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Ernest Guerrero (7th November 1928-5th June 2010...La Junta, Colorado...USA)
Dearest Dad,
It has been 2 months now since you took your leave, 5th of June, and it seems like yesterday. There was so much I wanted to say to you but the time was so very short. I shall then say it here....Dad, you
were the best dad in the whole wide world. I learned so many things from you, especially how to laugh and be happy in spite of bad situations. If I could have given you the world filled with only LOVE, I would have given you that very thing. Dad, I will always love you to the end of time and I will keep your memory alive for as long as I am on earth. I miss you yesterday, today and forever......your daughter, Teresa
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| Author: Teresa Field |
Contributed by cherokee59 on Aug 6th, 2010
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Jim I can't believe you have gone - I know you were very ill but you always seemed invincible to us.
You will never be forgotten by us and I thank you for your influence in my kids lives.
God speed Jim
Love Karen, Dave, Little David, Katherine(Miss Piggy) Samantha(Sambo) and Nigel
XXX
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| Author: Karen Allen |
Contributed by Arlanvic1 on Mar 5th, 2009
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 To my brother Tommy, I will love and miss you forever. Marian
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| Author: Marian |
Contributed by marian on Oct 26th, 2008
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HI TONY,
IT'S ONLY BEEN A SHORT TIME SINCE YOU'VE MOVED ON BUT, I MISS YOU ALREADY. THINGS WILL BE DIFFERENT HERE. THE HOUSE IS ALREADY TOO QUIET. WE MISS HEARING YOUR LAUGHTER AND MAKING US LAUGH. NOW, WHO AM I GOING TO GET TO FIX MY BROKEN THINGS YOU WERE THE BEST. YOU COULD FIX ANYTHING. IN TIME I HOPE THE MEMORIES OF YOU WILL FIX MY BROKEN HEART.
LOVE YOUR SISTER, TRISH
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| Author: pat brooks |
Contributed by pslotgma on Apr 29th, 2008
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It's almost a year now since you left us mum and I think of you and miss you every day.
You were always there for me, a loving, encouraging and supporting mum, and I took it for granted that you'd always be around. I never dreamed you'd leave me so young - 66 is no age nowadays is it.
You spent ages last year talking to me about your funeral plans and what you'd like to happen when you died. I never dreamed that 6 months later I'd be having to put all your wishes into action. I've agonised over whether I've done it all properly mum. I hope I've carried out your wishes the way you wanted me to.
I have so many reminders of you mum; in my home, in the garden and even around the town - in some ways that makes it so much harder to move on and feel happy again but I know I must and I know that's what you would want for me and Ian and the girls, for all of us.
I love you so much mum. I just hope and pray that you know that.
Delia xxxx
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| Author: Dee St Ledger |
Contributed by dstledger on Oct 12th, 2007
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