What Cancer Cannot Do . . .
It cannot invade the soul
suppress memories
kill friendship
destroy peace
conquer the spirit
shatter hope
cripple love
corrode faith
steal eternal life
silence courage
Author ~ Unknown
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Author ~ Unknown
Today, October 2, Livestrong is hosting the wearing of the yellow to raise awarness of the many that live with cancer. This is a terrible disease that affects millions of people world-wide. Each of us probably know of someone fighting cancer now, has lost the fight or within the next couple of years will be affected by someone you know facing the fight of their life. Wear the yellow today to help raise awareness and honor all that have had to deal with cancer.
In Loving Memory
My uncle and mom Ca. 1950
Dedicated to:
IN LOVING MEMORY
Mom's family:
Raymond Young Little 1915-1992 Father
Ronald Little 1942-2011 Brother
Elgie "Pat" Boise 1880-1956 Grandfather
Naomi Gruber 1915-1990 Aunt
William Gruber 1934-1993 Cousin
Betty Gruber 1932-1995 Cousin
Luetta Buerher 1910-1992 Aunt
LaNatte Wood 1928-1992 Cousin
Paul Thornburg 1926-2012
Our family misses our loved ones every day.
17 comments:
I love that poem...and your photo is very poignant. It touches me.
Sankissjuice
We are purring for everyone whose lives have been affected by cancer.
Excellent post, Gracie. We purr for those who have been and those who are affected by the evil C. Livestrong!
Beautiful post.. I also join in the hope that one day there will be no more of the evil cancer and all the evil it brings. Hugs GJ xx
We must livestrong everyday and lovestrong too!!!
Purring for a world free of Cancer.
LiveStrong and LoveStrong dear friends. A beautiful post. xx
Beautiful post! We LiveStrong today and purr and pray for an end to this horrible disease.
The Florida Furkids and Mom Sharon
What a lovely poem you have found <3
We live strong today and are thinking of everbody that fights the evil C.
Lovely post. We went yellow too - so many of us have been affected by the big C!
cats of wildcat woods
Livestrong, everyday!
Sissie Gwacie
That is a bootiful poem
and it makes me sad to see how many you have lost to this howwid disease
I pway my Daddi's nevew comes back
we've all lost too many fuwwiends and family
smoochie kisses
ASTA
We are purring and praying that one day soon, cancer will be a thing of the past.
Lovely post, dear friends.
We look forward to the day when “cancer” is just a word for something that used to exist. We Live Strong today, and every day.
Beautiful post! We dream of a day when the world is cancer free.
Truffle and Brulee
What a touching post! It just really strikes home how much cancer affects everyone.
By the way, I sent some avatars of Gracie to you by email to your yahoo account.
Sorry we're late. Very sorry you have so many family members to post for.
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