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Remembering my son by his sweet gift



2020-12-14 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Sandy Withers Janes.
Sandy Janes shared her sweet memory of her son, "two years ago Chris got a piece of cardboard and made me this for my birthday. He left it on kitchen table for me. It meant so much. I put it in my bible to keep. So thankful I dated it. The best birthday card I could have ever gotten. Never ever did I think I would be here without my son. Katelyn took a picture of this and made the bracelet for me. What a precious gift from Chris' children, Chris' handwriting.

In 2018 I lost my precious husband of 34 years and lost my precious brother Andy May 29, 2020 then on August 29 lost my precious son. Never take your loved ones for granted. Leave them notes - call them and tell them u love them. I'm so thankful the morning of August 29, I kissed Chris and told him I love him."


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