OT: Sad Day

dgasper · Jun 4, 2012

We knew it was inevitable but it still hurts. My brother's wife Charo passed away early this morning. She had been ill for several years. Recently she had a series of strokes and then her dialysis failed. Nothing more could be done for her. She leaves her husband, a daughter, two sons, and a brother and two sisters, and five wonderful grandchildren. She was a classy lady and will be missed.

Fullers Farmalls · Jun 4, 2012

In my thoughts and prayers.

ShadetreeRet · Jun 4, 2012

So sorry to hear. It makes no difference how long you know something is inevitable, you are never really prepared for it.

Billy Shafer · Jun 4, 2012

After a five year fight with cancer. I thought I was ready for the day my wife would die. Took me a year to get back to a some what normal life.

dgasper · Jun 4, 2012

Billy,

My brother is no doubt going through what you experienced. My condolences to you. There is no greater stress than losing one's spouse.

Joe Koenig · Jun 4, 2012

Dan, We are so sorry.You are so right, It does always hurt. It is losing a part of ones self. We are sad for you!!

J & N

Tony Vidlak · Jun 4, 2012

Its never easy no matter how much you think you are prepared for it. I am very sorry for your loss you and yours will be in my prays.
God Bless Tony

dgasper · Jun 4, 2012

Thank you Joe.

fixerupper · Jun 4, 2012

You can never be prepared for the time when you hear the final word. You have my deepest sympathy. Jim

Detmurds · Jun 5, 2012

My mother had cancer for about a year and on March 11th she died. I knew it was going to kill her, but with her refusing to say it would do her in, it was still a shock to me in many ways.

God bless you and the family.

OT: Sad Day

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