When Cindy died we had so many people wanting to help us. The families
\nat schools the girls attend collected donations for us. One of our
\nfriends in the neighborhood brought over the manila envelope that had
\nall the donations in it. I was so overcome as I opened it and saw what
\nit was. As I went through the donations there were many checks and one
\nthat really struck me was for $1.00. It wasn’t the amount that mattered
\nto me it was just that there were so many people thinking about us. So
\nmany people that cared in some way about what had happened to us and
\nwanted to express that caring in some way.<\/p>\n
So when I read this If I haven’t already I wish to thank everyone who helped is in one way When Cindy died we had so many people wanting to help us. The families at schools the girls attend collected donations for us. One of our friends in the neighborhood brought over the manila envelope that had all the donations … Continue reading
\nstory<\/a> on one of the photo
\nsites<\/a> I follow I knew what the widow was going through, and also now
\nunderstood what all of our friends were feeling during our time of loss.
\n As much as wanting to give her some money, I hoped that like me, just
\nknowing that there are people out there that care about her and her
\nfamily would give her some comfort and reason to have faith in human
\nkindness at a time when it is so hard to believe that is true.<\/p>\n
\nor another, and also to thank those who did no more than think about us,
\nand care.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"