On Monday afternoon my mom-in-law Ruth passed away. She had battled breast cancer with a ferociousness that was awe inspiring. After being told that there was "nothing more they could do" She promptly said OK.....try ANY and ALL new treatments on me so there may be help for someone down the road.
She was my hero.
I will be doing the flowers for the memorial this coming tuesday and we had a conversation about what her wishes were almost a year ago.
One red rose from her loving husband..
one rose each from each of the "kids"....different color than red...
some smaller sweets or spray roses for all the grandkidlets.....
Any ideas on design here??
I momentarily thought about a wee ribbon label on each flower BUT we are a HUGELY blended family and if I miss a name or some such then feelings will be hurt.............Am thinking just keep it simple...
Can't think straight here..tis gonna be a hard week....any ideas would be greatly appreciated!
Always keep in mind, we don't get a second chance to say the things we should to the people we love...they can be gone from us in a flash......If you have a mom...phone her,,,hug her and if not...say a wee prayer of rememberance in your heart.
insert big sigh here.......
may we someday beat this b@st@rd of a disease ...she was only 65 years old.
thanks ....
jeannie
She was my hero.
I will be doing the flowers for the memorial this coming tuesday and we had a conversation about what her wishes were almost a year ago.
One red rose from her loving husband..
one rose each from each of the "kids"....different color than red...
some smaller sweets or spray roses for all the grandkidlets.....
Any ideas on design here??
I momentarily thought about a wee ribbon label on each flower BUT we are a HUGELY blended family and if I miss a name or some such then feelings will be hurt.............Am thinking just keep it simple...
Can't think straight here..tis gonna be a hard week....any ideas would be greatly appreciated!
Always keep in mind, we don't get a second chance to say the things we should to the people we love...they can be gone from us in a flash......If you have a mom...phone her,,,hug her and if not...say a wee prayer of rememberance in your heart.
insert big sigh here.......
may we someday beat this b@st@rd of a disease ...she was only 65 years old.
thanks ....
jeannie