Here in North Las Vegas, I had some very beautiful angel wind chimes.  Within 
two years all the pieces had fallen off because the sun rots the cord.  Every 
time the strong winds came (very often) they would bang into my kitchen window. 
 I bought some little stakes for the ground that have windchimes, so I have to 
put them out there very soon, because I do enjoy the sound.

 

From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf 
Of Ann
Sent: Sunday, February 12, 2012 6:18 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [Chihuahuas] THANK YOU ALL Re....commemorating my son's first 
death anniversary - 0T

 

  

I think wind chimes would be a great memorial. You will have sound that you 
will always associate with David.

Hugs and good thoughts

Ann

sent from Ann's IPAD


On Feb 11, 2012, at 10:16 PM, "C.M." <[email protected]> wrote:

  

Thank you all for your thoughts, prayers, ideas and advice. 

I just wanted to let y'all know that I've decided to get a set of wind chimes 
to celebrate David's life; these will always let me hear soothing tones and 
think of him in that manner. He loved wind chimes - except when he was 
stationed in Mississippi; he didn't love them so much during hurricane season!! 
 He'd go out and take them all down 'cuz they drove him crazy. I think you can 
imagine and "hear" that in your mind. !!!  BTW, he was a recently retired from 
the Air Force Sargeant.

I'll also release balloons (one will have a note in it). When I did that for 
his birthday on December 15th, I just watched the balloons until they 
disappeared all the way up to Heaven......

Again, thank you all for responding and caring.

I realize this was 'way off topic, but y'all came through with many, many ideas 
and even shared your own tragedies.

I thank you and I think that others here may have benefited. 

Carolyn

 

 

 

 

 

Hi,

My son, David will be gone one year on February 22. I'd like to memorialize him 
in a "permanent" way and am asking you what you think I can do. Each monthly 
anniversary, I release helium-filled balloons (one with a "love note" stuck 
inside it), knowing that it will get through the "atmosphere" (!??) and almost 
all the way to heaven; then he can reach down and grab it!! In my mind, it 
happens...

So, to mark his one year, can you give me suggestions as to how I should 
commemorate it? 

Thanks so much.



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