Sunday, February 4, 2024
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Such a wonderful soul who loved her family and the Lord above all else, who showed so much kindness to all those around her and brought so much joy. Many memories with my grandma, so many fun and silly ones. She has helped mold me into the woman I am today, one who loves the Lord and strives to be just as loving as she. In 2014 I came to live with my grandmother for the following 6 years while I went through college. What we both thought of initially as a very iffy proposition blossomed into one of the best gifts god could have given each one of us, the ability the grow into a relationship of deeper love and appreciation of one another and the time to experience many memories together as granddaughter and granddaughter. We've been on many outtings- the cheesecake factory for many birthdays, impromptu visits to chick-fil-a (all the rage at the time), the botanical gardens, trips to the zoo almost every summer, and countless family gatherings. The Sunday before grandma passed, she got a glimpse into our new home in the state of Maine. We had just moved at the end of September and grandma had yet to see..
Forever in our hearts, and now treasure in heaven at home with our lord. I now strive to be closer with Jesus than i ever have, because I know that's where you are, and if im close to Him, there you will be also. I'll miss you for this momentary affliction and I'll look forward to the day with immense joy when we meet again. I love you grandma-banana,
Your granddaughter
