Comments on: Remembering Them

By: A'me Miller Flowers

A'me Miller Flowers — Sat, 08 Oct 2011 13:30:00 +0000

Christa,

I am so proud of you for this site. I am on it reading the stories and I’m crying. Jimi would’ve been soooooo proud of you. I’m happy you are apart of my life. I really am.

By: Christa

Christa — Tue, 14 Jul 2009 02:38:16 +0000

@ Shady – you are most welcome. I am honored you stopped by and left your comment on this post. Remember your friend in any way you can – there is no right, no wrong. Do what you feel in your heart.

By: Shady

Shady — Mon, 13 Jul 2009 21:13:33 +0000

Thank you, dear Christa for sharing this website, and these ways of remembering those whom we have lost. It is particularly pertinent, because I have fought with ways of trying to remember a dear friend who I lost two years ago. Some of these methods may help, I feel.

By: Cathy

Cathy — Tue, 02 Jun 2009 21:59:25 +0000

I posted earlier but wanted to add on. I recently went to Hawaii with my husband where we visited Pearl Harbor. My father who passed away about two years ago was extremely interested in WWII, partly because his older brother served as a medic overseas during the war. He also was fascinated with the WWII aircrafts. He must have built hundreds, maybe thousands of model planes focusing on WWII planes that he would decorate our den with over the course of his life. I used to sit and watch him build them when I was a little kid.

So we stopped at the Pacific Aviation Museum while we were. We found out that they restore the original WWII planes and display them along with their stories, so that young people today can learn about these beautiful planes and why the bombing of Pearl Harbor and the war happened, keeping the story alive. I saw that you can make a certain level of donation to help complete the next three stages of the museum and then have your name placed on the entry way saying that you are a supporter. So I was inspired to donate in the name of my dad, so that his name can live on near all of these beautiful planes that he so loved, and in honor of his brother who served. That thought made me really happy. :0)

By: Christa

Christa — Tue, 02 Jun 2009 18:07:06 +0000

@ Kim – I am sorry to hear about your husband passing away so young. Your comment touched me deeply and I’m so glad you found your way over to Giggle On! I admire your attitude about life and especially your desire to help others rediscover their happiness. What a gift you bring to this world!

I don’t know much about pranic healing. I plan to look it up. I discovered new things after my friend died. I gained insight and knowledge that helped me keep going. I am pleased you are finding your way through the murky waters of grief.

We ARE here to serve and congratulations for you and Jeremy for dedicating yourselves to the All Stars Academy. The fact you are carrying on in his name says a lot about him, and more about you.

I applaud your “Don’t Give Up! Giggle On!” spirit and I have something special for you….

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