I remember the times that we once shared. When my dad divorced my mom, you were there for me. You took me in and helped me recover on what happened. I know we did not see eye to eye at the end of your road.
You had a lot of love in your heart, and you were more than willing to take care of your mom and dad at the end of their road. You had a heart of gold in nursing and you loved taking care of the elderly. I know I could not do the work that you did.
You loved your family more than anything and when you lost Allen, than it was a struggle for you. I was more like my father in over one way. You supported my dad until when he died May 14, 2002. It has been 19 years and now you have died.
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Now you can be with my Dad wherever you gone too. You and Dad can be with each other. You do not have to deal with no more back pain. You do not have to deal with the agony of surgery. You can be with your son, Allen. You are now free to explore the universe and see God.
All I can say, Rachel, is that I am glad to have known you. You are an Angel in your own way. You are not perfect. I love you and will miss you. I am going to let you know that I will continue being.
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