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Loz 11-07-2008 08:50

Re: Funerals
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by WillowTheWhisp (Post 605141)
I find some deaths sadder than others. I've 'lost' quite a lot of people just recently but the elderly widow in her 80s didn't seem as sad to me as a young mother. They will all be missed but when it's an older person who is going to be with her already deceased husband it seems more like a homecoming than it does for a young person who has so much still ahead of them, and children who will still need them when they are gone.

How true.
My Mum was relatively young when she died,49,and i was only 14 and feel like i missed so much and her too,today for example,getting married without her around:(
On the other hand my Grandad is 91,quite ill at the moment and keeps saying hes had enough and just wants to go to sleep,i don't know if i will shed a tear when he dies because he has had a great life but is suffering now and just want him to be at peace.
Funny how things turn out

Less 11-07-2008 09:37

Re: Funerals
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Eric (Post 604448)
never heard of "Old Red Eyes Is Back"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G_x-grLNrzE

There you go Eric.

At my Mothers funeral She had, 'Wish me luck as you wave me goodbye',

It made me smile.:)

Gayle 11-07-2008 11:06

Re: Funerals
 
Yes, I didn't mean it to sound like I'm heartless when it comes to deaths of older people - my Grandad died eight years ago and I still go away sometimes and have a cry about it (the other week when we were talking about songs that mean a lot to us, for example!). I still haven't been able to listen to the link that Less posted for me.

I think what I meant was that when it's an older person you can celebrate their life, you have many generations of a family there who are recognising the wisdom and love that has been passed on to them. When it's a younger person (for example the woman I knew who had two young children) it just feels plain wrong to be at their funeral.

jaysay 12-07-2008 08:39

Re: Funerals
 
I had a funeral on my mind about 7am last Tursday when they loaded me into an ambulace and carted me off to the Royal, but I'm back to carry on for a little while longer:D
I've given things a lot of thought this week, like I'm going to be nice to very one on Accy Web from now on, except one:D No its not you Tory hatting Mancie:p
I've restated that I don't want burying, its the fire for me, and there has to be no black at my funeral:( I want everyone to be happy not sad:D:D:D
my three songs would be Stairway to Heaven, Sunshine of your love, Cream, and the third the families choice
By the way my ashes are going to be scattered at Great Yarmouth, I love the place, its like Blackpool without the dirt:D

Benipete 14-07-2008 13:52

Re: Funerals
 
I started to worry when I was moved to my new flat,It's in between my Doctors and the Funeral Directors.With this in mind I arranged to be cremated at Darwen Cemetary as there is a bus every 20 mins.from Accy.That passes the bottom of my street.(always the thoughtful one)


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