If not for Hazel and her hubby Jim, my move back to Ontario to take care of my parents would never have happened. They were a slick packing team and kept me in good humour while we tackled the daunting task of packing up my life and my two children and moving across the country. I have many pictures of Hazel with my sisters and my children but I think my favourite is of her rocking my "eternally colicky" son when he was tiny.
She had a brilliant, captivating smile and a gentle soul and I will miss her dearly.
I am grateful for her time on earth and I know she is in Good Hands. Thank God her suffering is over. If you have a minute please say a prayer for Hazel's family and friends as those who remain are hurting.
As I was in the process of making an Alzheimer's touch quilt for Hazel with some of her fabrics, I will still complete it but I will now donate it to the Alzheimer's Association in her name (unless of course her hubby would like to have it to hold on to). As for the rest of her fabric and the Singer Featherweight that I inherited, she will be remembered every time I touch any of it.
Rest in Peace Hazel, may you find the best Fabric Shops Heaven has to offer. Say, "Hi" to Mom and Dad for me and give them a hug. Love you......
2 comments:
I am sooooo sorry for your loss, seems like you had a special friend...lots of good memories.
I'm sorry. Hazel sounds like such a beautiful woman. I will pray for you and her family. Hugs!
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