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by devon 15 May 2012 ( edited May 16'12 14:43 )
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First I would love to thank everyone for helping me. Things have gotten some better. I am taking it day by day. Thanks again.

Now I know I should put this in personal. But I wanted everyone to know how much I loved my dad. Today he died 2 years ago. I feel like it was just today. The photo is from left to right. Melissa (a really good friend) sitting down is my boss lady (that fell and broke her foot LOL) then me. We had the shirts made up to help raise money to help with my dad.
Thanks again for all the love and support that everyone has given me. I could not have made it through it without all my Cute Family. Hugs and flowers for all. DeVon

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by pldc 15 May 2012
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I'm sorry for your loss, we miss them all the time
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by cfidl 15 May 2012
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You never get over losing a parent. I lost both mine before I turned 12. It is good to have a family again. Blessings to you. christine
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by grandmamek 15 May 2012
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Three lovely ladies!!We never forget our loved ones who are no longer with us. Hugs, Mary
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by capoodle 15 May 2012
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Hang in there it will get better with time and you still have all your memories.
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by nannynorfolk 15 May 2012
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Oh DeVon- what a lovely pic of you all ;)
Keep smiling :)
Hugs
Marie
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by bumblebee 16 May 2012
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Hugs for you.
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by shirley124 16 May 2012
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I'm pleased to hear things are getting better for you. As I said before, just take one day at a time. Hugs Shirley
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by parkermom 16 May 2012
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I feel for you during this time of grief. Special dates bring back special memories. Hang in there.
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by kitty2011 16 May 2012
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Sending you hugs to help you get through. Hold all the happy memories close to you., it helps.
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by pennifold 16 May 2012
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It's great to see you DeVon, - you're so Y O U N G!!!! It's nice to have young women coming through doing sewing - I'm afraid it's a dying art in Australia. Lots of places are trying to resurrect it, so there is hope. Keep you chin up, we all love you. Love and blessings Chris

P.S. God bless all our Fathers, here and gone.
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by hightechgrammy 16 May 2012
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Devon, two years is such a short time, no wonder you are still grieving. Maybe someday soon you will be able to remember more of when he was healthy and enjoying life, and less of what it was like at the end. It takes a long time for those wonderful dreams to come, where you are with him, just as if you really were. Someday they will come. Love and hugs, Jan
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by noah 16 May 2012
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Devon I to was a Daddy;s girl sometimes (15Years)i sit and cry wishing he was still her. I got his picture at just a glance from me right now .Time heals believe me i have been there hugs carolyn
OH YOUR PICTURE IS LOVELY :):)HUGS
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by lbrow 16 May 2012
Me too, Carolyn./Lillian
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by drro 16 May 2012
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Dear Devon, It is good to read that you are feeling better today. And I will continue to pray for you to climb the hill of happiness trusting the Lord for all your needs! Your Cutie friends have given you some excellent feedback..I can only agree with them and tell you that you remain in my prayers! Hugs and God bless and keep you!!
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by drro 16 May 2012
Thanks for sharing a picture of three beautiful gals!! Love your shirts!
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by lbrow 16 May 2012
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Devon, I know how you feel, I lost my mom first, she died just a yr. after I lost my husband. Dad died 4 yrs ago and I miss him so much. We were very close, he had Alzheimers and me being the oldest I was the only one he remembered. In alzheimers their oldest memories are the last to go. It's sad but I know you have good memories so think on them/Lillian
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by pennifold 16 May 2012
That was what my Father had too Lillian. I too have a picture of him next to me every day. Every time Ophelie comes in I point it out to her and she says Puppa - but can't get around the fact that he is Nanna's daddy, she keeps saying My Daddy! Love Chris
by lbrow 16 May 2012
Chris, You are always such a joy. Love you/Lillian
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by eyeztodiefor10 16 May 2012
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Devon, my Dad has been gone over 10 years now and I still miss him. I remember the good times we shared. I hope you're feeling better.
Meri
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by kt55 16 May 2012
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You must have had a good Daddy. That is a blessing in itself. When I married my husband, he had custody of 3 school age children. Their birth Mother never cared about them. Sometimes, we take everyday blessings for granted. It hurts so much because we LOVE. Been there.
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by shirlener88 16 May 2012
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Good to finally see a picture of you and glad that another prayer has been answered.
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by lidiad 16 May 2012
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Thank you for sharing this lovely photo with us.
Hugs, Lidia
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by christief 16 May 2012
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Thanks for sharing. My father died over 5 years ago and my brother exactly 2 years afterwards, same day. What was really special was that we found a cousin who we never knew about in Denmark (my dad was Danish) who I was able to visit and she went with my husband and I to the USA to meet my dad. Family is so wonderful. Memories are made and not forgotten!
Christie in Germany
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by anangel 16 May 2012
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DeVon, my parents died many, many years ago, and I miss them still so very much. We never get "over" losing those we love so dearly, but in time, it is the good memories of them that surface more often, than the ones of their illness and declining days. On days I feel down emotionally, I seem to sense my two guardian angels watching over me, giving me uplifting smiles of hope! On days I manage to feel accomplishments, I see them hear them say, "Way to go, girl"! It does get better! Thanks for sharing your story and picture!
Hugs, Angel
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by leenova54 16 May 2012
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Hang in there my new little sister, think about you often!
hugs, Deb