My Grandma had a very good long life which I was so blessed to be a part of. When my Uncle Jim went up to say a few words at her funeral he said that he could think of so many good things to say, but he couldn't think of one bad thing. It's so true. In my 22 years I had never heard her shout or get into an argument with anyone. I never heard her say anything bad about anyone either. No matter who she may have had conflicts with she was always a lady and kept any harsh comments to herself. She had a love for God like no one I have ever met. Every Saturday when I was little I would spend the night at her house and we would read our bibles together. Well she would read hers and I would look through mine (it was like a comic book). At her wake her bible was laid open on a table and there was not one page that didn't have any markings or have some scripture underlined. She was known for saying "God is good" and I'm sure she walks by his side every day. She has a lot of family who miss her dearly but are happy knowing she is safe in the arms of the man she loved the most (besides my grandpa). She was married to my grandpa for 72 years and had 6 children. When she died she had 20 grandchildren and many great-grandchildren. She will be missed greatly by us all. Poetry Journey's Just Begun Don't think of her as gone away-- her journey's just begun. life holds so many facets-- this earth is only one. Just think of her as resting from the sorrows and the tears in a place of warmth and comfort where there are no days and years. Think how she must be wishing that we could know, today, how nothing but our sadness can really pass away. And think of her as living, in the hearts of those she touched for nothinig loved is ever lost-- and she was loved so much "Grandmother's Jewels" A Grandmother's Jewels (Her Priceless Treasures) Are Most Clearly Seen In The Lives of Those She Leaves Behind. "In Loving Memory ..." To have loved one, then lost, is still better than to have never been so blessed To have been enriched by one's cheerfulness, their memory lingers on. Their hopes and ideals in the crevices of your mind, their wisdom is there when you need it. Whatever was good and noble within your loved one, they still live through you. May their life have had purpose and meaning by keeping their good seed alive. Only then can we truly say, "In Loving Memory." "Comfort" Surrounded by friends yet all alone the one I loved God has called home the hugs of friends helps ease the pain and I know my loss is my loved one's gain but tears now flow across my face as I long for just one more embrace then comfort comes and I see Christ's face He hugs my loved one and I feel God's grace.