Condolences to RKC

Glen, condolences my friend. I lost my mom in a similar manner last year. I believe I'll see her again someday. I'm going to say a prayer for you and your family tonight.
 
I am so sorry for your losses, Glen.
May your mother and son rest in peace.

Be strong
 
Glen;

Very sorry to hear of your Mom's passing.

Please find comfort in knowing that your many friends have you in their thoughts and prayers.

As do I.

best,
brian kc
 
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So very sorry to hear this, Glen. My thoughts are with you and your family.

Bruce
 
Glen

I am so sorry to hear about your mother and son passing so close together in time.

Like you, I was witness to the passing of my father and was holding his hand. I still remember that day like it was yesterday even though it was in 2011, 11 days before my birthday.

The one thing that helped me through the pain of the loss was that I knew my father would want me, along with the rest of the family, to enjoy life and for us to be the best people we can be. I am sure your mother wanted the same for you, to continue on and do your thing.

We will all be together again one day and I believe our loved ones that have passed do watch over us.

Tom
 
So sorry...

Dear Glenn,
I am so sorry that you lost your son and now your Mom. How bitter sweet to be able to hold your Mom as she passed. Only time can ease the unbearable pain and I pray God helps you and the rest of your loved ones through this sorrow.
 
While it is true that Glen's mom passed away in a single moment, and a blessing that he was there to be with her, it's much better to go that way (immediately) rather than lasting days, weeks or months, with the devastating effects of those kinds of events. At least she spent her last time with one of those closest to her (and likely a very happy time for both). My own mother will be 84 January 27th. Dealing with your parent's demise (untimely or not), is something we all eventually have to deal with. My condolences to Glen and his family. I'm headed for Chicago to spend Xmas with my own mom...because you just never know.

Scott Lee
http://poolknowledge.com

Celtic said:
Deepest condolences RKC, that is truly a horrible thing to lose someone like that. In some ways it is a blessing that you were there with her for those last moments and she was not alone. I am truly sorry, I cannot imagine what state I would be in after an event like that.
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I am very sorry to hear of of your loss, Glen. My thoughts are with you and your family. Try to stay strong and take things one day at a time, you have had a difficult year.
 
My condolonces

My condolence and prayers to you and your family for your loss, Glen.

Take care,
 
Scott Lee said:
While it is true that Glen's mom passed away in a single moment, and a blessing that he was there to be with her, it's much better to go that way (immediately) rather than lasting days, weeks or months, with the devastating effects of those kinds of events. At least she spent her last time with one of those closest to her (and likely a very happy time for both). My own mother will be 84 January 27th. Dealing with your parent's demise (untimely or not), is something we all eventually have to deal with. My condolences to Glen and his family. I'm headed for Chicago to spend Xmas with my own mom...because you just never know.

Scott Lee
http://poolknowledge.com
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My deepest condolences Glen. My own mother just turned 99 on the 31st of Nov. Still lives at home by herself. I go there twice a week to fix her supper and spend some time with her. It's good that you were with her when she passed on.
 
That's great to live that long, just as long as she's not bed ridden, because that's no life. My mom lived alone as well, but I've been living here at my shop since May, so I've had lots of time with her, but it still don't make it easy, I have to move now because the property is going to be sold, so I'll really be homeless then.
 
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