Can change all of a sudden.
My life has indeed changed these past few days.
My dear Grandma Arrington passed away shortly after our Arrington Reunion (see next post).
Here is a poem that describes some of the thoughts that have come to my mind....
When all is said and done
As the seasons slip away,
when I've taken steps beyond my sight,
will I find my strength in greater light?
Will my courage grow with every passing day?
And will my faith be constant as the setting sun?
When all is said and done.
When all is said and done
And the years have turned to gold
Will my life become a legacy
of the things that matter most to me?
Will the fire of faith burn bright as I grow old?
And will I want to be the person I've become?
When all is said and done.When all is said and done
When my eyes can finally see,Will I glory in the sweet release?
And will mercy fill my soul with peace?
Will I kneel in wonder at the Savior's feet?
Will I hear Him say, "Well done"When He sees who I've become?
Will I live with Him
When all is said and done.I have a testimony of Our Heavenly Father's plan.
I know where I came from. I know why I'm here. And I know where I am going. I believe in Jesus Christ. I love my Grandma and will miss her, but it is not the end.
For- I will see her again.
Lillian Mortensen Arrington

My Grandma

Graveside Services

Pall Bearers

Blue was Grandma's favorite

Balloons for Grandma...
{From Grandchildren & Great Grandchildren}

Grandpa had just the right amount of Carnations ordered for the flowers... This one was 27 for 27 Grandchildren. He also had another one for the Great Grandchildren.
You are so thoughtful Papa- We love you.

We will not only remember and cherish her life, but we hope to pass on her traditions and her legacy of love and service. We love you Grandma. You always held us together and gave us strength.