White Doves were
released as we said
goodbye today
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4 comments:
Dear Taneeka,
I didn't know you at all, but I wanted to say that I hope you found the time to laugh, play, be silly (and serious) at the same time, I hope you ticked your own feet, and ate icecream at least once, and sang out loud and watched your mum and dad share a kiss.
You are in a place we all will go to one day....make sure you have plenty of fun up there.
Sounds like you were very much loved, of course, and had a wonderful 'send-off'.
I think the white doves were a great choice.
To me they would represent the freedom and purity of your soaring spirit.
Be at peace now, Little One.
Blessings....
She touched a lot of peoples hearts Patty. My Brother who was her Godfather and never shows his emotions was crying real tears as he delivered the eulogy. He sat next to Taneeka's Father and held his hand throughout the service with her Mother cradling into her husband.On the casket there was a single bunch of roses her favourite toy and a framed photo of her. Over 300 people attended her farewell today. All i could think through the service was, how much her parents must be hurting inside.
Taneeka, I didn't know you either, and you didn't know me, but I think you must have touched a lot of hearts. Sleep well little one.
How lucky you were to be counted as one of her friends.
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