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- Chris Fabry
- Married to Andrea since 1982. We have 9 children together and none apart. Our dog's name is Tebow.
Saturday, May 23, 2009
Here's a picture of Mimi, Erin, and Andrea in our house in Colorado. It's weird seeing the house again after being out of it since October. It's wonderful remembering Mimi's visits (along with George). She loved Pippen and Frodo and how they would crawl into the kennel together. It's still a shock for us that she is no longer with us. This week a birthday card arrived for Shannon she sent, as well as a graduation card for Ryan. She mailed them Saturday, had the stroke Sunday, and passed away early Thursday morning.
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Well, I see where Andrea gets her drop dead gorgeous good looks and high cheek bones.....Babs!
It seems unfair that she shouls lose her Mom at such a time as this but....as Rick Warren says "it is not about US"
Listen to the man's story on your program yesterday who has ALS...was another "Life is Not fair"......but he didn't seem to be complaining. I guess we will all understand it in the sweet by and by.
Soldier on Fabry's....You will Make it....I Just know it...take especially good care of Andrea...
We love all of you....
Greetings Chris and Andrea,
My deepest condolences for Andrea's loss. I can so relate to what you guys are feeling and experiencing since I went back to Chicago to bid farewell to my mother as well (I just crossed the three month "anniversary" of her home going). I have since started to "blog" my journey, and will continue to do so over the coming months as I begin to walk through this journey of grief. Additionally, I would love to encourage you, Andrea, to listen in to my podcast called "From Mouring to Morning" which is based on my book, "Grieving the Loss of Someone You Love."
Enough for my "self" promotion! ;-) The ironic thing is I find my own words penned so long ago even encouraging me!
Blessings, and I wish God's comfort and His enfolding as you journey through the shadow of the valley of death.
Comfort and grace,
Ray Mitsch