Dear Baby,

I wish for once that I had gotten to know you. I wish you could have had a future, and grown up like we all did. I have wished so much for you.

Right now it's wonderful to know that there's a guardian angel looking down on us right now, and that you are safe in the comfort of Steve's arms.

We didn't know if you were a boy or a girl, but in our hearts it doesn't matter, because you were our baby. You were the child we had, but never had. We will always love you, and hope that we will be together again someday.

Love,

Mommy, Little sister Amy and little brother Matthew.

O precious, tiny, sweet little one,
You will always be to me,
So perfect, pure, and innocent,
Just as you were meant to be.

We dreamed of you and your life,
And all that it would be,
We waited and longed for you to come,
And join our family.

We never had the chance to play,
To laugh, to rock, to wiggle,
We long to hold you, touch you now,
And listen to you giggle.

I'll always be your mom,
He'll always be your dad,
You will always be our child,
The child we never had.

But now you're gone...but yet you're here,
We'll sense you everywhere.
You are our sorrow and our joy,
There's love in every tear.

Just know that our love goes deep and strong,
We'll forget you never-
The child we had, but never had,
And yet will have forever.

Dear Daddy, It's been three years and I still can't stop remembering you. Matthew and I have grown so much since you went away. I'm going to be thirteen, and Matthew just turned ten. We live in Tosa now, we moved here after you died. Mom is going to get married, and I hope that you don't mind. You'll always be my Daddy, and we all love you so much. You could never be replaced by anyone. I can't wait until I see you again. Do not stand at my grave and weep, I am not there, I do not sleep. I am a thousand winds that blow, I am the diamond glints on snow, I am the sunlight on ripened grain, I am the gentle autumn's rain. When you awake in the morning hush, I am the swift uplifting rush, Of quiet birds circled in flight. I am the soft star that shines at night, I am the flowers that bloom by day, I am the fragrance of new mown hay. I am each blade of grass that grows, I am the rush of melting snow. Do not stand at my grave and cry, I am not there, I did not die. I love you daddy. Your daughter, Amy

My dear, loving, great Mamma,

I miss you and I love you. I know that you are in a better place now. At times, I am at a loss for words, because I do not know why you had to die at this time in your life. God rest your soul and may God grant you glory and paradise along with your loved ones who have already passed away. I hope you met up with Papa. Please give him a kiss and a hug for me and tell him I love him very much.

I love you very much mommy and will keep you alive in my heart and in my thoughts. Please be my Guardian Angel in life and continue to protect me as you had in the past.

I was very fortunate to have had you as my mother and continue to be fortunate to have you as my Guardian Angel.

I will love you always.

Adieu Mamma.

Your loving daughter, forever. Maria.

Loving father of Tod Alan and Glen Patrick Fiddleman, loving husband of Geraldine Virginia. A finer man never walked the earth. Physically he will be missed, spiritually he will be with us always.

It's 21 years since you died - the pain is still with me - I can't remember who I was before your death - someone different. My life is forever changed but yours was taken away completely. What a waste of the lovely person you would have grown into.
To my lovely laughing boy.
Love from Mummy xxxxxxxxx

Dear grandad
missing you lots. this is a poem to show you how much i care.
You meant so much to all of us,
you were special and thats no lie,
you brightened up the darkest day,
and the cloudiest sky.

Your smile alone warmed hearts,
your laughter was like music to hear,
I would give give absolutely anything
to have you well and standing here,

Many tears i've seen and cried,
they've all poured out like rain,
but i know you are happy now,
no longer in any pain.

I'll never forget the memories,
that you and i have made,
those memories i'll keep forever,
never will they fade.

I'll always be proud of you grandad,
I know we'll never be apart,
thats because you'll always be here,
right inside my heart!!

i love you now and forever,from your very proud grandaughter you'll be forever in my heart. good night grandad.
hugs and kisses love Lisa-Marie

Im missing you so much grandad. You left so much behind. I still remember the day i was told you had passed away i fell to the floor and cried. It didn't sink in at first i didnt understand what was going on. I still cry every day for you but i know you wouldn't want that i know you'd tell me to stop being a silly girl. We still had so many memories yet to make. Youll always be here with us you will live on in our memories and one day we'll meet again in heaven and until then you will be forever in my heart.
good night grandad,
all my love,from your very
proud grandaughter Lisa-mariexxx

I never got the chance to tell you that I love you, you were a big brother to me. Even though you promised the you'd never leave me I still love you, and I anxiously await the day when I'll see you again.

