Rob at home. |
The world is more grey.
He, however, has found peace that eluded him during his six-month struggle with lung cancer.
I love him more than words can name.
Don't forget to leave some breadcrumbs, Rob...
Church at Vik (M.A. Reilly, December, 2021)
Rob at home. |
I hear you and send my love
ReplyDeleteI'm here reading silently, as I'm sure are many others.
ReplyDeleteSilence is never as loud as when the breath finally stops.
DeleteI know. Sending love.
DeleteI am at a loss for words. Rob was so loved and loved so. Wishing you and Dev nothing but comfort and peace, Mary Ann.
ReplyDeletePeace WD be wonderful
DeleteSending love and peace.
ReplyDeleteThank you Leigh for the many ways you care.
DeleteI find comfort in this, hope you do too...
ReplyDeleteSo time, such as it is, shifts
No less potent and confining
A dimension yet unfathomed
The story goes on...and on
Crumbs as sparkling stars
Written on the firmament
Marking a timeless plotline
The story goes on...and on
I hope it does go on.
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ReplyDeleteLove, peace and strength to you and Devon as you continue your life journey; May Rob rest in peace and I thank him for all that he has given to you Mary Ann
ReplyDeleteThank you Jolie. What he has given is like the universe--ever expanding.
DeleteSorry.
ReplyDeleteThank you Jim
DeleteSorry.
ReplyDeletesuch sorrow and love here, Mary Ann. what a beautiful gaze Rob has in all these photos, peering out. i am so very very sorry.
ReplyDeleteRob was of the world--
DeleteDear Mary Ann, I have been reading your heart-filled writing and tributes to your wonderful husband and I am so very sorry for your loss. Sending you peace and love. Lyn
ReplyDeleteLyn, thank you for caring.
DeleteMary Ann, may your memories of Rob guide both you and your son. I send many condolences to you both. Your struggle has been real-your love the bond that allowed your voice to soar as a tribute to your husband's journey.
ReplyDeleteSo very sorry for you and your family's loss :(
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