By Elaine Marze People frequently share with me the things they miss most after the death of their spouse, especially after they read WIDOWHOOD: I DIDN’T ASK FOR THIS (which I wrote). I like to share these things because it reminds those with living husbands and wives what they should appreciate while they still can
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Some people think that if they leave a Will behind it will take care of all the “after” issues, but that’s only the beginning. It would simplify tasks for your spouse and / or children if you would also enclose in that important folder the following items: -Insurance policy information including account numbers; -A list
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We are proud of the veterans who work for our company. Steve Rainey joined the US Marine Corps when he was 17 years old. He landed in Vietnam in 1965 in the first major troop commitment of the war. His first station was at Chu Lai, south of Da Nang, providing security for the airstrip
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I never knew about this before. England’s Stonehenge or Egypt’s Karnak or Abu Simbel have nothing on us. Our memorial even has a plaque pedestal to explain it all. Once a year at 11:11 am the sun shines perfectly on this Memorial. At precisely 11:11 a.m. each Veterans Day (Nov. 11), the sun’s rays
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The birthdate of a deceased family member is one of those special dates that has the power to hurt us because it recalls the loss, the coulda, shoulda beens. We do our best to cope, trying to lessen the pain while coveting sweet memories. Our grandkids bake birthday cakes in remembrance of their papa. Other
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