Tomorrow may be too late to make amends.
PROUD TO BE A CANADIAN
Mom and Dad, the things you used to say! For example Dad used to say
Dad is gone now but we depend so much on computers now.
Perserverance is an excellent character quality.
And Mom, I'm learning to be nice or be quiet.
My eldest sister, Adelle, died 1992. Her daughter is now married and has two girls. Her son has grown into a good looking young man and become a loving dad. The Davidson branch of the family now has 4 babies: Jordan and sister Jaymie and Tamara and Kodee.
Along the Ross branch of the family, Jason and Sarah, have Danton and Madison. Their uncles are Geoff and Christopher.
My daughters are both grown. And my grandson is 
Wayne.
My twin sister and I celebrated our 50th!
She and her husband have 3 children, growing quickly through the teen years to adulthood. My younger brother has 3 children also.
My second eldest sister died November 26th, 2000 after living courageously with cancer. Arlene thrilled at her daughter's wedding and then enjoyed playing with her grandson, Danton. She counted every day as precious.
Do you need someone to talk to? resources? The Canadian Cancer Society is an excellent resource for cancer patients, family and caregivers.
Many family and friends grieved my eldest sister's death when she was murdered July 7th 1992.
Too many women suffer violence at the hand of their spouse. Watch for the warning signs and learn to offer support without condoning abuse. Stay involved even if it seems you are being driven apart. Violence must not be tolerated.
