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For all you were to me in life| heidi | birthdays | September 3, 2012 |
Birthday in Heaven
It’s your birthday up in heaven,
And I’m wondering what you’ll do.
Will there be a celebration
And a cake to honor you?
Are the kitchen angels busy
Breaking eggs and sifting flour?
Is the angel choir practicing
As it gets close to the hour?
Is there ice cream made from snowflakes
And some candy made from clouds?
Will it be just you and Jesus,
Or all the happy crowds?
I won’t be there to hug you
Or to count and pull your ears,
And I’m sure I’ll feel lonely
As I shed some birthday tears,
But I know your heavenly birthday
Will be your best one ever!
Just remember, I still love you --
On your birthday, and forever
| Lora Ellis | Miss you cuz | July 1, 2012 |
| heidi | For Gina | June 18, 2012 |
| Tina Mysierowicz |
| heidi cizio |
| Lora Ellis |
Calvin and I took the kids to the roller skating rink last Thursday night, and immediately when I walked in I thought about Gina because we used to go skating there with the church youth group when we younger. Later on in the night, I went into the bathroom and as I did the D.J. began playing one of the songs that was played at Gina's funeral. With my eyes filled with tears, I looked up towards heaven and said, "God...I miss you Gina." As I stood at the mirror trying to fix my make-up, a girl about 9 years old skated in and said hi to me and I said hi back. After she was in there with me for a few moments, all of the sudden she turned towards me with a puzzled look on her face and said "Hey where did your friend go?" I turned towards her and said "What honey?" She then told me that when she skated in, there was a girl standing right by my side the whole time I was in there. Even though I repeatedly assured her that I had been in there by myself the whole time, she insisted that there was someone with me and then all of the sudden they were gone. As I fought back tears, I asked the girl what my friend that had been standing by my side looked like. "Well," she said as she turned to leave, "she kind of looked like you, but she was a little shorter and had lighter hair."
I stood frozen there as I thought about what had just happened. Never in my life had I ever experienced something like that. In fact I am still not exactly sure what happened, but I feel like it was her and God's way of letting me know that a part of her is still with me...and with us all for that matter. Every time we help out a friend, or sing the words to our favorite Tim McGraw song, or smile wide and laugh out loud...she is there. So until I get to wrap my arms around her in heaven when God calls me home, I am thankful for my little piece of heaven that He gave me here on earth.
| heidi cizio |
| heidi cizio |
| eric kalinski |
| Tina Ramey |
| Lora Ellis |
All growing up, we were together. She used to spend that night at our house and at night she would get homesick...so I would put on shows for her to make her laugh. We also would lock Dena out of the house, and when she would try to climb in the kitchen window, Gina and I would pour buckets of water on her from the upstairs window. I am laughing right now thinking about all the funny memories. I also used to go on vacation with Aunt Linda, Uncle Kenny, and Gina all the time. It seemed like whenever I went, there was a huge thunderstorm, blizzard, or natural disaster! We all began to joke and call it "Creech Curse"...but they never stopped taking me with them. I remember going to a concert with Gina and the breaks going out on her car when we were on the freeway, and I remember her going with me as back-up when I went to break up with an old boyfriend. A one time I moved in with Uncle Kenny and Aunt Linda, so Gina and I shared a room. We used to stay up all night talking, laughing, and playing Dr. Mario. We shared make-up, hairspray, clothes, jewelry, dance moves, food, a bedroom, vacations, school friends, church friends, boyfriends (sorry Cal), wedding plans, pregnancies, laughs, tears, and love. But most of all we shared a piece of each others heart....I think my greatest memory with Gina will be when our hearts are reunited in heaven and I get to see her again. Until then I will be thinking of her always.
| Dee Hopp |