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I'm sorry to hear of your illness, Lubbock.

I wonder if she had the strength to go on her Disney Cruise? She was looking forward to it.

Truly sad. She was super nice. I feel awful for her children and family. Gosh.

O. I am so very very sorry. I didnt know her well. But what I knew I admired, she was so strong.. God bless her and her family.

So sad to find out about Nat. I am glad she is not in pain anymore but I can't help of think of how young she was, and that her children will be without her.

jonigirl4 wrote: Is it too tacky to ask if she passed in her sleep? I'd like to believe she was at peace when it happened. He woke up and found her and he tried to revive her and did CPR until the EMT's came and took her to the ER, but they told him there was nothing they could do. She went in her sleep Jones.

jeaner73 wrote: Back in my dark ages, we had to take 4 classes of philosophy/religion combo thereof. Granted, this was a catholic college, but Judeism was one of the most popular classes. I opted for the more Philosophical route. They are interesting studies. Bible study with some $#*!%!+%% in the later years was also very interesting, as catholics don't (or didn't) do the Bible study well, IMO. Opened my eyes to Baptists &...

Her husband, her momma, her babies. I can't think of them without feeling a sock in the gut. ~I can't imagine those babies having to deal with losing their 30 year old momma. I was planning on sending a %%*%* to her funeral, but after talking to Lynn I think maybe we should find out if her family has or can set up a small trust or account we can contribute to. I don't imagine it would amount to much, but it would be nice to be...

While I didn't really know Tasha, I'm truly sorry for the news of her passing. I read her wig thread here at the Pit & was amazed at her spirit. I regret not offering her words of encouragement & hope at the time. My heart breaks for her little ones & her husband. May her family be surrounded by love, comfort & peace during this most difficult time. Was shocked when I learned how young she was....

PaintedDaisies wrote: CupidHunter1 wrote: Both Todd Beamer's and Tom Burnett Jr's fathers think civil is the wrong way to go, it should be tribunal. While it's important to consider the opinions of family members who lost someone we can't let the heart rule the justice system. Sorry but I don't see where in Dogster's post she was insulting. What is their field of expertise (I know nothing about either of them)?...