Mahalo (thank you)
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Aloha in the most special of ways! May you experience much aloha as your remember your precious dad. May you have many reminders of him and cherished memories to carry you through the long nights. Blessings, Susan
Aloha Karen, We are right here for you as you go through the grieving process. I know what you mean when time can go so slow or so fast and it always seems opposite than what you want! Thinking of you and your family at this time. Nancy
Aloa right back at you, Karen. Not the family any of us want to belong to nonetheless, a family indispensable when touched by this disease. This truly is a special group of people.
All my best,
MarionI would like you all to know that I really appreciated all of your responses to my posts. Although I only joined this site a week before my dad passed away, it helped so much to know that there was a big family all over who understood what we were going through and took the time to send hugs and aloha our way.
Today is a week since dad left — there were some sleepless nights that never seemed to end and days that seemed to pass in a flash as we attend to all the big and little details for his up-coming service — I know that that will be only step in the whole process of grieving and there is still a long way to go — so I will be back to visit in the days to come.
The word “aloha” can mean hello and welcome. It can be used to say “farewell” and lastly, “love” — so with much aloha, Karen
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