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Harold and Mary Bassani

In Memoriam “A lost loved one can’t be replaced. There is no one thing or person that can fill that void that is left. In time, you learn to live with it. That’s all you can do.
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                                   In Memoriam

                       “A lost loved one can’t be replaced.

There is no one thing or person that can fill that void that is left.

                          In time, you learn to live with it.

                                   That’s all you can do.

     But, no matter what, regardless of the time that goes by…

                                    You still love them.

                                    You still miss them.

                            You still wish they were here.

                                     Love doesn’t end.

                        That’s why grief doesn’t either.

It’s hard to believe that a year has passed since we tragically

lost our beloved parents. In all honesty, we still miss them today

as much as we did the day we lost them. We didn’t realize how

much they filled our lives until they weren’t there to pick up our

calls, return our texts or see them on their deck waiting for our

visits. Now we find ourselves scouring our phones for voicemails,

videos, text messages just to remember how precious those

moments were. Fortunately for us girls, Mom and Dad never let a

conversation end without always telling us “I love you,” which we

now hold gratefully in our hearts.

This past year has brought with it many tough decisions and

challenges, but we honestly now appreciate why our Mom and Dad

chose to settle and create their life in the community of Barrhead

over 50 years ago. This community has shown such kindness

and generosity in so many different forms; from the many cards

of sympathy we received, to thoughtful keepsakes, to rehoming

of loved animals and especially from the expressions of care and

hugs we receive whenever we run into ones in the community

who knew our parents. We love hearing about Mom and Dad and

how you knew them and stories you may have – we apologize in

advance for the tears that we may shed – but never hold back

from sharing these words with us as it makes us appreciate how

blessed we were to have such vibrant parents. Thank you with all

our hearts for showing us how a community pulls together when tragedies happen.

                  ~Paula, Robin, Mandy and Jayme~

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