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Sara Alexander

Dear Robert & Amanda

I lost my daughter Hannah just over a year before Faith was born. I am writing you here to honour your daughter Faith - to stand with you as a witness that she was here, and she was loved, and I saw her here, and I cried for your loss, as will countless others as a result of this tribute. I hope it will help you to remember that in a senseless world, there was a reason for Faith to be here and that her spirit lives on. Her life mattered. I will put you in God's hands in my prayers.

With love,

Sara

marilyn fulton

Dear family of Faith Chamberlain, please accept my deepest condolences for your loss. Death is an enemy. The human race has many other common enemies, such as sickness and old age, which likewise cause much suffering. God promises to vanquish them all, finally passing sentence on mankind’s greatest foe. “As the last enemy, death is to be brought to nothing.”—1 Corinthians 15:26.
With that promise fulfilled, humans will enjoy perfect life, unmarred by sin and death. Meanwhile, we can take comfort in knowing that our dead loved ones are resting, and if they are in God’s memory, they will be resurrected in his due time.

For the majority, the death of a wife, a husband, or a child can be the most upsetting experience of a lifetime. People’s entire emotional makeup is often jarred for a long time after the death of a person dearly loved. Knowledge of the resurrection hope coupled with knowledge of the One who is the source of that provision can comfort you.

"and he will wipe out every tear from their eyes, and DEATH will be NO MORE,neither will mourning nor ourcry nor pain be anymore...Revelation 21:4