Arrived in North Van., BC. 22nd of October 98You were my newest grandson,With long black hair, eyes of blue,I was very proud of you.Didn’t look like daddy or even look like meYou looked all the world like your dear grandpa.But you’re the cutest...
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On the 23rd of Nov., 1980, North Van, BCYou joined the Herman family.The fairest face, deep blue eyesAnd the faintest little cries.Little fat cheeks, little pug nose,All of your fingers, all of your toes.You were as cute, as you could be,Lying there in...
Topics: cancer, children, family, grandchildren, herman, life, love, memories, my life, poetry

{"title":"My Granddaughter Tracy","post_url":"http:\/\/mothersmemorial.wordpress.com\/2007\/07\/24\/my-graddaughter-tracy\/","feed_url":"http:\/\/mothersmemorial.wordpress.com\/feed\/","author":"CVMINC","date":"2007-07-23 20:21:21","summary":"On the 23rd of Nov., 1980, North Van, BCYou joined the Herman family.The fairest face, deep blue eyesAnd the faintest little cries.Little fat cheeks, little pug nose,All of your fingers, all of your toes.You were as cute, as you could be,Lying there in..."}

Born in Woodstock, Ont., 1976, Aug fiveDavid Edward did arriveLittle fat cheeks, eyes of blue,He was rolly ploy too.An impish smile you always had,Hard to scold you when your bad.Came to live with me just past the age of one,Now your five, and still an...
Topics: cancer, children, events, family, grandchildren, herman, life, love, memories, my life, poetry, strife

{"title":"Grandson David","post_url":"http:\/\/mothersmemorial.wordpress.com\/2007\/07\/23\/grandson-david\/","feed_url":"http:\/\/mothersmemorial.wordpress.com\/feed\/","author":"CVMINC","date":"2007-07-23 15:16:29","summary":"Born in Woodstock, Ont., 1976, Aug fiveDavid Edward did arriveLittle fat cheeks, eyes of blue,He was rolly ploy too.An impish smile you always had,Hard to scold you when your bad.Came to live with me just past the age of one,Now your five, and still an..."}

In Woodstock, Ont., 1974, Feb oneYou became my second grandson.Very frail, very small,Was in an incubator for a while.When you began to grow strong,You joined the Herman throng.Fair of face, eyes of brown,The cutest baby boy in town.At the age of four...
Topics: cancer, events, family, grandchildren, herman, life, love, memories, mother, my life, poetry, strife

{"title":"Grandson Robert","post_url":"http:\/\/mothersmemorial.wordpress.com\/2007\/07\/23\/grandson-robert\/","feed_url":"http:\/\/mothersmemorial.wordpress.com\/feed\/","author":"CVMINC","date":"2007-07-23 14:49:48","summary":"In Woodstock, Ont., 1974, Feb oneYou became my second grandson.Very frail, very small,Was in an incubator for a while.When you began to grow strong,You joined the Herman throng.Fair of face, eyes of brown,The cutest baby boy in town.At the age of four..."}

Never forget the day,Woodstock, Ont., was the placeTwenty-eight of July, nineteen seventy twoAt lunchtime, you first showed your faceWe knew you were here to stay.There was mommy and dad,Aunt Donna, Darlene, Uncle Don and SteveAnd of course, grandma was..
Topics: cancer, events, family, grandchildren, herman, life, love, memories, mother, my life, poetry, strife

{"title":"My First Grandson Jason","post_url":"http:\/\/mothersmemorial.wordpress.com\/2007\/07\/23\/my-first-grandson-jason\/","feed_url":"http:\/\/mothersmemorial.wordpress.com\/feed\/","author":"CVMINC","date":"2007-07-23 14:37:31","summary":"Never forget the day,Woodstock, Ont., was the placeTwenty-eight of July, nineteen seventy twoAt lunchtime, you first showed your faceWe knew you were here to stay.There was mommy and dad,Aunt Donna, Darlene, Uncle Don and SteveAnd of course, grandma was.."}