Bullshit & Magic Moments

"I HAVE ALWAYS SAID THAT LIFE IS MADE OF THIS" ---The thoughts, hopes, dreams, complaints, grievences, and other various outbursts of a 30-something native Arizonan wife/Mother/friend/kindred spirit/cancer survivor--AND UNDIAGNOSED RAVING LUNATIC!!!(Most all images "borrowed" from Google Images-muchas gracias!)

Monday, July 03, 2006

In Loving Memory....


Tish Gaudin-Lee-Gresmak
January 21, 1973 - June 25, 2006

I will always remember someone full of life who always had a smile for a friend. She was loving, caring, and dedicated. She will be sadly missed by all who were fortunate enough to know her and befriend her. Forever beautiful...forever an angel.


Marguerite (Tish) Anne Gaudin-Lee
Marguerite Anne Gaudin-Lee died in her sleep on June 25th 2006, age 33. Beloved daughter of the late Dr. Donald Gaudin and Wilma Rowley, and stepdaughter of Ed Rowley. Marguerite leaves her five children, ages 10 to 2 years, Andrea, Marcus, Acacia , Travis and Aidan. Her brothers Dr. Glen Gaudin (Dianne) and Dr. Philip Gaudin (Maria). Uncles George Gaudin (Katie) of Alberta, Mike Luoma (Lynne) of Sechelt, Aunt Linda Nelson (Vic) of Cobble Hill, nieces, nephews and cousins, and step brothers Craig (Alison), Grant (Edwina) and Bruce Rowley. She leaves her fiance, Able Seaman Dale M. Serrao and former husband, Alex Lee of Pender Island. Family and friends may pay their respects from 6:30 to 8:30 PM on Thursday, June 29th 2006 at McCall Bros. Chapel. Funeral service will be held in McCALL BROS. FLORAL CHAPEL, Johnson at Vancouver Streets, on Friday, June 30th 2006 at 3:30 PM. In lieu of flowers, donations to: Pender Islands Elementary Secondary School, 5714 Canal Rd. North Pender Island, B.C. V0N 2M1.

"Flow gently, sweet Afton, disturb not her dream."

2 Comments:

At 8:11 PM, July 03, 2006 , Blogger Nicki said...

Sorry to hear about your friend. All the more reason to treasure what we have now, right this minute.

 
At 10:11 PM, July 03, 2006 , Blogger *~JoDi~* said...

Yep-Iagree with you 100%. We never know when it's going to be "too late". We never know when we'll be called Home.

 

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