Dori, what a loss a good friend can be. She was a beautiful person and was such a huge part of your life so losing her is very painful. Just remember, she will always be a part of your life..that will never change. I lost my best friend of 52 years almost 12 years ago and I still long for her. Then I think “What would my life had been like without her” and I am thankful. God Bless as you go through this dark valley.

Patti sounds like my grandson, Todd, who was killed in an automobile accident 1 1/2 yrars ago. He was 27. My sister, Lisa, died the same way at the age of 27 in 1982. Patti also sounds as if she, like Todd and Lisa, like them, had the fruits of the Spirit (Gal. 5:22-23). They were dearly loved by all who knew them and they loved in return. For me, the grief is so hard to bear and it’s never ending. My heart hurt so much I didn’t want it to beat again and overwhelming saddness is always just a breath away. But comfort lies in knowing who they were and how happy I’ll be when I see them again. And I know ”
the Rose Still Grows Beyond the Wall”.

Beautiful Tribute to your friend! So Sorry.

Dear Dori,
I too have known this pain recently and empathize what you are going through!
I lost my best friend, ex partner, and touchstone a few months ago after he endured throat cancer for many months. Death seemed to be merciful in that case, but the pain of his loss was no less.
I imagine losing someone so quickly the way you did is even more traumatic.
One thing we can be sure of though, is that love never dies! We will all be together again somewhere in Time.
Energy cannot be destroyed, only transformed.
Our loved ones live on in a frequency beyond our sensory range in the human body.
You have wonderful memories of a splendid friendship!
Blessings to you, and may the shock and pain you are feeling now pass quickly.
Sending you Love and Light,✨✨✨✨✨✨
Valerie

I lost my dear friend, Cindi, 6 years ago, to cancer. I’ve never laughed with anyone else like we did, all the time. This morning I poured my coffee into my fancy mug I bought to remember her- she loved classy and pretty coffee cups. I sat down to read your email and your story about Patti made me immediately think about Cindi.
I understand your loss is deep and you’ll always miss her, but what a treasure to have had her in all your lives!!
Xxoo

Sending you light and love during this difficult time. I do relate and appreciate your post. It reminds me that we are not alone in the sad times too. Peace and comfort.

She has left her mark on a lot of hearts..Please accept my sincere sympathy. Reach out and touch somebody…

First I want to express my very deepest condolences to you and to Patti’s family and friends. She sounds like she was an exceptional person with a pure spirit. I thank you for sharing in your grief.
I lost my best friend several years ago. We were friends since age 12. I think of her almost every day. Even though we lived miles apart later in life, she was as close to me as ever. I know I will see her one day again. Much love to you. ❤️

I am so very sorry . the sudden, unexpected loss of someone we love is the deepest pain a heart can feel … so final and there is nothing – nothing we can do to bring them back – almost more than the heart can bear. What a blessing to have shared your life with Dori.

Dori, Such an incredible person most of us won’t see in a lifetime, yet you knew her. Loss is unmeasurable but the gift of knowing her will sustain you. God bless you.

Dear Dori,

Many, many blessing shower you and Patti! God knows and hears her laughter and sees your tears.
Thank you so much for opening your heart to all of us in your time of sadness.

There are many rainbows that you and Patti are still able to share…..softly, lovingly, now and till you meet again! All my love Karen

Oh my heart breaks for you and for me again as the memories come flooding back of losing my dear friend in a car wreck a few years ago. It will get better. You will eventually think of her with more joy at having known her and less pain at having lost her. But when they are angels in this life, it takes a while. Keep your chin up and God Bless. You’ll meet again on the other side.

A beautiful testimonial for a beautiful soul! Thank you for sharing.

Dori, what a loss a good friend can be. She was a beautiful person and was such a huge part of your life so losing her is very painful. Just remember, she will always be a part of your life..that will never change. I lost my best friend of 52 years almost 12 years ago and I still long for her. Then I think “What would my life had been like without her” and I am thankful. God Bless as you go through this dark valley.

Patti sounds like my grandson, Todd, who was killed in an automobile accident 1 1/2 yrars ago. He was 27. My sister, Lisa, died the same way at the age of 27 in 1982. Patti also sounds as if she, like Todd and Lisa, like them, had the fruits of the Spirit (Gal. 5:22-23). They were dearly loved by all who knew them and they loved in return. For me, the grief is so hard to bear and it’s never ending. My heart hurt so much I didn’t want it to beat again and overwhelming saddness is always just a breath away. But comfort lies in knowing who they were and how happy I’ll be when I see them again. And I know ”
the Rose Still Grows Beyond the Wall”.

Beautiful Tribute to your friend! So Sorry.

Dear Dori,
I too have known this pain recently and empathize what you are going through!
I lost my best friend, ex partner, and touchstone a few months ago after he endured throat cancer for many months. Death seemed to be merciful in that case, but the pain of his loss was no less.
I imagine losing someone so quickly the way you did is even more traumatic.
One thing we can be sure of though, is that love never dies! We will all be together again somewhere in Time.
Energy cannot be destroyed, only transformed.
Our loved ones live on in a frequency beyond our sensory range in the human body.
You have wonderful memories of a splendid friendship!
Blessings to you, and may the shock and pain you are feeling now pass quickly.
Sending you Love and Light,✨✨✨✨✨✨
Valerie

I lost my dear friend, Cindi, 6 years ago, to cancer. I’ve never laughed with anyone else like we did, all the time. This morning I poured my coffee into my fancy mug I bought to remember her- she loved classy and pretty coffee cups. I sat down to read your email and your story about Patti made me immediately think about Cindi.
I understand your loss is deep and you’ll always miss her, but what a treasure to have had her in all your lives!!
Xxoo

Sending you light and love during this difficult time. I do relate and appreciate your post. It reminds me that we are not alone in the sad times too. Peace and comfort.

She has left her mark on a lot of hearts..Please accept my sincere sympathy. Reach out and touch somebody…

First I want to express my very deepest condolences to you and to Patti’s family and friends. She sounds like she was an exceptional person with a pure spirit. I thank you for sharing in your grief.
I lost my best friend several years ago. We were friends since age 12. I think of her almost every day. Even though we lived miles apart later in life, she was as close to me as ever. I know I will see her one day again. Much love to you. ❤️

I am so very sorry . the sudden, unexpected loss of someone we love is the deepest pain a heart can feel … so final and there is nothing – nothing we can do to bring them back – almost more than the heart can bear. What a blessing to have shared your life with Dori.

Dori, Such an incredible person most of us won’t see in a lifetime, yet you knew her. Loss is unmeasurable but the gift of knowing her will sustain you. God bless you.

Dear Dori,

Many, many blessing shower you and Patti! God knows and hears her laughter and sees your tears.
Thank you so much for opening your heart to all of us in your time of sadness.

There are many rainbows that you and Patti are still able to share…..softly, lovingly, now and till you meet again! All my love Karen

Oh my heart breaks for you and for me again as the memories come flooding back of losing my dear friend in a car wreck a few years ago. It will get better. You will eventually think of her with more joy at having known her and less pain at having lost her. But when they are angels in this life, it takes a while. Keep your chin up and God Bless. You’ll meet again on the other side.

A beautiful testimonial for a beautiful soul! Thank you for sharing.