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For Grief
When you lose someone you love,
Your life becomes strange,
The ground beneath you becomes fragile,
Your thoughts make your eyes unsure;
And some dead echo drags your voice down
Where words have no confidence
Your heart has grown heavy with loss;
And though this loss has wounded others too,
No one knows what has been taken from you
When the silence of absence deepens.
Flickers of guilt kindle regret
For all that was left unsaid or undone.
There are days when you wake up happy;
Again inside the fullness of life,
Until the moment breaks
And you are thrown back
Onto the black tide of loss.
Days when you have your heart back,
You are able to function well
Until in the middle of work or encounter,
Suddenly with no warning,
You are ambushed by grief.
It becomes hard to trust yourself.
All you can depend on now is that
Sorrow will remain faithful to itself.
More than you, it knows its way
And will find the right time
To pull and pull the rope of grief
Until that coiled hill of tears
Has reduced to its last drop.
Gradually, you will learn acquaintance
With the invisible form of your departed;
And when the work of grief is done,
The wound of loss will heal
And you will have learned
To wean your eyes
From that gap in the air
And be able to enter the hearth
In your soul where your loved one
Has awaited your return
All the time.
By John O’Donohue
I know you are in the arms of the love of your life Stanley Garfield Wermie once again. Say hello to Dad for us and tell him we are doing well. Have a cup of tea with your father John Bednar. Share a laugh and tell him we miss him dearly. Give your mother Thelma a hug for us. Say hello to the friends that were taken from you too soon. I am sure Ray Fontaine and Lynn Osachuk are giving you a big hug. Look down upon your sisters Linda and Lana and tell them you love them everyday. Tell Marvin how proud you are of raising such a good son Ryan and watch his family with admiration. Look down upon Britley and Alexa and tell them how proud you are of them as new mothers and wives. Whisper to your boys Brandi, Jason and Scott “Sleep tight, don’t let the bed bugs bite” like you did when we were children. Tell us it is going to be okay. Whisper to your grandchildren you love them “To The Moon and Back.” Watch over Tate and Mason. Continue to remind ALL of your family and friends whose heart you have touched how important you have been in our lives and that you are watching us from afar. And though you are gone and at peace, your work is far from done. Because Mom, we need you too much and it is too soon to say goodbye.
“Sleep tight mom, sleep tight.”
The family would like to thank the staff of West Park Manor and all those who have reached out with their thoughts and prayers. As per mom’s wishes, there will be no funeral service and internment to follow later this spring/summer.
October 28 1946
December 24 2022
Bardal Funeral Home and Crematorium
Death notice for the town of: Winnipeg, Province: Manitoba
death notice Lydia Dale Wermie October 28 1946
December 24 2022
obituaries notice Lydia Dale Wermie October 28 1946
December 24 2022
We offer our deepest sympathies to the family and friends of Lydia Dale Wermie October 28 1946
December 24 2022 and hope that their memory may be a source of comfort during this difficult time. Your thoughts and kind words are greatly appreciated.
