Burial

So very sorry for your loss! Our condolences to you and your family! They say that time heals; it does, but never completely.
 
Bill,
So sorry for your loss. Our prayers and the good Lord are with you. Hard to understand why losses occur sooner than they should. Hang in there. We here on the Barn and VFF are extended family so to speak.

All the Best to you.
Larry Shepard
 
Bill and family,
The loss of a child, even when they are grown up is tough to deal with, I lost my daughter many years ago and feel some days like it was yesterday, not 1981. I abide by "If we never forget, they will always be with us" My daughter liked riding in my Model A better than any other of my vehicles, my grand kids feel the same way and that is special. My thoughts are with you.
 
Bill, I'm sure you have great memories of your son and no one can take them away from you. I speak from experience that you never get over it but every day gets a little easier. God bless you and your family.
 
I hope in time you will find some solace in this time of grief. I lost a sister at 38 years of age and I know the toll it took on my mother and father. God's peace be with you.
 
It seems that many of us have lost a child and know the emotion and hurt that goes with it. I lost my son at 41 and a granddaughter at 18 when she was in college. I find that I laugh at the memories that we shared and then cry, then laugh again. An endless cycle but we must go forward in this life. My heart felt sympathy for each of you. Jack
 
So sorry to hear of your loss, as others have said we do share in your loss. In my last wishes, my instructions to the family is to have some of my Model A friends take my ashes to my favorite Model A Road and spread them along the roadway, then I will forever be happy.
 
Oh boy! That is hard to read ! I can only imagine what that's like and I've probably got it all wrong even so. Our heartfelt sympathy!
Terry and Ginnie
 
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