So the Good Lord got busy and tugged on the heart strings of a widower named Richard and a good woman named Bea whod been through divorce. Richard lived in the country with dust and snakes and where you could here the coyotes howl at night. Bea lived in the city with more lights, no dust, and far fewer snakes. Each had 4 children. The Good Lord got busier and not only convinced Bea to leave the city and move to the country, but to also help raise 2 teens who had lost their own mother unexpectedly 2 years prior. From a 17 yr olds perspective, it was TOUGH. It was work making the relationship work, and much easier just to stay away from home as much as possible to avoid any possible confrontation, even though I knew my Dad was happy. From the perspective of the 44 yr old I am today, I am so thankful that Bea Feleay stuck it out, persevered, and together made the merging of 2 families work as best she could, not to mention bringing my Dad happiness for 26 years of marriage, when I know there were times he doubted if the happiness he once had with my Mom would ever return again. We watched her fight the battle this past year through highs and lows, and now she is at peace, and all that knew her are better for the relationship. Love you Bea.
Posted on: Tue, 22 Oct 2013 04:04:22 +0000
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