My only lasting memory makes me laugh. After being informed I was going to lose my life insurance and then my health insurance …weeks later I was told I was going to lose my free checking. I told him that I wasn’t sure how I could possibly go on without free checking. Guess what? Still had free checking!!
This is heartbreaking, Regina. I have loved all your books and amazed by your husband. That inspired me to believe in love but I guess God has His ways. You are loved. Thank you for sharing each part of your life.
I am sorry to hear this has happened in your life, and your embrace of possibilities is inspiring. I lost my husband to stage 4 lung cancer four months ago, so I related to your words on how weird it is to not have the person there with you. Yet…we move forward and all will be well. Blessings to you!
When you wrote for the Beacon Journal, I remember the first article I read ~ it was in the late 80’s about fall leaves as they crunch beneath our feet. I kept your article on our refrigerator for many years. My memory is fading a little but somehow I believe your message was embracing each season and finding joy in the crunch of the leaves. In 2023 you wrote about how some leaves let go and some hang on. Many hugs as you let go and embrace this new season ❤️
By your side, always.
Thanks, Connie. Means the world to me.
Wishing you Godspeed on this new journey. I’m so far down the road, that I can barely remember the detour. I hope you get there, too.
What encouraging words. Thanks.
Ditto to Deb's remarks. I was in your situation 15 yrs ago and your books helped me through the rough patches. keep hugging yourself!
Right behind you!
My only lasting memory makes me laugh. After being informed I was going to lose my life insurance and then my health insurance …weeks later I was told I was going to lose my free checking. I told him that I wasn’t sure how I could possibly go on without free checking. Guess what? Still had free checking!!
Same!
This is heartbreaking, Regina. I have loved all your books and amazed by your husband. That inspired me to believe in love but I guess God has His ways. You are loved. Thank you for sharing each part of your life.
God is still in charge. And has a weird sense of humor.
This was a hard one to write, I know -- and to read. Sending you both love.
God Bless you.
Your family, your WE and your dog... Love from them all and us.
So very sorry to read this Regina. Wonder and beauty awaits you in this next chapter.
Wishing you blessings on this new part of your journey
Yea. You. Two. Inspirational.
Thanks so much for sharing both your pain and uplifting thoughts Regina. Sending love always! ❤️
I am sorry to hear this has happened in your life, and your embrace of possibilities is inspiring. I lost my husband to stage 4 lung cancer four months ago, so I related to your words on how weird it is to not have the person there with you. Yet…we move forward and all will be well. Blessings to you!
I'm so sorry you lost him. Thanks for your blessings.
When you wrote for the Beacon Journal, I remember the first article I read ~ it was in the late 80’s about fall leaves as they crunch beneath our feet. I kept your article on our refrigerator for many years. My memory is fading a little but somehow I believe your message was embracing each season and finding joy in the crunch of the leaves. In 2023 you wrote about how some leaves let go and some hang on. Many hugs as you let go and embrace this new season ❤️
How sweet that you saved it. Thanks for your kind words.
I wish you and Bruce peace.
Peace is exactly what I seek. Thanks.
May you both believe in your pasts as gifts and your future to be fulfilled with Grace,Love and Peace.
Beautiful.
Sending you & your entire family wishes for wisdom, strength, hope, healing, vision, honesty, peace and most of all love. 💜
I could use all of those!
A new door has opened. Wishing you both peace and love.
I love that visual.