[FairfieldLife] LB's Burial

2013-05-29 Thread Buck
Dear friends and family of LB,
 
LB was buried at the Pattison Cemetary in Cedar township of Jefferson County 
yesterday afternoon at 6:30pm.  It was a very amazing experience.  It had been 
raining, often torrentially all day.  For the hour of his burial, the rain 
stopped, the sun poked through and we were able to lay his body to rest in the 
heart of the Iowa countryside in this beautiful peaceful cemetery that he had 
picked out for his final resting place in February of this year.  Pattison has 
been used since settlement days so this small graveyard is peopled with 
pioneers and old Fairfield families.  LB's body is in 'good company'.  
 
A few of the many friends/caregivers were able to come and bear his body on a 
hand made bier to the grave.  LB was dressed in his Tai Chi ghi and his shroud 
was handmade of Chinese fabric.  A few of his favorite books, some precious 
personal objects and prayer beads were buried with him, too.  He looked very 
royal.  Verses from the sacred Bhagavad Gita were read, wooden flute and drums 
were played, people spoke tender words of parting.  We all took turns putting a 
shovel of dirt on his body and threw flowers over his form before the grave was 
closed.  More flowers were put on the top of the grave and a pine tree will be 
planted there per LB's wish, instead of a grave marker of stone. 
 
Those present all felt a blessed sense of closure, release and peace that we 
were able to fulfill our dear friend's wishes so fully.  As we finished, the 
inky black clouds gathered again and within a few minutes of returning to our 
cars, the heavens opened up again as the torrent continued.  For me it is a 
comforting thought that his body is there in the heart of Mother Earth, and 
grave embraced and gently rinsed by her comforting, welcoming tears.
 
Love and all Blessings,  Jennifer



[FairfieldLife] LB's Burial

2013-05-29 Thread Buck
Dear friends and Family of LB,
 
LB was buried at the Pattison Cemetery in Cedar township of Jefferson County 
yesterday afternoon at 6:30pm.  It was a very amazing experience.  It had been 
raining, often torrentially all day.  For the hour of his burial, the rain 
stopped, the sun poked through and we were able to lay his body to rest in the 
heart of the Iowa countryside in this beautiful peaceful cemetary that he had 
picked out for his final resting place in February of this year.  Pattison has 
been used since settlement days so this small graveyard is peopled with 
pioneers and old Fairfield families.  LB's body is in 'good company'.  
 
A few of the many friends/caregivers were able to come and bear his body on a 
hand made bier to the grave.  LB was dressed in his Tai Chi ghi and his shroud 
was handmade of Chinese fabric.  A few of his favorite books, some precious 
personal objects and prayer beads were buried with him, too.  He looked very 
royal.  Verses from the sacred Bhagavad Gita were read, wooden flute and drums 
were played, people spoke tender words of parting.  We all took turns putting a 
shovel of dirt on his body and threw flowers over his form before the grave was 
closed.  More flowers were put on the top of the grave and a pine tree will be 
planted there per LB's wish, instead of a grave marker of stone. 
 
Those present all felt a blessed sense of closure, release and peace that we 
were able to fulfill our dear friend's wishes so fully.  As we finished, the 
inky black clouds gathered again and within a few minutes of returning to our 
cars, the heavens opened up again as the torrent continued.  For me it is a 
comforting thought that his body is there in the heart of Mother Earth, 
embraced and gently rinsed by her comforting, welcoming tears.
 
Love and all Blessings,  Jennifer



[FairfieldLife] LB's burial

2013-05-29 Thread Rick Archer
Dear friends and family of LB, 

 

LB was buried at the Pattison Cemetary in Cedar township of Jefferson County
yesterday afternoon at 6:30pm.  It was a very amazing experience.  It had
been raining, often torrentially all day.  For the hour of his burial, the
rain stopped, the sun poked through and we were able to lay his body to rest
in the heart of the Iowa countryside in this beautiful peaceful cemetary
that he had picked out for his final resting place in February of this year.
Pattison has been used since settlement days so this small graveyard is
peopled with pioneers and old Fairfield families.  LB's body is in 'good
company'.  

 

A few of the many friends/caregivers were able to come and bear his body on
a hand made bier to the grave.  LB was dressed in his Tai Chi ghi and his
shroud was handmade of Chinese fabric.  A few of his favorite books, some
precious personal objects and prayer beads were buried with him, too.  He
looked very royal.  Verses from the sacred Bhagavad Gita were read, wooden
flute and drums were played, people spoke tender words of parting.  We all
took turns putting a shovel of dirt on his body and threw flowers over his
form before the grave was closed.  More flowers were put on the top of the
grave and a pine tree will be planted there per LB's wish, instead of a
grave marker of stone.  

 

Those present all felt a blessed sense of closure, release and peace that we
were able to fulfill our dear friend's wishes so fully.  As we finished, the
inky black clouds gathered again and within a few minutes of returning to
our cars, the heavens opened up again as the torrent continued.  For me it
is a comforting thought that his body is there in the heart of Mother Earth,
embraced and gently rinsed by her comforting, welcoming tears.

 

Love and all blessings,  Jennifer

 

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Re: [FairfieldLife] LB's Burial now re his Guru Dev writings?

