http://www.caregiving.com Insights ~ Information ~ Inspirations Thu, 09 Feb 2012 18:15:17 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.caregiving.com/these-four-walls/wall-2-wall-of-honor/comment-page-1/#comment-30163 Denise Wed, 24 Mar 2010 15:27:06 +0000 http://www.caregiving.com/?page_id=3153#comment-30163 Hi Donna--What a beautiful tribute! How wonderful that you know her history, which will be such an important legacy in your family. Thank you--I'm so glad you shared this with us. Hi Donna–What a beautiful tribute! How wonderful that you know her history, which will be such an important legacy in your family. Thank you–I’m so glad you shared this with us.

]]> http://www.caregiving.com/these-four-walls/wall-2-wall-of-honor/comment-page-1/#comment-30090 Donna Nunn Wed, 24 Mar 2010 02:08:07 +0000 http://www.caregiving.com/?page_id=3153#comment-30090 I honor my Mom who passed away last week after suffering from dementia and heart problems for over 7 years. I was her night and weekend shifts of caregiving and grew to love her even more than I already did. My Mom was a very elegant woman - not fancy but always dressed nicely - made most of her own clothes - always had her hair done just so. No one ever believed her age. She was 89 when she died on 15 Mar 10. She crocheted, quilted, worked full-time outside the home, raised two kids with a husband that traveled 2 weeks out of the month. She came to Atlanta when she was 16 to attend business school. She was a lady way ahead of her time in 1936. I will miss her terribly but I know that she is not suffering any longer and that she is reunited with my Dad, to whom she was married 52 years. I love you and miss you, Mom. Your loving daughter I honor my Mom who passed away last week after suffering from dementia and heart problems for over 7 years. I was her night and weekend shifts of caregiving and grew to love her even more than I already did. My Mom was a very elegant woman – not fancy but always dressed nicely – made most of her own clothes – always had her hair done just so. No one ever believed her age. She was 89 when she died on 15 Mar 10. She crocheted, quilted, worked full-time outside the home, raised two kids with a husband that traveled 2 weeks out of the month. She came to Atlanta when she was 16 to attend business school. She was a lady way ahead of her time in 1936. I will miss her terribly but I know that she is not suffering any longer and that she is reunited with my Dad, to whom she was married 52 years. I love you and miss you, Mom. Your loving daughter

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