Oh Sarah - how sad - sending you and your daughter a hug x
Marie

Sorry to hear this Sarah. Sending hugs to both of you. Just be there for your daughter, She will need your support Hugs, Mary

Sarah, the fact that you were there when she needed you is enough. Tell her how much you love her and want to help her through this time.

Sarah
BIG HUGS and blessings.
Helen

sad news indeed. I think you don't need words to comfort your daughter,she needs your understanding , love and support. and I'm sure you give that to her. To be there for each other is the most important. Wish you both lot's of strength. hugs Gerry

Oh Sarah how sad for you and your daughter. I am sure that you will be a tower of strength for her even though you don't know what to say.

Oh Sarah such sad news. Feeling with you and your daughter. Wish you strengh and peace...
Hugs, Bettina

Oh Sarah, I'm so sorry for you and your daughter. Even though he was your "ex" he was still a huge part of your life and I'm sure holds a special place in your heart. I will offer prayers for both you and your daughter for strength to handle your loss.
Lois W.

My sympathies to you and your daughter. Good thing for skype, you can get through this together. Blessings, christine

Sarah, I'm so sorry for you and your daughter. Will remember you in my prayers. Hugs, Judy

I am so sorry for your loss, as well as your daughter's. There is little one can say or do to ease another's grief, in such a situation as this. You can only tell her you are grieving with her. Even though, he is your ex, he is still the father of your child, once was your beloved, with whom you have some wonderful memories, so your pain is deep, too. May the Lord bless you during this difficult time.
Hugs, Angel

Sarah, I'm so sorry for your loss, and your daughter as well. It's hard enough to lose a dad without all the stress of having to get flights from another country. I hope everything goes well on that end, and you can be together to comfort each other, so necessary at a time like this. You both have big hugs and prayers of support from me. Marji

Sarah, I hardly ever have time to come to personals & just happen to click it as I have a few spare minutes....feel like I was guided here to see this post so I could give you my heartfelt condolences. I sobbed for months when I lost my Dad, so just know that being an ear & loving support will be the best thing you can do...I am so sorry for you both!!
Love & hugs....Vicki

A little girl (no matter her age) always needs her daddy. It was the hardest thing in my life -- dealing with my father's death. I was quite young but the need to ask his advice or get a big bear-hug has never faded.
Always speak highly of him and assure her it is OK to cry.
Always listen to her re-tell her memories of him.
Never expect her to "get over it" and you will always help to heal her broken heart.
Praying for her comfort and that she will find a way back in time.

Very sad - my heart goes out to your family.

I am sorry about that. If you are like me and my family we are still friends with our ex - just can't live with them. Hope your daughter has only good memories - if you can talk to her about them. I know it is hard.

Thank you all for your very kind words. It is a difficult situation as we were divorced many years ago. My daughter really never knew her father as he remarried and had another three daughters. I know it was very difficult for his 'new' wife to accept my daughter. It has only been the last 10 years that they have started seeing each other again. My daughter is now 42 years. Sarah.

Praying for you, your daughter and all of your family! God Bless!

Sending thoughts and prayers during this very difficult time. Praying for a safe trip for your daughter.

Oh Sarah, this is such a hard situation. To be far away from your daughter, with her loss, is just sooo hard. I live far from my family, and these things are the hardest. When my ex-husband's parents died within 3 days of each other, I just wanted to be there with my kids. We sent flowers, and I think that helped. I will pray for your daughter and her family and for you too. It's a strange feeling about ex-inlaws. Love and hugs, Jan

Sarah, I am so sorry for your loss and your angst over your darling daughter. She knew you couldn't fix her heartbreak, she just needed to see the face of her mommy and you were there for her. In the days to come, try and think of something specific that comes to mind about him that maybe you haven't shared before. A sense of humor, a silly quirk, a funny way of doing things, something he made/bought just for her. Give her a little history. That will be a gift to her and aid in her healing. Sending you hugs.;)

Sorry to hear. Just give her lots of love.. Be there for her. Tell her to talk to her DAD although he is not with her any more... It helped me when my Husband passed away.. I talk to him... still do after 4 years... Be there for her.

Love L'm

Sorry for your family. Tell her you love her. Be there for her if she wants to talk. Praying for your family to find peace in this difficult time. Hugs