My dear mother, how I miss you. What a wonder it would be to have one more moment with you.
All of your children remember the special and loving things you did for each of us.
You will live forever in our hearts and memories.
Love your daughter, Patti

Sammy, my love, my third born child, my second born son, remember sweet dear. As the nights grow longer, my tears I shed, as the days shorten, it takes me the nights I dread. Oh how I long to hold you in my arms, to hold you so close to me, to smell your sweetness, to hear your cry in the night. Sammy, my love, remember me, do not forget the road I walk, do not forget my tears at night, for my child, I will forever remember you. Your breath I feel in the wind across my face, your tears I feel in the rain on my soul, your cry I hear in the oceans waves. I love you my dear, Love mommy, daddy, brother and sissy forever you ll be remembered in our hearts, never to be forgotten.

Evelyn was my birthmother. I found her in 1991 after a separation of 30 years. I will always be grateful that I searched for her when I did and that we had these last few years together. She was born in Stroud, Oklahoma and died in Oroville, California at her son Jeffrey's home of cancer. Evelyn left behind 1 daughter, Patricia Mulder; 4 sons, Jerry Harker, Jeffrey Fields, Calvin Fields; 8 sisters, Janie Houston, Shirley Fields, Sharon Reed, Pamela Pennington, Linda Parker, Gloria Graham, Jackie O'Brien; 1 brother, Arthur Hall, Jr.; and her companion, Keth Wildermuth. She had been a long-haul truck driver for many years and truly enjoyed the freedom of the open road. We will always miss and love her.

You were taken from us sudden and tragically.It is still hard to believe.
You were our shinning star, you still shine for us from heaven.
You were so young and talented. I'm looking at the drawing you did for me, "Love Around The World". I treasure it.
You created a lot of love around the world, your friends came in large numbers at the news of your death. Even the minister could not comprehend how someone as young as you could have so many friends. Your father and I were touched deeply by the love felt for you by so many people. Cars had to be escorted by the police to your final resting place.
The love for you lives on, you live on in our hearts.
Love, Aunt Patti

Sharon, you were and always will be my best friend. It is hard to go on each day without you.
Your children are doing well.It is sad and I am so sorry your time with them was so short.
We love and miss you.
You loving sister, Patti

Brenda Fields-Fite, born January 15, 1963 in Baldwin

Jeff, you were a wonderful Father son, brother and friend. We will miss you. Save a spot for us up there. Love, Mark Janean Abby and Jesse

Dearest Baci, you made our lives more sweeter because of your light, gentleness and overwhelming love of your family. Now you are with Dzia Dzia in a place where your love shines more brightly than ever as you watch over us. Not a day goes by where I don't think of you and your smiles, kisses and hugs. We miss you Baci and love you very much. Till we meet again, Love and Kisses, Karen and Sylvia Ann

