We Laid Her To Rest Today

We laid her to rest today.
And it was beautiful.
We laid her to rest today.
And I know she felt the love.
We laid her to rest today.
And I know she was smiling.
We laid her to rest today.
And I know she was happy.
We laid her to rest today.
And I know she was there.
We laid her to rest today.
And she heard every word.
We laid her to rest today.
And everyone will miss her
We laid her to rest today.
And we know she is free.
We laid her to rest today.
And they are together again.
We laid her to rest today.

I probably talked too much.

Her casket was beautiful. She had angels on the corners

Being taken to her final resting place beside my daddy

With my brother and sisters

And with the spouses

I know no one as lucky as me when these babies came into
my life

I love this guy to the moon and back

Her service was absolutely beautiful. I'm sure she was smiling as she heard the words that were spoken and the beautiful music. It was everything she deserved.

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