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This Page is in memory of my dearest mother
Marion Walker
August 3rd, 1913 - January18th, 2007.




Oh how I wish that you were still with me but yet I don't for I know that you are resting in Jesus presence and that you are now feeling no more pain. I know that in the presence of Jesus that there is nothing to be compared to this!!



I have felt His presence as you have in this life and to feel the presence of God and to feel His hand on you touching you and for His spirit to fill your life is the greatest!!!! There is nothing ever to be compared to this. Nothing in this whole wide world can be compared to being in the presence of Jesus. Now you are resting in his presence. This must be indescribable! Your cup must be full and overflowing! And the best is yet to be!



I know that you loved the Lord so very much. I remember when you took me to Church, a tiny baby only one week old. I remember your special love to me as a child, your child and how you cared for me and I remember how you shared Jesus love for me with me and your love for Him. I remember how I would come home from school to find you baking some yummy cookies. Your apple pies were the greatest! And chicken and dumplings YUM YUM!



I Remember how sick I was when I was just eleven with a brain tumour and I remember how you and Daddy prayed for me. I remember your faith. I remember reading my bible and believing with you. I shall always be so thankful for the faith that you and Daddy had in God and for encouraging me in faith. I remember how I was dying, just skin and bones. I couldn't swallow, could hardly walk. The doctor said that without surgery that I would be dead in a short time and that with surgery that I could be left blind or paralysed. I remember this girl beside me and how she had had surgery and how that she couldn't see. I remember that I just wanted to go home so bad.



I also remember the prayers of many others. I remember Daddy and you taking me home. For me and you both also God was better to trust. I remember how ill and weak that I was. As time went on I remember how I kept getting better and improving every day. WHAT A MIGHTY GOD WE SERVE I remember how I went for tests and that the tumour was gone. This was many years ago :-) I am now- I won’t say! But it starts with a five. Yikes!



My Mom and I were very close, did things together. I was my Moms main caregiver for her last eight or so years of her life. One thing among many that will always be with me is seeing her praying and thanking God. She was not well, couldn't get out of bed, didn't feel like eating just had a cup of broth and here she was thanking God for this and praying to Him. She couldn't even eat this just had a bit. She got so that she didn't want to eat any more and before she passed away she asked different times if she could go now.



She passed away still with her beautiful spirit and her faith in God in her 94th year. God Bless you Mom! And I shall surely serve God and meet you and Daddy again in Heaven and meet Jesus face to face our Saviour and Lord. What a day that will be! God Bless all who read and if you do not know Jesus as your Saviour and your tower of strength I pray that you will call unto Him. I pray that He will reach out and touch you and that you will know without a doubt that He is real and alive and that He loves you so very much.







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