2013-05-29 Thread wleed3
Very nice report from Jennifer my thanks Bill Led

Did L. B ever have such writings of  Guru Dev printed in an Indian news paper?
2 did he make some arrangements for them to be published?
I enjoy the names of 8 of us who invested in such works by him that is to cause 
these works to be published in English. It was many of ours understanding that 
the translations were complete certainly he so stated to may of us in 2008 Sept 
 Oct that Year. Non of us have  as investors seen any hard  evidence of such.  
aside from my self were  are still widowed ladies perhaps some  they 
speculate they were taken in for L. B. present need for money to live on?? That 
is speculation of 3 of the known 12 persons. I have reserved judgement  they 
have as well. But we note when back in town he avoided us  refused to talk on 
the book status except to state soon in 2009 , 10  11. If a scamer he 
certainly became good at it it.He gave lectiures to raise funding 4 the book 
publication  ofter took in several hundred dollars at a crack. I at the time 
as were many others most peased to so assist him in this endevor. Now all of us 
wonder re such.
 The publication  or the works if found I will publish as a most fitting 
memory or memorial  tribute to his great life.

In a message dated 05/29/13 11:15:07 Eastern Daylight Time, 
dhamiltony...@yahoo.com writes:
Dear friends and Family of LB, 

LB was buried at the Pattison Cemetery in Cedar township of Jefferson County 
yesterday afternoon at 6:30pm.  It was a very amazing experience.  It had been 
raining, often torrentially all day.  For the hour of his burial, the rain 
stopped, the sun poked through and we were able to lay his body to rest in the 
heart of the Iowa countryside in this beautiful peaceful cemetary that he had 
picked out for his final resting place in February of this year.  Pattison has 
been used since settlement days so this small graveyard is peopled with 
pioneers and old Fairfield families.  LB's body is in 'good company'.   

A few of the many friends/caregivers were able to come and bear his body on a 
hand made bier to the grave.  LB was dressed in his Tai Chi ghi and his shroud 
was handmade of Chinese fabric.  A few of his favorite books, some precious 
personal objects and prayer beads were buried with him, too.  He looked very 
royal.  Verses from the sacred Bhagavad Gita were read, wooden flute and drums 
were played, people spoke tender words of parting.  We all took turns putting a 
shovel of dirt on his body and threw flowers over his form before the grave was 
closed.  More flowers were put on the top of the grave and a pine tree will be 
planted there per LB's wish, instead of a grave marker of stone. 

Those present all felt a blessed sense of closure, release and peace that we 
were able to fulfill our dear friend's wishes so fully.  As we finished, the 
inky black clouds gathered again and within a few minutes of returning to our 
cars, the heavens opened up again as the torrent continued.  For me it is a 
comforting thought that his body is there in the heart of Mother Earth, 
embraced and gently rinsed by her comforting, welcoming tears. 

Love and all Blessings,  Jennifer 



 

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RE: [FairfieldLife] LB's Burial now re his Guru Dev writings?

2013-05-29 Thread Rick Archer
Doug’s wife Jennifer told me that the book is definitely in the process of 
publication.

 

From: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com [mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com] On 
Behalf Of wleed3
Sent: Wednesday, May 29, 2013 3:44 PM
To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [FairfieldLife] LB's Burial  now re his Guru Dev writings?

 

  

Very nice report from Jennifer my thanks Bill Led

 

Did L. B ever have such writings of  Guru Dev printed in an Indian news paper?

2 did he make some arrangements for them to be published?

I enjoy the names of 8 of us who invested in such works by him that is to cause 
these works to be published in English. It was many of ours understanding that 
the translations were complete certainly he so stated to may of us in 2008 Sept 
 Oct that Year. Non of us have  as investors seen any hard  evidence of such.  
aside from my self were  are still widowed ladies perhaps some  they 
speculate they were taken in for L. B. present need for money to live on?? That 
is speculation of 3 of the known 12 persons. I have reserved judgement  they 
have as well. But we note when back in town he avoided us  refused to talk on 
the book status except to state soon in 2009 , 10  11. If a scamer he 
certainly became good at it it.He gave lectiures to raise funding 4 the book 
publication  ofter took in several hundred dollars at a crack. I at the time 
as were many others most peased to so assist him in this endevor. Now all of us 
wond er re such.

 The publication  or the works if found I will publish as a most fitting 
memory or memorial  tribute to his great life.

 

In a message dated 05/29/13 11:15:07 Eastern Daylight Time, 
dhamiltony...@yahoo.com mailto:dhamiltony...@yahoo.com  writes:

Dear friends and Family of LB, 

LB was buried at the Pattison Cemetery in Cedar township of Jefferson County 
yesterday afternoon at 6:30pm.  It was a very amazing experience.  It had been 
raining, often torrentially all day.  For the hour of his burial, the rain 
stopped, the sun poked through and we were able to lay his body to rest in the 
heart of the Iowa countryside in this beautiful peaceful cemetary that he had 
picked out for his final resting place in February of this year.  Pattison has 
been used since settlement days so this small graveyard is peopled with 
pioneers and old Fairfield families.  LB's body is in 'good company'.   

A few of the many friends/caregivers were able to come and bear his body on a 
hand made bier to the grave.  LB was dressed in his Tai Chi ghi and his shroud 
was handmade of Chinese fabric.  A few of his favorite books, some precious 
personal objects and prayer beads were buried with him, too .  He looked very 
royal.  Verses from the sacred Bhagavad Gita were read, wooden flute and drums 
were played, people spoke tender words of parting.  We all took turns putting a 
shovel of dirt on his body and threw flowers over his form before the grave was 
closed.  More flowers were put on the top of the grave and a pine tree will be 
planted there per LB's wish, instead of a grave marker of stone. 

Those present all felt a blessed sense of closure, release and peace that we 
were able to fulfill our dear friend's wishes so fully.  As we finished, the 
inky black clouds gathered again and within a few minutes of returning to our 
cars, the heavens opened up again as the torrent continued.  For me it is a 
comforting thought that his body is there in the heart of Mother Earth, 
embraced and gently rinsed by her comforting, welcoming tears. 

Love and all Blessings,  Jennifer 



 

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