Tia Chi sword form at the YMCA – here to a new sword 🙂

Williamsburg trip 🙂 posing around the Christmas tree.

My condolences for your lost. Heaven gained a beautiful soul. Bob was a joy to be with in our YMCA exercise classes, He loved to travel and once he got to vacation with my son and I in Williamsburg where we did several arts and crafts and put together a puzzle and talked a lot about history.. He loved God, family., trains and singing, . It was an honor to know him for the years ,we attended the YMCA exercise classes together..

Dear Kim & Family My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. I never got to meet your dad, but from what you told me, he’s for sure watching over you and I’m sure he’s right by your side. He will always be in your hearts and in your minds. He will be with you especially when you need him to be. Talk about him all the time. That will bring you comfort the most. I’m so sorry for your loss.

Dear Ones, Many years ago, my daddy taught me that as long as we keep the happy memories of our loved ones alive by sharing them with others, the loved one will never leave us. I am sure that you have many, many happy memories with Bob/dad/grandpa. I know I do. Share them. Laugh, cry and remember. He will live on in your heart. When I think of Bob, Colossians 3:23-24 comes to mind. “Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for human masters. It is the Lord Christ you are serving.” Bob’s life seems to be patterned after that instruction. I am sure he will be proud of all of you as you continue to carry this message on in your lives. Love, Carol 😉