Wednesday, May 25, 2022
I remember Chuck and Teresa's mother as though it were yesterday. Growing up, Chuck was my best friend, and we often hung out together at his house. Freda always had a kind smile and nice thing to say. I remember going to Chuck's grandparents farm in Craig county, specifically, a Harvest Moon Festival. I had a wonderful time. After High School, we sort of went our separate ways--as folks often do, but thankfully, Chuck did some research and "found" me a few months back and it has been good to re-establish "communications". I was so sorrowful to hear Freda past away--hearing directly from Chuck himself.... I know this is cliche, but this world's loss is surely Heaven's gain. And as much as I know she'll be missed, it's, somehow, comforting to know she is no longer suffering, in pain, and abides with our Savior, in warmth, light, love and grace. And, best of all, one day we'll all be united again for those that believe in Him. Looking around, I think, perhaps, that day can't come soon enough. Warmest regards to Chuck, Teresa and family. Very sorry for your palpable loss.
