MEMORIES AND THINGS THAT REMIND US OF ANITA

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A TEXT TRANSLATION FOR THOSE OF US WHO MAY BE UNABLE TO READ THE GRAPHIC CARD

SHE IS JUST AWAY

�You cannot say, you must not say

�That she is dead, she is just away!

�With a cheery smile and a wave of the hand

�She has wandered into an unknown land

�And left us dreaming how fair

�It needs to be, since she lingers here;

�So think of her faring on, as dear

�In the love of There as the love of Here,

�Think still of her as still the same, and say

�She is not dead, she is just away.

Adapted from the writings of
JAMES WHITCOMB RILEY

These are the sorts of things we most fondly remember of Anita.

Little stories and anecdotes of our family; the grandchildren and great grandchildren and other incidents and special things that have happened during our life together.

Click on the link to take you to see each one.

While there are not many at the moment I will add to them over the coming year.

The first one I wrote is called� Anita's Nativity Story.��� It is a little tale I wrote in Memory of Anita. It is a true story and one she might have written herself had she had time.

If you care to click on the link "My Computer, which will link you to� stories and articles� I have written and among them you will find it under� the link to Christmas Tales,� or� ..... J go directly to it by clicking on the following link.

ANITA'S NATIVITY STORY

Memory of Oma written by Derek and Mary's Children and read by one of them at the Service

Memory of Oma from Carina and Bill's family and also read during the service

Worldwide Copyright John W. 1998,2001

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