Lauren Erica Oaks
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In Loving Memory Of My Daughter Lauren Erica Oaks 1986 – 2005 |
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| My Dad is a Survivor My dad is a survivor too… which is no surprise to me. He’s always been like a lighthouse that helps you cross a stormy sea. But, I walk with my dad each day to lift him when he’s down. I wipe the tears he hides from others. He cries when noone’s around. I watch him sit up late at night with my picture in his hand. He cries as he tries to grieve alone, and wishes he could understand. My dad is like a tower of strength. He’s the greatest of them all~! But there are times when he needs to cry… Please be there when he falls. Hold his hand or pat his shoulder… And tell him it’s okay. Be his strength when he’s sad Help him mourn in his own way. Now, as I watch over my precious dad from the Heavens up above… I’m so proud that he’s a survivor… And, I can still feel his love~! Kaye Des’Ormeaux |
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| Lauren, You were such a wonderful daughter and I will always miss you so much. I am so thankful to have had you here with us for nineteen years and I look forward to seeing your beautiful, smiling face again someday. Love Dad |
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