Ehele's funeral-mentions God

[Guest guest]

I attended 's funeral today. It was sad, but beautiful. I

want to share with all of you a portion of the euology that the

priest gave. I was sobbing through the whole thing. I will not be

able to quote him word for word but here is the main point he made.

He started off talking about how some of us must be wondering why

God would make a child who was blind, in a wheelchair, in and out of

the hospital and in the end having pain. Any why would God have a

child die before her parents; that is not the way it is suppose to

be. He went on to say that that is the human way of looking at

things. But if we were to look at the situation from God's eye we

would see that through , God's grace shinned on all of us.

had an incredible belly laugh, she loved everyone

unconditionally, and she taught her brother and those who cared for

her compassion. He went on to say that we should not pitty ,

, and for all they have suffered because they

were truly blessed in that daily they witnessed God's grace. He put

into words everything I have always felt about raising a child with

a disability, but didn't quite know how to say it. It was beautiful

and very touching. I am so thankful to witness God's grace through

all of our children.

Geri-Anne and Wyatt, Complex I

[Guest guest]

I attended 's funeral today. It was sad, but beautiful. I

want to share with all of you a portion of the euology that the

priest gave. I was sobbing through the whole thing. I will not be

able to quote him word for word but here is the main point he made.

He started off talking about how some of us must be wondering why

God would make a child who was blind, in a wheelchair, in and out of

the hospital and in the end having pain. Any why would God have a

child die before her parents; that is not the way it is suppose to

be. He went on to say that that is the human way of looking at

things. But if we were to look at the situation from God's eye we

would see that through , God's grace shinned on all of us.

had an incredible belly laugh, she loved everyone

unconditionally, and she taught her brother and those who cared for

her compassion. He went on to say that we should not pitty ,

, and for all they have suffered because they

were truly blessed in that daily they witnessed God's grace. He put

into words everything I have always felt about raising a child with

a disability, but didn't quite know how to say it. It was beautiful

and very touching. I am so thankful to witness God's grace through

all of our children.

Geri-Anne and Wyatt, Complex I