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Bereavement

CaliforniaPeggy

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6. I'm glad I could help, even if only a little.

Reply to auntAgonist (Reply #4)

Sun Nov 6, 2016, 06:13 PM

Nov 2016

My experience with Chris' family was so completely different--they took me in, confided in me, included me in their plans and outings.

So I have some idea of how it must feel to not have any of that.

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This isn't about me ... really. [View all] auntAgonist Nov 2016 OP

Oh boy, my dear auntAgonist... CaliforniaPeggy Nov 2016 #1

Honestly Peggy I don't think they see me as a part of anything. Just one of Pam's friends. auntAgonist Nov 2016 #4

I'm glad I could help, even if only a little. CaliforniaPeggy Nov 2016 #6

You were fortunate indeed. I'm just heartbroken. 2 dear friends in a short time. auntAgonist Nov 2016 #7

As you've written it, the family seems to have been so receptive and accommodating.. whathehell Nov 2016 #2

I honestly don't think they've turned against me rather they are just perhaps auntAgonist Nov 2016 #3

That's what it sounds like to me, aunt.. whathehell Nov 2016 #5

There is finally an online obituary posted tonight. There is a private family memorial planned auntAgonist Nov 2016 #8

I wish I had more hearts to give KT2000 Feb 2017 #9