In Loving Memory of Ryan
Monday, June 27, 2011
Ellie and our neighbor Rachel are playing in the family room. I was down there picking up when I listened in on their conversation. Rachel was saying that she doesn't know one of her grandpas because he died when she was a baby. Ellie just very matter of fact responds with " That's what's going to happen to my kids. They won't meet their grandpa until they die." It's strange but kind of true. They won't know Ryan on this earth. I just had the happy thought though that he is already getting to know them. Maybe he's helping preselect them so I'll have all wonderful grandkids. Pick some good ones babe!
Wednesday, June 8, 2011
Bedtime is the time that the kids are the most likely to make a comment about Ryan. Tonight at bedtime Clara was trying to extend our goodnight as long as possible. She kept calling me back to her bedside. On the third time she said
"When Dad comes back alive, in heaven, and then we will go pick him up, and then he will come and pop our toes and throw Hazel in the air."
My response "Clara, Dad is not going to come back alive for a llllllloooonnnnggg time. Until the resurrection. But when the resurrection come, then yes we will see Dad."
Her comments are always so sweet and innocent. I just love her
"When Dad comes back alive, in heaven, and then we will go pick him up, and then he will come and pop our toes and throw Hazel in the air."
My response "Clara, Dad is not going to come back alive for a llllllloooonnnnggg time. Until the resurrection. But when the resurrection come, then yes we will see Dad."
Her comments are always so sweet and innocent. I just love her
Saturday, January 1, 2011
You Will Be Missed But Never Forgotten
Your face always carried a smile
and you were quick to go the extra mile.
Childhood memories stroll through my mind
they will never be left behind.
Woofle ball at Grandma's house
or singing tiny bubbles on our way to see Mickey Mouse.
Easter egg hunts and Christmas surprises hidden around
were always quick to be found.
Sleepovers at Grandma's when we'd stay up late.
Grandpa's french toast was always first rate.
Scratching each others backs
and sneaking upstairs to steal Grandma's snacks.
Snowbird once a year
we sat on the deck and looked for deer.
The game room and the pool
always under Grandma's rule.
The memories have no end
one thing you did best was be a friend.
Always living life to the max
making your own tracks.
You've always been a leader of greatness and love
and now you're amongst the angles above.
You will always remain our daredevil in the sky
watching over us, dear Ry.
Til we meet again...I love you to the moon and back.
Ryan's cousin Charity Hill Bish wrote this poem and read it at the graveside. She then gave everyone a copy for Christmas.
Monday, December 20, 2010

I miss you a lot especially when I think of Christmas. I miss you soooooooooooooooo much.
Picture on left: thinking about Christmas so it makes me cry.
Picture on right: Thinking about Christmas, crying, and running away from Clara.
I was missing Dad at school so I made this card. It helped me feel better.
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