This is my oldest sister. She was a school teacher, then owned her own parking lot maintenance business, now retired she works on improving her mountain home, and pursues her favorite past time--fishing.
This is my middle sister. She contracted polio at two years old, and spent the next 8 years in and out of hospitals. Although she had severe physical disabilities, she lived life full. She was pursuing an education that would lead to employment as a UN French enterpretuer. Her funeral was a celebration of her life. The college choir sang "When we all get to Heaven, what a day of rejoicing that will be"
This is my baby sister. She was smart and talented. Piano and guitar made beautiful music under her fingers. She is a nurse, a unique woman.Each of my sisters are special, each have special talents and abilities, and I am truly thankful that God brought them into my life.
When you did your brothers yesterday, I wondered about your sisters. :-) And here they are, today.
ReplyDeleteGentle hugs,
"In a large bowl, combine........"
Aren't those beginning words, delicious...
all by themselves? :-)))
~Me
Marti: What a tribute to your sisters and brothers,too, I read that post also!
ReplyDeleteFamilies are so special Marti.
ReplyDeleteYour family sounds like people I'd love to know. :)
ReplyDeleteVery nice to meet your sisters! Love that old hymn. We sang it recently at a funeral also. Enjoy your day!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful post. I loved the pictures!
ReplyDeleteI love this post ~ sweet tribute to your sisters!
ReplyDeleteA lovely post to your sisters!! I'm an only child and always wished for a sister and brother.
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