I will miss you, mom...

Mark-

Sorry to hear of your Mom's passing and you and your Dad's loss.

It's never easy, but the thoughts of being united again later and the passage of time ease the pain.

Peace be with you both.

Joe. :rose :rainbow :rose
 
I cannot tell you how deeply I appreciate ALL your kind thoughts, prayers and well wishes for my dad and my entire ohana.

Telling my dad she was gone was the most difficult thing I've had to endure in my life. He took the news with a mixture of unimaginable heartache/sadness mixed with a feeling of acceptance. He asked if she had suffered and we reassured him she had gone peacefully. He was relieved to know she was no longer in pain.

Yesterday, he seemed much better; more alert, talkative etc. He appeared to have accepted she's gone and realized he is still here to enjoy life w/ his family. I think the weight of her slow decent into the darkness of dementia has been lifted and the worry he felt along with that is now gone. I suspect he thought he would pass before she did and the stress, anxiety and guilt ate away at him the last few yrs as her memory faded more and more.

I'm off to the rehab hospital. I just wanted to THANK YOU ALL AGAIN. Reading this thread brought tears to my eyes along w/ good memories of my mom and her long life.

ALOHA....
 
Mark,

My prayers are with you, your dad and your family during this challenging and sad time.

-Carl/Sarge
 
Mark,

Let me add my condolences to those above. I'll keep you and your family in my thoughts. You already know that Hawaii holds a special place in my heart.

Aloha na hale o 'oukou i makamaka 'ole.

The fragrance of a blossom lasts even after the flower has gone.
 
Mark,

So very sad to read the news about your Mom. Our sincere condolences to you and your family.

Ruth and Joe
R-MATEY
 
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