Hi Nick,

WOW!  You surely know how to bring a tear to our eyes.

What an absolutely BEAUTIFUL story, and your images as always..........make it even more special.  I will never look at an empty chair again as empty.........but with someone's  head resting on Jesus lap.  I am really touched. 

THANK YOU SOOOOOOOOOOO MUCH.  :-)

Bless you,  Jill

I want to Thank You. This is beautiful. I am facing the possibility of Breast Cancer and all that goes with it. I truly believe that people and things are placed in our lives to encourage, comfort, and support us when we least expect it. Thank you for adding this to my quest for life.

Audrey G.

 

Thank you Nick.

As Jill said, you know how to make me cry!

This is a beautiful story which I won't forget. I won't forget the message at the end either.

Angel cuddles,

Sarah

ps When my father was passing over, my sister thought that he was delirious because he seemed to be talking to his oxygen bottle. I have a different theory.

AMEN Nick:

I was my mom's caregiver in my home. Here is a poem I wrote in memory of my mother when she graduated to be with our Lord

Momma isn't crying now,

our Savior wiped them dry.

He took her in his loving arms

and said dear child don't cry.

For today you'll be in paradise

where the streets are paved in gold

and there will stand your beloved Sam

ready to take you home.

A home the likes you could not believe

filled with all your family.

And you will laugh and dance and sing

For all eternity.