Saturday, January 12, 2013

Tears

It rained yesterday just like summer.  Someone once told me when it rains it is tears from heaven. It must have been a good day for dying.

Our friend Joe from Indiana the WWII Veteran left this world early in the morning Friday.

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That little town in Indiana will never be the same without him.  Happy Trails Joe..it was an honor to be your friend!

During his last few days, Sue would bring the horses over to the yard so he could see his friends from his bed near the window.

I wrote about Joe on Veterans Day 2012.  Sue said Joe liked what I wrote:)

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20 comments:

  1. My deepest sympathy.

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  2. I live in Indiana. I'm sorry Joe has passed away I would have liked to get a chance to know him. Seems like we are losing so much in our country. It's a sad feeling all around. Hugs for those who knew Joe and are missing him.

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  3. Rest in Peace, Joe. My thoughts and prayers go out to his family!

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  4. I have felt the rain falling as tears, too. My sincere condolences to Joe's loved ones for his loss. Thank you for having introduced him to me.

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  5. May he rest in peace. Lots of deaths lately; my husband is at his uncle's funeral today.

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  6. May your friend rest in peace. I have always liked that thought that rain is tears from Heaven.

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  7. Thanks, Joe for your service to our country. My sympathies to you and his family. RIP, Joe.

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  8. Yes, Happy Trails Joe.......how sweet of Sue to bring the horses so Joe could see his friends from the window.......Blessings Francine.

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  9. So sorry for your loss, it's never easy to lose anyone.

    He sounds like a pretty amazing man.

    Jen

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  10. Sorry to hear about Joe. Great shot of him with his equine friend.

    So, did you get a storm and snow?

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  11. Sorry to hear about Joe, it sounds like he was quite the man.
    A neighbour of ours, 96, passed away New Years Day. He was a real go getter character too. Went on a cruise to South America on his own in his early nineties. Owned a border collie until he was 95.

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  12. Bless Sue's heart for doing that for Joe and God Speed to Joe.

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  13. I am so sorry for your loss. My sympathy to his family.

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  14. I am so sorry to hear about Joe ! My Prayers go out to his wife and family .

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  15. I'm sorry for the loss of your friend.

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  16. I'm so sorry to hear about your loss. I remember when you posted about Joe last November. He sounded like a real special person. Must have rained lots on Friday...

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  17. Sorry to hear this, Connie. That's a lovely photo of Joe and the horse.

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  18. Joe was one of the young ones who served. I do remember you blog about him. It is sad to see them leave us behind. I don't think I even know anyone now who was in the service still living.

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  19. *hugs* and sympathies to all who knew him. ♥

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