Sympathy cards almost always involve flowers.
Their fleeting beauty reminds us of life itself.
A hand-painted card is so much more personal.
Sweet and gentle and kind Jason Anderson served in the military.
He came back and became a firefighter.
But the experience in the military apparently left scars that no one knew about.
He knew no other way out.
Kristin was an amazing woman with a wonderful husband and four loving children.
Her cancer came on suddenly and was aggressive.
Such a loss.
I searched long and hard for a photo of flowers bending down.
It evokes such sadness and honor.
For my Christian friend, I chose a Bible verse.
I went back over the black ink and then went over it with a wet brush to get the black to
surround the flower in sorrow.
Roses are always a good choice
The blend on this tulip makes it particularly vibrant
and filled with hope
For Pastor Pat (given to his wife Lena).
He was like everyone's grandfather and
everyone's spiritual consul. A great man.
For my cousin, when her husband died very suddenly.
The joy may be a long time in coming
but I think she finds the joy in her grandchildren
Sometimes, simple is really nice
For a member of the garden club who deserved a last, lasting flower
Simplicity but from the heart
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