Oh I asked her if she ever felt her husband after he died and she said oh sure especially at night, so am counting on her to visit me.

So sorry to hear of your Aunts passing and your horse.
Peace be with you
Laurie

I am sorry for the loss of your Aunt. Sounds like she was a wonderful lady. I had a grandfather live to be 99. I'm sorry about your horse too. After this tough 3 months I've had after losing Anne I forget how hard it is to lose a beloved animal too.
God be with you

Robbie

Livingbyfaith,
My condolences for your losses. She made it to 99, God Bless her. To just add an old analogy " all things have their place and their time". That's, in a way, sad but true, for all of us.

Best Regards, George

I am sorry for the loss of your Aunt. Loosing loved ones so close together really hurts. My Mother and Husband died 10 months apart last year. My husband died 3 months ago. I am sorry you are hurting.

I am very sorry about your multiple losses. I can identify with the loss of your "second" mother. I, too, lost my "second" mother a few months ago. I have no one left with the wisdom and knowledge of me throughout my life. As we age, our losses come closer and closer together until there are more of our loved ones in heaven than there are on earth. Which should make our thoughts of our own deaths less dreaded. You are under a sad load right now. I'm very sorry, but time will ease the pain a little at a time.

Thank you everyone. I had just quit crying over hubby so much, now started all over. I do not like this. The weather is bad and I am staying in healing and looking toward Spring. When my husband died first thing I did was run to Michigan to the welcoming arms of my Aunt, Whew, not easy.

So sorry you have had so much heartache in such a short period of time. May God give you comfort and peace. Your Aunt and her Husband are now together forever.You are in our prayers.
Robert