Dear Dad: It has been almost six months since you entered into eternal life. I have felt your presence with me on a few occasions. I have been eager to write a fitting memorial to you, but alas my usual "well of words" has run dry. My problem is that I have a hard time thinking of how to describe the life of a wonderful human being who also happened to be my father. I wrote your obituary for the local paper the night you died as I would trust noone else with the task. I insisted the paper print it without editing it, and, for what it is worth, here it is: [Dr. Herbert Victor Fine, 80, entered into eternal life at 3:50 p.m. Sunday, February 22, 1998, in Herrin Hospital, Herrin, Illinois. Dr. Fine attended Harrison Technical High School and college on a music scholarship before attending and graduating from The Chicago Medical School in 1943. While attending medical school, Dr Fine became ill and while recovering met a student nurse named Esther Schultz. They married first secretly in 1942 and then "officially" six months later because "student nurses" were not allowed to marry while in training. After completing medical school Dr. Fine interned at the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Hospital in Clifton Forge, Virgina. He served as a Captain in the U.S. Army during World War II. After the war, he returned to Illinois and worked for the Veteran's Administration Hospital in Chicago. Dr. Fine and Esther desired to move to a small, rural community in need of a doctor. He contacted the Illinois State Medical Society looking for such a place. It so happened that the Carterville Lions Club was looking for a doctor as the small town of 1500 residents had been without a doctor since the death of Dr. Francis Hiller in 1945. In 1947, Dr. Fine, his wife and baby son moved to Carterville, where he raised a family of four and practiced medicine for 42 years retiring from medical practice in 1989. At 6'feet tall and 235 pounds, he was "larger than life"; a very dedicated physician, but also a kind a gentle man. Until the mid 1980's, those who wanted to be seen in his office merely walked in, signed the register, and waited and waited and waited to be seen; sometimes waiting in his office until 7, 8, or 9 o'clock at night to finally be seen. Many of those who could not see him at the office would meet him at the hospital later in the evening. For those extremely ill, elderly, or bedridden, a house call was the only way Dr. Fine would allow them to be seen. Many of those patients left the porch light on and the door unlocked as Dr. Fine might stroll in anytime between 10p.m and 2a.m. (or 3 or 4). And then there were the "Fine Babies"--our best guess is over 1500 and it is probably many more. Survivors include his wife, Esther; a brother, Melvin Fine; eldest son and daughter-in-law, Dr. Phillip Russell and Davideen Woerner Fine; a twin son and daughter-in-law, Bruce G. and Susan Pokuta Fine; twin daughter and son-in law, Beth Fine-Flugard and Dennis Flugard; youngest son and daughter-in-law, Alex M. Fine and Christine E. Reed-Fine; three grandchildren, Erik Fine, Matthew Fine, and Emily Fine; and one great grandchild, Kyle Fine. In August of 1949, his sister Ethel, who helped put him through medical school was killed in a fire which destroyed the family home. In her honor he named his medical practice: "The Ethel Memorial Dispensary." His parents and sister preceded him in death."] I miss you dad; we all miss you. I am comforted that you suffer no more and I know your spirit watches over our family. I'll be looking for you... Love, Alex

Kyle was my only son. He died due to head injuries sustained in a car accident. He was ranked third going into his senior year of high school, the ace pitcher of the baseball team, and the leader of the football team. He always had a big smile on his face and was a friend to everyone. In seventeen years, he touched many, many people of all ages. I know he is with God now and all of his classmates have a guardian angel to watch over them. He was a great child who developed into a great young man. He will always be remembered and loved dearly.

Our Beloved Daughter and Sister. "We Love You Bigtime"

The greatest friend, and confidante, and gentle guide. The strongest spirit, always present, always positive. The wisest heart, always tender, always patient. The most wonderful mother, always mine. I miss you more than I can say.

To my wonderful husband, partner,and friend It has been 24 years this September and I think of you everyday. You must be so proud of our children, Jason and Vashti. They are so wonderfully alive and filled with the spirit that I believe you would have wished for them. I have never thanked you for the pictures that you left of the three of you, on the camera, but I treasure it. You and your dad are now together and your mom (and mine) is still here with me.
Today is my 50th birthday Barnie, and I am having a real laugh at how you would have teased me about that. I love you and will look forward to meeting you on the other side. My life is good now and filled with love and laughter and 5 new children. My partner is just who you would have picked and maybe you did!! If so thanks for him.

My Father was taken from us so many years ago. He was ill for many years and his quality of life was compromised by his illness. He was a very kind and gentle man whose only aim in life was to provide for his family and see to our happiness.

My Mother was a kind thoughtful woman who lived a quiet noviolent life that was taken from her by two crazy kids drag racing on a quiet street. I loved my Mother dearly and will always admire her for her dedication to our family.

Loving mother of two. Lived her life through hardships. She was a flighty, but warm, kind person. we all miss her.

