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B Carter posted a condolence
Friday, April 7, 2006
When death find its way into our lives not only does it leave us deep in our sorrow and grief but it often leave us with questions with little to no answers. Over taken by the lost of our loved ones we find ourselves asking a question over and over again, why? Before the loss, death meant nothing, it?s a thought most times un-thought of and the impact on our lives was considered very little if considered at all. However, many think death is a part of life but according to Titus 1:2 everlasting life was Jehovah God?s purpose for mankind from the beginning of mans creation, not death. Death greatly affects the lives of many as you are now experiencing and Jehovah God is aware of that and by means of the provision he made for us, we all have a promised hope. That hope is that death will one day soon not be a threat any longer to us. Rev 21:3-4 states that death will be no more and the things that cause pain and suffering will be no more. Yes Jehovah God promises to do away with death and all it?s many components that make death possible. He even says according to Isaiah 33:24 it will come a time when no one on the earth will say they are sick and Psalms 37:9 said that the wicked will be cut off so they too will not be able to cause any more harm to those on the earth. That is truly a wonderful hope and because God loved us so much he gave his only begotten son that we may have another chance at life he is also making it possible for our dear loved ones we lost to death to return to us by means of a resurrection. John 5:28-29 states that those in the memorial tombs will awaken from an eternal sleep once they hear Christ voice. We can all trust in this blessing because Hebrews 6: 18 says of Jehovah God, ?It is impossible for God to Lie.? Isaiah 55:11 also assure us nothing that Jehovah God says or promise will not return without results. These words are faithful and truth. May God be with you.
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Suzie Bornemann posted a condolence
Saturday, January 21, 2006
Dearest Aunt Lud: Last night at 3:00 a.m. I was crying in my sleep and Volker woke up and asked me to tell him more about Uncle Leo. I told him he was the pillar of our family, that he was the most wonderful person, trustworthy, loyal, honest, a kind and humble man, so considerate, never had a bad word to say about anyone, always 'scampering' around town by foot to lend someone a helping hand, totally devoted to his family, that he was the one that knew what was important in life, that he kept the Swietlikowski's together, that he took the lead after Djiadji passed away, and just like Joey and Aunt Lud also did, kept the family fibers close together and through their efforts, maintained the family traditions of Wegiela, when it was difficult for everybody else to do so in their hectic and busy life. Uncle Leo's, and your and Joey's efforts turned into the Posts upon which our family thrived and still thrives. We always felt so welcomed and so comfortable and warm at Uncle Leo's and Aunt Lud's. He and you made Volker immediately feel like he was part of the family the first time you met him...the wonderful Christmas at Joey's with the family and grandma. That was Christmas! We could talked about anything with you. Uncle Leo understood how important it was to to have his sisters and brothers meet together each year for a memorable brunch before Uncle Dizzy and Aunt Dolores left for Florida in the Fall. He understood what 'family' meant, and how it should function with love, caring, sacrifice, selflessness, giving every last effort and strength to come through for any one who needed anything. He was at Grandma's and Djiadji's looking after them, taking care of the garden and chores every single day. He spoiled Grandma when she was being cared for at the Old Folts Home by visiting her twice a day, bringing her goodies, washing her clothes....just totally devoted until the day she died. He could not have had any time to think about himself. I remember growing up with my best friend and pal Cousin Joey, from the time I was a child to high school. Uncle Leo was always around watching over us, feeding us meals, Uncle Leo helping me with my Math and homework. I remember our First Communion together... when I stayed with you when my brother Stevie was born and my mom was in the hospital and Uncle Leo taking care of me and helping me write a letter to my mom in the hospital. Then the Christmas Wegielas, when he made sure little Denny from down the street or any other person he knew who would be alone, also had Christmas with us. In high school, I would walk back from dances or basketball games with Joey and Uncle Leo would be waiting up for us. He showed me my America. I remember when he took me on the train for a vacation in Washington, DC to meet up with all of you. I went through Grand Central Station with Uncle Leo carrying my suitcase and holding my