Friday, March 22, 2013

Love Ones at the Cemetery

My late MIL could have been 82 this year. She was born , February the 13th. Dad wanted to visit her grave on her birthday but my husband was working that day so we visited last Saturday instead.
We changed the flower in her grave.  There are five family members who are buried in this cemetery.  John's Mom, two brothers,  his nephew, and his Aunt.  Three of them died  from cancer (Mom, Aunt, and brother)
Up top of her grave is her two sons, as you can see my FIL going to see his two sons' grave.  I can see the pain in my FIL's eyes whenever we visits his wife and kids.
When we were leaving, a flower on someone's grave was blown away so my son picked up and  put them back.
They might not be around anymore but  we still  love and remember them all the time.
I hope your Valentine's celebration is a blast.  We did not have a special celebration as my son is sick, I am bringing him to the doctor today.  Have a great weekend everyone.

21 travelers' comments:

Mei said...

I've been to a cemetery twice, when my grandparents from my mother side passed away. I haven't gone back to visit them. I am really afraid of cemetery.

jared's mum said...

ever since my parents passed on in 2007, going to the cemetery has been part of our routines. there may be times when we fail to visit but will make up for it whenever we can. this year, i plan to make our visit a weekly regular activity. the memorial is not only a place of solace, giving me that warm feeling as if my parents were still around, but also something my little man look forward to, the place is one perfect playground with plenty of space to run around...

Jessica Cassidy said...

Awww! such a sweet and sad moment visiting your MIL Sis Rose :-) I am glad that you go with your FIL to visit his wife and kids :-) I am sure that he missed his wife and kids :-( We seldom go to the cemetery here to visit my husband's only brother and he always cried :-( it has been 11 years since his younger brother's death :-(

Anonymous said...

that was so sweet of you guys to visit your mother in law. I can relate to you as well since my mother in law just passed away about 2 years ago. i know it's sad and i truly missed her too. Maybe this March, we will be able to visit her again for her 3rd death anniversary!

jheylo said...

that's nice i'm sure your father-in-law misses his wife. Anyway hope your son gets better soon

Mary Anne Vinzon said...

Your mother-in-law is very happy seeing all of you visiting her and she would be lucky to have a family like you. Because you never forget to visit her in cemetery.

Unknown said...

like you guys.. i missed my baby girl too who is in heaven now

Sheryl of Georyl.com said...

going to cemeteries make me sad. i'm sure your father-in-law misses his wife and two sons.

ps, i like the "snow carpet"...

Peachy @ The Peach Kitchen said...

That is so sweet of you!Our relatives who passed by are cremated and here at home.

Pie said...

What a lovely post. Hope your son is feeling better.

Blue Nails

Roger Owen Green said...

I so seldom go to gravesites, though I did go to my grandma's this past summer.

Dhemz said...

how sweet of you guys to visit them...they may not be around but their spirit will always remain.

Erica Jahn said...

did have a great 14th :) lovely photos you have! thanks for sharing :)

The Girl with the Muji Hat

Joy said...

I like to visit graves on birthdays too, its nice when you can go as a family.
Joy - ABC Team

Meoww said...

Family eases the pain... a little bit. Take care!

Liz said...

We visit the graves too during birthdays.

Liz (mcn)

Lola said...

Lovely post - hope yr son is feeling much better now!

Thanks for dropping by!

Deborah Kay at The Paint Splash said...

I'm sure you fil still misses his wife. It was kind of you to go with him. Blessings, Debbie

Zimbabwe said...

I wish I could visit my families graves but it is not easy. My mother was buried in the UK with her mother. My brother is in Zimbabwe and my Dad's ashes were sent out to sea as he wished. :-( Diane

Shady Gardener said...

A vary touching post. Your children will have good memories of events such as this.

yannie said...

My interpretation for that heart shape snow is that your beloved family who passed already were happy as you paid a visit to their grave. They show how much they love you through that heart shape.

Nag-ala Theresa Capudo ba ako. hehe..

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