30/09/2026
Thank you all for your condolences, prayers, kind words, stories, love and support! ♥️🙏🏻
Anyone who ever met my beautiful Mother-in-Law (“Mom”, as I called her) felt her love and kindness. She exuded joy and had a way of making each of us feel like we were special and deeply loved. Her smile and laugh could fill a room, and her presence brought warmth wherever she went.
She was truly a Proverbs 31 woman. She loved the Lord faithfully, and her faith was not simply something she talked about—it was woven into the way she lived her life. She was a woman of prayer. She prayed for her family, for her friends, and for people she knew were hurting. She trusted the Lord and wanted others to know Him too.
She loved each of us so well. She was the kind of Grandma who didn’t just love her grandchildren, she invested in them. She would sit and play games, listen to them talk about their day, ask questions, laugh with them, cook and bake for them, and genuinely care about what was happening in their worlds. She made them feel seen, heard and important. Those seemingly ordinary moments are the memories that will become some of the most precious ones we carry with us.♥️
But perhaps the greatest thing about her was that she never wanted to keep the love of Jesus to herself. She wanted everyone to know Him. She wanted people to know that there is hope beyond this life and that through Jesus, we have the hope of eternity. Her faith was evident in the way she loved, served, prayed and cared for others.
We are heartbroken that she was taken from us so suddenly. There are still so many things we wish we could say, so many things we still wanted to learn from her, so many more conversations we wish we could have, and so many more memories we wish we could make. It is difficult to understand how someone who brought so much life and joy into this world can suddenly be gone. (Continued in comments) 👇🏻