hand. He was so protective. I remember the images of him as if they were yesterday. And I had the most wonderful time visiting all the glorious sites with him and you in our Nation's Capitol. It was so fantastic for me. It turns out that now I have some of the same hobbies that he enjoyed: gardening, woodworking, and his love of dogs. He just loved Champ. I wish I lived closer so I could have shared more of these passions with him. Uncle Leo and you, Aunt Lud, loved / love your grandchildren so so much, Whenever we visited you, Uncle Leo always would show Volker and me the scrapbooks and pictures of Jamie, Lee, and Samantha, Erin and Kristen, and the last time we were there of his great gandchild Harry. He was so proud of their achievements, special events, and he just loved loving them. His children and grandchildren were / are everything to both of you...I do not know any grandparents so devoted as you and Uncle Leo. Remember when I called this Fall and you were both preparing dinner for Sammy who was coming home with friends for the weekend from college. I thought to myself how absolutely sweet, Uncle Leo, at 83, was peeling the apples for the apple pie that Sammy requested... always by your side helping you. Where do you find that in this world today? And so I thought about you dearest Aunt Lud, during this most difficult time of your life, and that you are now surrounded by the loving family that you both nurtured. The strong bonds that you and Uncle Leo built throughout your lives with your relationship to your children and grandchildren, with your sacrifices, loving hard work, efforts, and good examples, those enduring bonds will now encircle you with strength. And although I have been away for so many years whenever I visited you both, I got greeted by the biggest grin from Uncle Leo and the warmest hug and it was like I was never ever away. I thought I was going to see him again in February. And now I am crying...because I will miss him. It hurts... I know he is at peace. He could not possibly have any regrets in his life. He lived it to his fullest and always did what he thought was right. He was a highly moral person with a loving and giving heart. If he had any pains or suffered in his last days he would not have said so. I just want you to know that I loved him dearly and I love you too. I wish I could be with you at this time. It is so very very difficult being so far away. I wanted more than anything to stand by your side with Joey and Elaine. Please take care of yourself and be strong. You, Elaine, and Joey are in our prayers.... . we love you... suzie & Volker
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Stan Bilinski posted a condolence
Thursday, January 19, 2006
Joey, Linda and I offer our deepest sympathy to you and your family at the loss of your father. Stash
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Barb Zito posted a condolence
Thursday, January 19, 2006
Joe and Sammi, Please know that you're in my thoughts and prayers. May the love of those around you comfort you and your family through the days ahead. Love, Barb
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Richard Tucker posted a condolence
Thursday, January 19, 2006
Lud and Family, My sympathy to you and your family. I last saw you and Leo at Mass a few weeks ago and whenever I spoke to him it was in regard to his Mets, my Yankees or the NY Giants. My father, Walt Tucker went to school with Leo and he was called "Squeaky" from his violin lessons I think. Then I worked for many years with him at MDS. Leo was a great gentleman, proud American and I'm sure a wonderful father. My life has been enriched knowing him. Thanks and God Bless you all. R W Tucker
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Joe Faga posted a condolence
Wednesday, January 18, 2006
Elaine, my deepest and sincere sympathy go out to you and the family for your father's passing; my thought and prayers are with you Joe
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Dale (Maliniak) & Russ Chesebrough posted a condolence
Wednesday, January 18, 2006
Lud, Elaine & Joey... Our deepest, sincere sypathies on the passing of your husband/dad. I remember him fondly. God bless
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Les Martin posted a condolence
Wednesday, January 18, 2006
My thoughts are with you at this very sad time.
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Ralph J. and Kay T. Blasting posted a condolence
Wednesday, January 18, 2006
Lud, Joey, Elaine, Our family wants to acknowledge what a fine man Leo was. He was and will always be an inspiration to each of us. He was a man who was always there for you, no matter what was needed. For 15 months he was there helping in every wat he could while Ralph was going through surgery and rehab. We knew we had friends across the street, friends that really became family. May God bless, your husband and Father Ralph,Kay, Scott and he rest of our children.
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