by Joe Grundy 8 Replies latest jw friends
I have just heard that s friend from an entirely different meaasge board died this evening after a brief spell in a hospice.
She was very proud of being Welsh and of the language. She was firm in her traditional Welsh chapel faith and I'm sure it helped her at the end.
Cysga'n dawel, cariad. Cwsg maen hedd, Gwen fach, i'r golau. Diolch am dy gwmni.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=obf451VTXGM
Perhaps here, of all places, we shouldn't forget what their faith means to some people.
" Cysga'n dawel, cariad. Cwsg maen hedd, Gwen fach, i'r golau. Diolch am dy gwmni."
oh to know what that says...I would love to know
"Cysga'n dawel, cariad. Cwsg maen hedd, Gwen fach, i'r golau. Diolch am dy gwmni."
Sorry. 'Sleep well, dear one. Sleep in peace, dear Gwen, in the light. Thank you for your company'.
The link is to a Welsh hymn 'Gwahoddiad' or 'Invitation', alternatively 'Arglwydd dyma fi'. Beautiful, even if you don't believe it and a comfort to those who do.
I knew it would be lovely. Thank you.
Sorry, broke board rules. Apologies. I don't know how to make the link 'clickable',
My condolences on your loss, Joe.
xo
tal
Here's your link made clickable. :)
Thanks very much.
Very sorry for the loss of your friend.
May she rest in peace.
I'm very sorry for your lose of a very close friend.
Something I read a while ago when my brother died,, it's a Buhdist saying.
"A man stays alive as long as he is remembered."
I make a point to remember all the funny , silly things about him.
It helps. For me it keeps him 'alive'
