FAMILY, I ask that you all read this: John Chapter 8 vs 7:"Let anyone of you who is without sin be the first to throw a stone at her." I am not a perfect person, no where close. I was born into my family, and though I may feel anger towards members of my family for reasons I and some of them know, I dare not cast a stone. I dare not take credit for that which I have not done. There is a posting that says I was with my mom as she took her last breath, this is inaccurate. I was 130+miles away from Columbus as my mom breathed her last breath. The one that spent the final moments of moms life with her was Ron, the youngest between her and her first husband, Bernard Smith Sr. Though I contributed to the writing of her obituary, the planning of her service, the decision of her cremation, the purchasing of the name plate attached to her urn, there were others involved. Once again the name Ron comes up, who put in the needed cash to complete the payment for moms final service. I cant judge, I can only say that in their own way I beleive everyone that needed to be involved did what they could at that time and at this time. I must beleive that the will of "GOD" has been done. The time has come to live and let live, forgive and forget. We are are guilty of our own wrongs, I have decided to forgive, let go, it gives me a freedom and erases a part of my memories to allow a storage of new and better memories. I would pray that this forgiveness can be an epidemic and spread like a wild fire. Does this mean we have to move in together, No, it simply means we love and become loveable, we continue to live our lives while we respect others and allow them to live their lives right where they are. Much Love to all, May Marie Waddle Smith McDaniels, Roy McDaniels, and bernard E. Smith Sr. forever rest in peace. May their remains be in a place that would have brought joy to them while they were among us.
Posted on: Fri, 21 Jun 2013 03:14:59 +0000
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