     Is someone dear to you dying? Or is it your marriage or ministry or business that is dying as you wait on Jesus to intervene? Whatever your situation, do not give up. Learn from Martha and Mary.
     
     
141. Columnist 'Marj' Leegard passed away, wrote for 'Lutheran Woman Today': warmly missed by Peter Menkin by Peter Menkin  
     When a writer dies, one favored and admired, even loved by devoted readers, there is a sigh of mourning as though a friend one's known for many years has passed from the scene. Sometimes death marks a new era, even the changing of the guard to a new generation. In the religious sense, Church goers are known to think of passing their lessons, faith, and joy from generation to generationin Jesus Christ.
     
     
142. Given Up to Death by Jerry Ousley  
     The dread of death is a terrible thing. But do we have to live in fear of the end?
     
     
143. LIFE AFTER DEATH by sana edoja  
     Story my faith in God when my granny passed away.
     
     
144. Sweet Little Lilly by Bob Valleau  
     How we see things determines our joy or sadness.
     
     
145. Incidentally, I Did This by Pola Muzyka  
     Be still a minute. Be quiet and imagine an area where there are no shadows. Imagine that everywhere you look there is brilliant color, exquisite beauty and immeasurable love. You feel the love permeating the atmosphere around you. You try to breath deeply and your heart skips a beat cause you can't take in as much air as you desire from this breathtaking place.
     
     
146. 77-7th Heavenly Ave by Richard L. Provencher  
     Not long moments ago, I was active in life's management. Did I really think life would carry on forever.
     
     
147. NOT FADE AWAY by Paul Curtis  
     Big man
     Strong man
     Barrel chested
     Smiling faced
     Hearty man
     Where have you gone?
     
     
     
148. Death of a Loved One by Nellie Shani  
     To someone else this may have been an old woman who had lived out her days, but to me this was Mama.
     
     
149. The Reality of Life . . . and Death by Gina Fifo  
     Grieving the loss of a loved one with whom you had a difficult relationship.
     
     
150. BOND by Paul Curtis  
     In an instant you were gone
     Taken from us by another's selfishness
     
     
     

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