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Showing posts with label Mom' wishes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mom' wishes. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 11, 2010

MOM'S FINAL WISHES.







May 11, 2010


We will be relocating Dad's burial to Resurrection on Wednesday May 12 at around 11:00 to 12:00 noon. There is no ceremony planned due to uncertainty of the time we don't expect anyone there. Fred and I will be there to see that everything goes okay...This is just to inform everyone that after Wednesday Dad and Mom will be together. We did it at this time because Monday May 17, would have been Mom and Dad's 65th anniversary.

Background information:
This relocation of Dad was at the request and complete approval of Mom. Our intention was to move Dad so that mom was closer to him and she could visit his gravesite more often. She liked the idea because she was always worried that no one would visit his grave because it was quite a distance from the family. Unfortunately Mom died before we could move Dad. Prior to her passing while she was in the hospital, I asked her again if she was sure she wanted to move dad. She once again said that she wanted to have Dad moved. At the same time Her and I discussed that if she should not recover in the hospital that I would go ahead and purchase lots at Resurrection and bury her there first and then move dad. Again she completely agreed and said that she would be okay with it. Our plan was to move dad first and then when mom passed bury her there too, Unfortunately mom passed before we could move dad. Either way they will finally be together and because their plots are only four plots away from Cory’s grave and eventually Fred and Tammy’s and Chad and Dawns (Cerrone Family plot) Mom will never have to worry about someone visiting Dad’s grave (and hers) for generations to come They will not go un-visited.