Dad, we miss you so much. You were the most amazing father that any four childen could ask for and the most incredible husband that a wife could dream of. I miss our long talks. You always advised me well and could answer any question that I could think of asking. I appreciate your love and encouragement that you always gave me. I couldn't have asked for a better dad. I know that you are reunited in God's loving care with Robbie. I think about you both every day and can't wait until we are all together again. You are forever my idol and forever in my heart. Love forever from your favorite daughter :) Tammy

Loving wife, mother, grandmother and great grandmother died at the age of 84 on June 22, 1999 of injuries sustained in an automobile accident. Dolly was born in Milwaukee, Wis. She was a graduate of Marqette University with a degree in Dental Hygiene. She served that capacity in the Navy at a base in Meridian, MS where she met and married Samuel Fischell, her husband of 55 years. The family soon moved to San Bernadino where she was an active memeber of the Jewish community. She sang in the choir and participated in the Temple Sisterhood, Hadasah, and B'nai B'rith. The family moved to Hickam Air Force Base in Hawaii to join her husband Sam in July 1960. There she became an active member of the military and civilian Jewish communities. She will be remembered for her outstanding efforts to build a Jewish community in Pearl Harbor and Honolulu. She took an ailing Hebrew School and oreated a thriving school. She was a teacher and the frist pricipal of the Temple Emanu El Hebrew School. She was a active participant in the Order of the Eastern Star as a Sar Point and a Worthy matron. Natalie was also an active member of the Daughters of the Nile. While living in Tarzana, California she was active at Temple Valley Beth Shalom and loved all aspects of her Jewish life. She is survived by her husband Sam, daughters Denise Sherman of California and Harriet Ader of New York, five grandchildren, and one greatgrandchild.

Preceded in death by his son, Jeffrey K. Fischer. Survived by beloved wife Mable J. Jacobsen-Fischer; daughters Cynthia Beth Fischer, Denise Fischer-Morton, and Audry J. Gwayam; and grandchildren Kristen Kuhn, Clinton Kuhn, Eric Kuhn, and Quineesh Gwayam. Life-long Chicago resident until moving to Monrovia, California in 1998. Retired Commercial Agent at Clinchfield Railroad, and Projectionist (Local 110), Chicago, Illinois. Served country in World War Two as an aircraft navigator in the United States Marine Corps. Services and burial at Turner Stevens Live Oak Memorial Park and Mortuary, Monrovia, California. Please donate to American Heart Association in lieu of flowers.

She was born in Kansas City, MO. Resided in Wichita, KS., where she retired a surgical ward clerk at Wesley Medical Center. Recently she was a school crossing guard with Leander ISD in Cedar Park, TX. She is survived by her husband Clarence, son Daniel Seago, both of Cedar Park, son Mark Seago of Indianapolis, Daughters, Tara Sopasakis, Mary Dallis, of College Station TX., Shelley McIntosh of Wichita KS., and Donna Forsse of Washington MO. She has 12 grandchildren and 3 great-grandchildren. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Heart Association.

To Albert Fish our venerated leader
we love you

KIM YOU WILL BE LOVED ETERNALLY

In loving memory of My son Andrew James Fisher who was born February 7,1998 and died February 9,1998.I was not expecting you to die I was hoping you would live but I knew I had to let you go so you would not suffer any longer everyone misses you so very much but I think mommy misses you the most you were my whole life I planed you .I wanted you more than anything in this world but I couldnt keep you very long.You would have been 3 this year.I cry all the time now I dont seen to have anything any more now that your gone.I will miss you always. Love Mommy

The most wonderful dad and grandad. Jane and Sarah your little grandaughters remember you as the wonderful grandad that they lost too early in their lives. I will always remember you. I can never forget my dad. You were always there for me. Sleep tight and wait for us.

In memory of our loving Dad who had to leave us for his eternalrest. You made us strong Daddy, your words to us the day beforeyou left were " Don't look back, keep looking forward". Those words are thought of every day as we continue to miss you. They give us the strength to carry on when we are grieving the most. Yourlegacy will continue through your children and grandchildren forgenerations to come. We will look forward and beyond due to yourloving time here on earth.We will love you forever Dad!Your Five Children, Daughter In-Law and Eleven Grandchildren, Deborah Richardson, Vincent Fisher, Alvin L. Fisher, Joyce FisherJanice Fisher and Cheryl Fisher.

