The news of this tragedy hit me to the core as it was only a couple hours earlier Logan had come to the office for his allergy shot. He was always a bright spot in our day, and Weds. was no exception. His excitement for the holiday was contagious and he wanted to be sure he had enough time to get in and out. Please accept my condolences as well as those of everyone in the office. We will miss our little friend! May God give you peace knowing your 3 little angels will be with Him this Christmas. God Bless!
Dear Karen:
I just learned about the great loss you have experienced. I always wonder about the phrase that the Lord will not give us more than we can handle. I think what has been handed to you can refute that phrase. How in the world can one person handle all that tragedy by herself? I pray to God that He has given you the strength to get through this. I don’t know you or your family but it sounds like you are someone I would have loved to have as a friend. I have three children, two boys and a girl (who are now adults) and I could never imagine losing any of them. I think the only positive thing that I would think of is that at least the children left this earth with someone they knew and loved and felt safe with (their daddy). They all have each other. Those angels will always be all around you and protect you. Your children were beautiful and I can just picture them at play. Karen, you will get to see them again one day but just remember that they will continue to see and hear you each and every day. Talk to them, they do hear you. I pray for strength for you, Karen, to get through this. And I pray that someone finds it in their heart NOT to take away the house with your children’s memories and things they’ve touched. I think that would be more than I could bare. Dear, dear Karen, be strong and allow your children in so they can help you. Please always know they are there.
Much love and prayers,
Linda Evans
(Aurora, CO)