Daily Question 02/18/14 #WhiskersWednesday

Dear Members, good morning! :sun:

I´ll bring your question of today,... is about the Project about start few weeks ago,.... If you feel unconforfable with the question, I´ll understand & respect your decisión for do not answer... Is a kind sad the question of today, but is a fact that ALL we going to follow that path...




6.- ¿ Do you have relatives who died? Do you have some memmorie that you want to share with you future generations? something that you keep in your mind and make you feel at peace...




Thanks in advance for understand and participate...

Ok, I´ll start....


all my Grandfathers & Mothers are die... :disa: I have I was a kid of 4 years old when this happen in a natural way, in a diferent time of course... and aspect curious of my life,... my Mom & Dad was unique daugther & Son,... so I do not have uncles or any relative far away from my RIP Grandfathers.....


A good Memmorie do I keep for my Grandfather ( the Dad of my Father) I remember he was sick,... very sick I Like to run to his room and hide me under his bed, & tell him " Don´t worry Grandpa, I kick any monster under your bed"..... he told me once,
-"Nice boy,... Remember,... be Kind to each other & help always..."
Never forget his kind look at me.........

the Next I remember in my past,... I was in a funeral full of flowers of Calla Lily....Maybe that is the reason so why I Love a lot that Flower... :sight:




Thanks for read...

My grandpa's have both died as well as my dad. My husband's grandpa's and one grandma are gone too.

Both parents and my oldest sister died within a few years of each other. It was a very hard time in my life but I know that they are watching over me and my family. 

My best memories outside of my daughters is when my dad died .  Yes we were all sad but Daddy never understood why people would cry and be upset when someone passed away. He would say that they are better off than we were because they don't feel any of the pain we do anymore.

I am the youngest of 7 siblings and after my dad's funeral, we all went back to my Mother's house and shared good times and memories of the family and my dad. We laughed and celebrated his life instead of mourning his death. It really brought my family together during this sad time.

My mom kept saying that daddy is having a blast in Heaven because we were celebrating him. I still miss him everyday.

Both of my parents died many years ago.  My mom, from breast cancer.  Dad, from a sudden heart attack, after beating lung cancer (he hadn't smoked in like 30-40 years!).  I was in my late 30's.  I'm nearly 56, so too long.

My maternal grandmother, died after both of them, at the age of 102.  But this is also many years ago at this point.  The other 3 grandparents died when I was very young.

I lost all my dearest relatives when I was already well into my adulthood so, I have a more realistic approach to their passings. I don't do anything very special to remember them because they are always there with me in some way.  However, I do light "yahrzeit" memorial candles for them at certain times of the year - it's a Jewish thing 

thanks for participate!