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Writer's pictureRobert E. Hansen

Remembering them

I have met so many wonderful, heartbroken people, who honor those who have departed.


For some they bend their knees in the privacy of prayer and meditation. For others, they might choose to walk the beach, the sound of the surf singing them a love song. Some prefer to play music, light candles, or simply sit and spin tells of days gone by. I have seen beautiful tattoos remembering the deceased. I have listened to heart filled music, stood in front of photo essays, watched doves released in flight. The list is endless.


Please share some ideas you have, or some moments you created to honor your loved ones.


I would love to hear from you.

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Susan Jansky
Susan Jansky
Mar 24, 2022

It still hurts after 5 years loosing my best friend and cousin. The way I remember him is that he was the best mechanic so when I take my truck to a mechanic I would say to myself Danny is it true at what they are saying. When I smell motor oil. I go Hi Danny thank you for the visit. Even harder not being able to hear his voice anymore.

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Susan Jansky
Susan Jansky
Mar 25, 2022
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Thank you for having

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tgrottic
tgrottic
Mar 22, 2022

One place I don't find peace is at the cemetery. For some reason, it's not the most comforting places for me. On the parkway driving to no where with great music is where I find peace alot of the time.

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Robert E. Hansen
Robert E. Hansen
Mar 23, 2022
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Not everyone finds comfort at the cemetery, many find comfort in their own personal space. The beach, sitting in their backyard, it matters not. What is most important is to open the heart and quiet the mind. It is there that peace and healing will grow.

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Mary Daveler
Mary Daveler
Mar 22, 2022

I love going through old photo's, trinkets, cards. I find comfort in their handwritten notes to me. I put silly little things that mean the world to me on my desk, so I'm always reminded of them. Silly, but it works for me.

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Robert E. Hansen
Robert E. Hansen
Mar 22, 2022
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Not silly, they are the physical reminders of the love that dwells within your heart and soul. How beautiful, how sacred.

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