Breakups & Divorce Support Group
Just broke up with someone or in the midst of a difficult divorce? Breaking up is difficult no matter what the circumstances are. They say that time heals all wounds, but sometimes a listening ear or a hug can work wonders for the heart. Whether you need a place to vent, someone to hold you to No Contact, or need advice about what to do, we're here to help.
In Memory of a DS Friend
We all are touched by each other here on DS. Some we relate to more then others. Some for some reason affect us more then others. Is it an unseen connection, a touch of our souls? Most of us never meet face to face. We may not even know your full name. We may only know you by a screen name; but yet, we all are touch and our lives are changed forever.
A time in the past our lives only touched those we met locally or that of legacy of our children. Today with site like DS and so many other networking sites our lives touch, others in a way a generation would have never dreamed of.
A friend on DS has touched my soul. He had struggled as all of us has with the plight that life can bring, at times life can seem overwhelming. In those darkest of the darkest days life can seem to become to much to endure. For my friend and a friend too many of you here on DS life became too much for what he thought he could handle.
PLEASE learn a lesson from my friend, if you feel as though life is too much to handle seek help immediately. Call a crisis hotline, call a friend, an acquaintance, a church member or even check your self into a hospital. PLEASEGET YOURSELF HELP!!!!
Dont let the tragedy of my DS friend happen to you. Your life touches so many other lives. Your life IS WORTH LIVING. Your children want you to live. They love you unconditionally. Life will get better and happiness will return.
May my DS friend rest in peace..may his soul be set free
At times life can seem daunting, it will pass, dont give up on life, you never know what unexpected happiness is waiting for you.
In Memory of..my DS friend
We all are touched by each other here on DS. Some we relate to more then others. Some for some reason affect us more then others. Is it an unseen connection, a touch of our souls? Most of us never meet face to face. We may not even know your full name. We may only know you by a screen name; but yet, we all are touch and our lives are changed forever.
A time in the past our lives only touched those we met locally or that of legacy of our children. Today with site like DS and so many other networking sites our lives touch, others in a way a generation would have never dreamed of.
A friend on DS has touched my soul. He had struggled as all of us has with the plight that life can bring, at times life can seem overwhelming. In those darkest of the darkest days life can seem to become to much to endure. For my friend and a friend too many of you here on DS life became too much for what he thought he could handle.
PLEASE learn a lesson from my friend, if you feel as though life is too much to handle seek help immediately. Call a crisis hotline, call a friend, an acquaintance, a church member or even check your self into a hospital. PLEASEGET YOURSELF HELP!!!!
Dont let the tragedy of my DS friend happen to you. Your life touches so many other lives. Your life IS WORTH LIVING. Your children want you to live. They love you unconditionally. Life will get better and happiness will return.
May my DS friend rest in peace..may his soul be set free
At times life can seem daunting, it will pass, dont give up on life, you never know what unexpected happiness is waiting for you.
In Memory of..my DS friend
there are times when people are in that frame of mind, they cant think of what others might feel, or see outside their own grief.
Many prayers to you, and his family and other friends ...
Charles "Chuck" W. Lane, 39, passed away, Tuesday, May 27, 2008, at his residence in Powell. Chuck was born October 20, 1968, in Reading, PA. Survived by wife, Wendy R. Lane and three daughters, Kendra, Peyton, Sydney and his only son, Carter W. Lane of Powell; parents, William and Gail Lane and sister, Leann (Dan) Unkefer and nephews, Adam and Zach Lappert of Reynoldsburg. Chuck is also survived by parents-in-law, Ken and Brenda Rider of Marion; in-laws, Shelley (Trent) Standley of Marion, Daniel McFarland and fiancee, Eileen Oliver of Millersville, MD, David (Diane) McFarland of Dayton, Kevin (Gayle) Rider of Alba, MI, nieces, Maggie and Victoria Standley, Nicole and Aja McFarland; and many other loving friends, relatives and co-workers. Chuck graduated from Reynoldsburg H.S. in 1987 and later graduated from The Ohio State University. He worked as a senior architect with Mediu, Inc. Family and friends may call from 2-4 and 6-8 p.m. Sunday, June 1, 2008, at RUTHERFORD FUNERAL HOME AT POWELL, 450 W. Olentangy St. (Powell Rd./St. Rt. 750/ 1/4 mile east of Sawmill Pkwy.), Powell, OH 43065, (614) 792-1471. Funeral Service will be held 10 a.m. Monday, June 2, 2008, at St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church, 10700 Liberty Rd., Powell, OH 43065. Fr. Jeffrey E. Tigyer, Celebrant. Burial will follow at Glen Rest Memorial Estates, Reynoldsburg, OH. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to a trust that is being set up for the Lane children or Mental Health America of Franklin County, 538 E. Town Street, Suite D, Columbus, Ohio 43215 . Envelopes will be provided for both contribution options. www.rutherfordfuneralhomes.com.
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