Comments on: Memories of a lifetime http://sherrytucker.net/2008/09/01/memories-of-a-lifetime/ Living for eternity with everlasting love, faith and hope. Tue, 07 Sep 2010 14:36:11 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.1 by: Anissa@Hope4Peyton http://sherrytucker.net/2008/09/01/memories-of-a-lifetime/#comment-85 Thu, 04 Sep 2008 01:11:32 +0000 http://sherrytucker.net/2008/09/01/memories-of-a-lifetime/#comment-85 I'm so sorry that you've lost this connection you felt by looking at this playset that Zach loved. I know it represents happier days, playful times and loving family moments before cancer stole those away. It cannot steal away the memories, the echoes of your laughter, the love you shared. Praying that you find peace with this and that Zach finds the way to let you know everyday, that he's waiting for you in God's playground, waiting for your arms reach out and push him again. Love you. I’m so sorry that you’ve lost this connection you felt by looking at this playset that Zach loved. I know it represents happier days, playful times and loving family moments before cancer stole those away.

It cannot steal away the memories, the echoes of your laughter, the love you shared.

Praying that you find peace with this and that Zach finds the way to let you know everyday, that he’s waiting for you in God’s playground, waiting for your arms reach out and push him again.

Love you.

]]> by: Jane Nichols http://sherrytucker.net/2008/09/01/memories-of-a-lifetime/#comment-74 Tue, 02 Sep 2008 23:36:49 +0000 http://sherrytucker.net/2008/09/01/memories-of-a-lifetime/#comment-74 Sherry... I saw you, Dirk and Lexi taking down the play set and could only imagine what you were thinking. My thoughts went back to when you moved in and how you set that up so all the children could enjoy it. And they did...you always had a crowd of kids wanting to play on it. I liked to look next door and see all of them jumping and yelling as the children enjoyed the playset. I miss the laughter of the young children. It was music to my ears. God bless you all. Jane Sherry…
I saw you, Dirk and Lexi taking down the play set and could only imagine what you were thinking. My thoughts went back to when you moved in and how you set that up so all the children could enjoy it. And they did…you always had a crowd of kids wanting to play on it. I liked to look next door and see all of them jumping and yelling as the children enjoyed the playset. I miss the laughter of the young children. It was music to my ears.
God bless you all.
Jane

]]> by: Hayley http://sherrytucker.net/2008/09/01/memories-of-a-lifetime/#comment-69 Tue, 02 Sep 2008 12:24:14 +0000 http://sherrytucker.net/2008/09/01/memories-of-a-lifetime/#comment-69 Oh Sherry…you are so right. Nine years should NEVER be longer than a lifetime. I sobbed and sobbed when reading your post this morning. I don’t cry as often as I need to, so I want to thank you, especially for the laughter that came along with the tears. Your post demonstrates how a heartbreaking mission can become part of healing and with the help of your family can even bring laughter along with the memories. (I hope Lexi enjoyed her role in the “destruction.”) After I lost Heller, my best friend often encouraged me to go out and buy a stash of inexpensive “smashing plates” for the moments that I needed them. I truly enjoy reading your blog, and I am looking forward to reading your book. I hope to find a moment to call you this week. I have linked my blog to yours. It is a silly thing, more of a daily diary-type blog, but please feel free to go to visit. www.whenigrow.blogspot.com Keeping you in my prayers, Hayley Ritz Oh Sherry…you are so right. Nine years should NEVER be longer than a lifetime. I sobbed and sobbed when reading your post this morning. I don’t cry as often as I need to, so I want to thank you, especially for the laughter that came along with the tears. Your post demonstrates how a heartbreaking mission can become part of healing and with the help of your family can even bring laughter along with the memories. (I hope Lexi enjoyed her role in the “destruction.”) After I lost Heller, my best friend often encouraged me to go out and buy a stash of inexpensive “smashing plates” for the moments that I needed them.

I truly enjoy reading your blog, and I am looking forward to reading your book. I hope to find a moment to call you this week. I have linked my blog to yours. It is a silly thing, more of a daily diary-type blog, but please feel free to go to visit. www.whenigrow.blogspot.com

Keeping you in my prayers,
Hayley Ritz

]]> by: Michelle Watrin http://sherrytucker.net/2008/09/01/memories-of-a-lifetime/#comment-66 Tue, 02 Sep 2008 05:23:21 +0000 http://sherrytucker.net/2008/09/01/memories-of-a-lifetime/#comment-66 I am so sorry for your pain. You have written beautifully about something so awful. Thanks for sharing your heart and reminding us to hug our babies everyday and soak up the little things we do together. We all miss Zach and think of him often. I will continue to pray for you, Dirk and Lexi as I know the void will never be filled. Love you, Meme I am so sorry for your pain. You have written beautifully about something so awful. Thanks for sharing your heart and reminding us to hug our babies everyday and soak up the little things we do together. We all miss Zach and think of him often. I will continue to pray for you, Dirk and Lexi as I know the void will never be filled. Love you, Meme

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