In memory of my uncle…

Posted on January 25, 2009
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In memory of my uncle Rolf (1936-2009)

Those we have loved and lost
Are never far away
They sing in the wind
They walk beside us

And they smile upon us
In the warmth of the sun

In our memories, thoughts and dreams
They will always be with us
For they live in our hearts

In secret, untouchable places. ~J. Harwood

You will be missed and never forgotten…

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