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In loving memory of a soul departed


When I wonder upon that which you see, I am infinitely envious. For to be glorified in everlasting communion with our God is a sublime vision full of beauty far greater than the genuine delicateness of your kind and gentle heart. May God grant us peace and rest in your brief absence from us on this earth. Until that day of reunion, you will be missed, my friend.

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