Lots of Love for Uncle Moh
I started this blog for lots of different reasons but never expected anyone to ever read it but me and Shankie and possibly Sandi...(because she reads everything)
But today I have just been in awe of how many page loads I have for just one day for just one post.
83 to be exact.
For Uncle Moh...to be exact.
I knew when I met Uncle Moh that he was special. I only wish I could have spent a bit more time with him myself. For Shank and all his brothers and sisters who did have a bit more time with Moh, I am forever grateful to have your stories of Moh to keep fresh in my memories.
To all who have visited my post on Uncle Moh, I have to offer my prayers to you all as I know you are all missing one of the best a person could ever have the honor of knowing. I want to say thank you for the condolences and the heartfelt feelings you have left.
Also to all who have visited, please feel free to leave a story or comment, as I and I know we all would love to hear anything you have to say about Uncle Moh.
We all love and miss you, Uncle Moh. God Bless and keep you.
But today I have just been in awe of how many page loads I have for just one day for just one post.
83 to be exact.
For Uncle Moh...to be exact.
I knew when I met Uncle Moh that he was special. I only wish I could have spent a bit more time with him myself. For Shank and all his brothers and sisters who did have a bit more time with Moh, I am forever grateful to have your stories of Moh to keep fresh in my memories.
To all who have visited my post on Uncle Moh, I have to offer my prayers to you all as I know you are all missing one of the best a person could ever have the honor of knowing. I want to say thank you for the condolences and the heartfelt feelings you have left.
Also to all who have visited, please feel free to leave a story or comment, as I and I know we all would love to hear anything you have to say about Uncle Moh.
We all love and miss you, Uncle Moh. God Bless and keep you.
posted by dona at 11/11/2007
1 Comments:
Because I was so young, I only have a few memories of uncle Moh. But if aunt Dot loved him and was willing to leave the states to continue a life with him, he must have been a wonderful guy.
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