there is always time in my life to remember you. with love debe

My dear grandma, Milly, was the best woman around. I sadly miss her,and cry when I think about the times we shared togther. She was such a very loving and caring woman, and very patient with everyone, especially me. I miss you so much and wish I would have had the chance to say good-bye to you. I know you hear me when I talk to you, and I know you are the one who is watching over me, and helping me to make the right choices. I know Gram, you are my Guardian Angel,and that makes me feel safe. Gram, had so much love for her whole family and everyone loved you so much. You taught us so much, and as our families grow, we will teach our children, as you have taught all of us. Our children will always know of you and will always remember you. I love you Grams,rest in peace, but always watch over all of us, for you are our "Angel" Your Granddaughter, Susie

A lover of nature. Niagara region's longest serving game warden. Husband of Doreen (née Nigh). Father of Sammy and Dewey.

Your girl is safe with me, as promised. Have fun, be at peace. --Avril

Our dearest Rose - Died 22nd November 1999 after a long battle against cancer. Forever in our hearts... We miss you. All our love your family xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

In loving memory of my daughter Sara Elizabeth Fisher.I wasnt planning on saying good-bye to someone again so soon.
I thought that I would get to keep you but I lost you just like your brother.Now Im even more sad then before I just cant seem to keep you babies from comming to soon. I hurts so much knowing you are not growing inside me any more.I miss you so much it kills me so.I never want to try again a lose another.You were your aunt connie's peanut cause you were so small.You were barely there but I felt you growing inside now it hurt cause you died.

LoveMommy
October 2,2000
Is a day I will never forget.

Bill, I will remember you and never forget you as long as I live. I will love you forever. Connie

Residence: Phoenix Az.
Birth Place: Nassawatics Va.
Survivors Include: Wife: Ruth Fitchett (Phoenix)
Sister: Cardelia Ann Mayfield (Texas)
Brother: George Melvin Fitchett (Canada)
Sons: Carroll Jr, Marvin E., David L.(Phoenix)
Daughters: Arlene C, Kathleen S. (Phoenix)
12 Grandchildren 1 Great Grandchild 1
Deceased Child: Carlton D. (Phoenix)

A Great Husband, Father, Father-In-Law, GrandFather, Great GrandFather, and Friend. He will be missed by all. There are not to many men of his measures, or Fame from the family, and Friends. GoodBye Dad. We All Love You.

We all love you dearly, Rest In Peace.
Fold her O jesus in Thine arms
And let her henceforth be
A messenger of love between
our human hearts and Thee.

It was a sudden parting,
Too bitter to forgrt,
Those who loved you dearly,
Are the ones who can't forget

We often sit and think of you,
And think of how you died;
To think you could not say goodbye,
Before you closed your eyes.

Your life was one of kindly deeds,
A helping hand for others needs,
Sincere and true in heart and mind,
Beautiful memories left behind.

The blow was hard, the shock severe,
To part with one we loved so dear,
Our loss is great, we'll not complain
But trust in God to meet again.

Two tired eyes are sleeping,
Two willing hands are still,
The one who worked so hard for us,
Is resting at gods will.

Our family chain is broken,
Nothing seems the same,
But as God calls us one by one
The links shall join again.

Cheryl died at the young age of 39 after a hard fought battle with cancer. She is from Baltimore but lived much of her adult live in Little Rock. She was a wonderful person. May god bless her. Cheryl we miss you.

We all miss you very much Mimi.

Love,

Janet, Marion, Linda, Sandi and Mary Frances

Same old story, I didn't make amends to you. Your tragic accident has brought me closer to you. What good does it do now? I love you, and must carry this burden my whole life. Thank God mommy was always by your side. You will always be remembered, but its a shame it took your death for me to love you. I miss you terribly. Dad.

They say it's a beautiful journey,
From the old world to the new,
Someday I will make that journry,
Which will lead me straight to you,
And when we reach that garden,
In which there is no pain,
I will put my arms around you,
And we will never part again

You may be out of sight,
We may be worlds apart,
But you are always in my thoughts,
And forever in my heart

Goodnight, god bless baby, xxxxx Love always mammy

Miss you always.
Your daughter
Helen

Mammy you are sadly missed by all your Daughters, Sons, Grandchildren and Greatgrandchildren.
Miss you every day
Love Helen