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Her Passing

March 10th, 2009 Posted in Love, My Life

My mom passed away Sunday evening. She had been hanging on, despite the fact that all of us had individually encouraged her to let go. However, when all three of us–my brother, father and myself–did so together, and assured her that nothing, not even death, can break our bond to her, she left quickly.

My brother and father had to take a phone call in another room, while I sat by her bed, held her hand and sang to her. While I was singing The Sloop John B., she quietly stopped breathing.

I want to go home
Just let me go home,
I feel so broke up,
I wanna go home.

Please keep my family in your prayers.

Thanks.

  1. 10 Responses to “Her Passing”

  2. By Tracie the Red on Mar 10, 2009

    :hugs:

    :tears:

  3. By Margreet on Mar 11, 2009

    My deepest condolances go out to you and your family.

    To live on in the hearts and minds of others is to never die.

  4. By Jon on Mar 12, 2009

    Thank you.

  5. By greenfrog on Mar 13, 2009

    May she be happy.
    May she find peace.

    May you find peace.

  6. By Trevor Harden on Mar 14, 2009

    Our deepest condolences, indeed.

    We continue to send our love and prayers during this week, Jon.

    Have a safe return trip…

  7. By Jon on Mar 14, 2009

    Thank you, friends

  8. By Dante on Apr 2, 2009

    I am very sorry to hear that.
    Even though I don’t know you,….I have felt that I know you though your website.
    It is an amazing thing!
    Your mom must be a very special person to have brought up such a thoughful son.

    My prayers go out to you and your whole family.

    God Bless.

    Dante

  9. By Jon on Apr 3, 2009

    Thank you,

    Dante.

  10. By JonB on Apr 21, 2009

    Jon,
    Jon here. I wanted to respond to your posts which I have stumbled upon. The passing of my mother several years ago now was THE significant and dreaded coming of my life. I say coming because I had always known it was looming out there. My Mother and I were so close and when it happened it was a “passing” not only for her but for us (my brother and sisters). We passed on to another place or level that we didn’t expect. But what I want to convey to you is that truly time will be the great healer. Think of your Mom as a forerunner. She has gone to show you how to go when your time comes. And she will be there sharing Glory. Our Faith does not leave us cold. We know that we live on, because of and in Christ.

  11. By Juli W on Apr 22, 2009

    You are so precious and your site has been a part of me for a while now, though this is my first time to comment. I am sorry for your pain in her passing. I just want to thank you for sharing your life with the rest of us. I have been encouraged more times than I could count and given great insight and courage to remain out of the box. Just know you are held dear and be encouraged!

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