Our sincerest condolences to our brother, Donald Boettcher, on the loss of his mother!
Posted: May 26, 2015
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Our sincerest condolences to our brother, Donald Boettcher, on the loss of his mother!
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My condolences to Don,
God Bless You and your family.
Tim
Hi Don,
Loosing a mother is incredibly difficult. I feel the pain with you, as I lost mine as well 2 years ago. I pray she is in a better place, as I,m sure she is, as she will stand next to you now during these unbelievable times.
She will give you guidance now as an angel standing by your side. I can feel my mother all the time next to me.
Don, presuming your mother, (as you are) was a Christian woman, she now sleeps, awaiting Christ’s return, and she shall be among those that rise first, then we which are alive and remain shall be caught up to meet the Lord in the air, and so shall we ever be with the Lord. We sorrow at death, but not as others which have no hope.
The God of all comfort is with you!
I’m very sorry for you, Don.
You don’t know me, but I listen to you everyday, and you’ve imparted a great deal of wisdom upon me. I don’t like knowing that you have to deal with this loss, and I hope you appreciate the peace that’s been granted to your Mom.
Hi Don, Celebrate your mother’s life, she is in a better place and she is in your heart, she is everywhere.
Don, I am saddened to here of the passing of your mother. You and your family will be in my thoughts and prayers. Millard
Dear Don. I was sad to hear about your Mom. We only have one. I am thankful that she birthed you and that you had her for the years you did. Likewise for her that she had you and you both shared the precious mother son relationship. Mine died in 1985. I miss her often. May our Heavenly Father comfort you and yours who loved her and will miss her. Time doesn’t heal all wounds but the wounds don’t hurt as much. Mostly. Sincerely. Doug
My sincere condolences, Don. The hardest death I’ve ever had to deal with was my mother’s.
May she rest in peace.