My Grandmother Dorothy V. Calhoun has passed, just short of her 96th birthday. She was born November 7th 1913, had six children, and ended up with many many many grandchildren, great grandchildren, and great great grandchildren, all spread across the globe.
She was humble and highly connected to God through the Seventh-Day Adventist church throughout her life.
There is so much to say... We will all miss her so very very much.
She entered the hospital at the beginning of October with Pneumonia.
It became progressively worse over the next few weeks, and my Mother, Wife, Sister, Nephew, Uncle and I all took shifts in round-the-clock visitation with her.
None of us wanted to openly acknowledge the possibility of her dying in the hospital, but an unspoken pledge had been taken to not allow her to die alone.
And she didn't.
There were four of us there when she did go.
I was fortunate to be one of them.
We will miss you, Grandma...
and we love you.
Our Beloved
Dorothy V. Calhoun
I have neglected my artwork and blogging during this difficult episode, but I thank all who commented and were concerned about my absence. I am back and very appreciative.
Maybe some of you more experienced bloggers can help me with tips on how to stay blog-active while going through the inevitable downs in life.
Thanks
Maybe some of you more experienced bloggers can help me with tips on how to stay blog-active while going through the inevitable downs in life.
Thanks
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