Thursday, September 8, 2011

Annie's Headstone


Annie's headstone was installed today. We went over to look at it this evening. It's nice, as headstones go, but I wish we never had to design one for her.

If you live in the area and want to visit, her grave is in the Camellia Garden at Purdy-Walters/Floral Hills Cemetery. Her grave is southeast of the red flowering plum tree, which is southeast of the fountain. We always have pink flowers there.

Jean

The last enemy that will be destroyed is death. 1 Corinthians 15:26

8 comments:

Marilyn said...

Precious~

uncle jeff said...

Perfect!!

:)

Paulette said...

Beautiful!!

Gretchen said...

Her sweet smile is etched upon my heart till we meet again. Xxxooo

Jean said...

Thanks, Marilyn, Jeff, Paulette & Gretchen. Annie was precious, perfect (in my eyes!) and beautiful--and her smile is etched on my heart, too--thank you for your kind words. :-)

Anonymous said...

I wish you never had to order one either, but what a beautiful stone to honor Annie! And YES Jean, Annie was most definitely perfect, just as God intended her to be. Her impact (and yours!) on us will continue far beyond what any of us think!

Tanya

Susan said...

Lovely! What a beautiful tribute.

Lana from Farm Life Lessons said...

You did the unwanted task in a beautiful, honoring manner. Nice way to memorialize your sweet daughter.