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They say it comes in 3's...

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By Sarah


I try not to write things that are of the sad nature & I actually felt bad for admitting Kaelah didn't like the drive to Utah.  But today, after a month where Danny and I have spent days crying after the announcement of what will lead to yet another funeral of someone who died all too young, I'm stealing a friend's words:

"I don't quite know the words to say,
I am sorry
You don't deserve it
but I love you."

Our love, prayers, & tears are dedicated to the Alley, Kunz, & Mackey families.  Life isn't fair when you loose a husband & father-to-be, a precious baby boy, or a vibrant, beautiful, caring woman but we know God loves us all and loved them even more than we did.  Here's to you,  John (Emily), Daxton (Doug), and Jana.  You are already missed more than you might ever know.

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Shannon said…
I love you, Sarah!
July 8, 2008 at 10:16 AM
Emily said…
Thank you, Sarah.
July 15, 2008 at 11:00 PM
Mandi said…
I guess it does come in 3's unfortunately...Or maybe when it rains it pours... I was sad with the news of John due to a double connection but my grandfather just passed and now a friend just lost one of her twins at 8 months and had and emergency c-section to deliver them. I'm grateful my grandfather gets to be with my grandma now, but it's just never fun when they have so much ahead of them... I hope you are doing well!
July 19, 2008 at 5:17 AM
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