Wednesday, November 18, 2015

In memory

Yesterday I was numb. Today I am crying and hurting unbelievably.

Memories. Regrets. Joys. Tears. Overwhelming loss and sadness, mixed with happy memories.

Cheyenne Rose McManigal
March 30, 1991 - November 17, 2015
Cheyenne and her cousin Kyla (whose birthday is tomorrow)

Little Cheyenne in a hat

Being goofy August 27, 2015

Cheyenne with her boyfriend Blake.
He made her last year happy, and for that I am grateful.
Added:
Rexton and Gavin. Cheyenne's sons. My grandsons.

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Related links: Cheyenne would thank you.
Life is never perfect, but still good.
Open letter to Vincent Heredia.

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15 comments:

  1. cant imagine how broken you must feel ,my heart aches and grieves for you .i am so sorry .such a beautiful young girl ,and her boys ...i cant imagine their pain

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    1. whoa! hOw sO painful..! she had children?! pLease Kent post pics of them too yEs how they must feel and what they are going thru. What are their ages? When they're oLder its easier, the younger the more sensitive they are in handling it usually.. pEace love and healing to all ~<3

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  2. thQ for the Link to ur blogMemorandum on ur daughter, it was a gift to see her as she was HaPpy and HeaLthy and in good fortune. we R all sO sorry for this in ur life and her's aswell and for her boyfriend; How is he doing? Takecare HeaL and cherish her as u will ~*

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  3. Kent, I know you may not remember me but I worked with Deborah for a long time at SVI. I remember very well when Cheyenne was born, and my heart is broken for all of you. I hope that you will pass my condolences to Deborah. --Becky Young

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  4. Kent, so sorry to receive the news about Cheyenne. You have my deepest sympathy. She was a beautiful young lady, and very special to my Jennifer. Sending my love to you and your family.

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  5. When ever I asked advice from friends and family on how to raise my children, one frequent answer was " there's no book" on how to raise you children. As someone that has also lost a child, I have no advice, there's no book, you just have to make it through any way you can. I know you will cause you have two beautiful Grand Babies that need you right now. My Prayers go out to you and yours.

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  6. Sir, I knew Cheyenne. Mario is one of my husband's best friends. You may have known Nick at some point. I really, really liked Cheyenne. The few times I got to spend with her were great. We connected, something I don't find much in people. So...I know she was special. I am very sorry for your loss. Your family is in my family's thoughts. This has truly upset me...and I will miss the times I should have spent getting to know her more.

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  7. Sir, I knew Cheyenne. Mario is one of my husband's best friends. You may have known Nick at some point. I really, really liked Cheyenne. The few times I got to spend with her were great. We connected, something I don't find much in people. So...I know she was special. I am very sorry for your loss. Your family is in my family's thoughts. This has truly upset me...and I will miss the times I should have spent getting to know her more.

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  8. bob minarik - rochester, indianaFri Nov 20, 04:42:00 AM 2015

    Oh Kent - I am so sorry!!! I did not know Cheyenne, but I sit here literally in tears at your loss. From her pictures I can see that she was beautiful, fun loving and loved by her family!!! I salute her.
    Your friend, Bob from Indiana

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  9. Kent, I've never experienced the loss of a child so I won't pretend to know what you're going through. I just want to let you know that even though we've never met personally I can only imagine your anguish. My heart is with you.

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  10. Kent, I am so sorry to hear this. Even the thought of it does things to my insides for which there are no words.

    I know you only virtually and am thousands of miles away anyway, but I am sending you every bit of good will I can coax out of the muse.

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  11. Thank you all very much. I will be OK- well, as OK as I can be with the new reality.

    A good friend of mine who lost her husband in a car wreck a year and a half ago told me that it never heals, but it scabs over. I'm sure that scab will get knocked off many times in future years.

    The condolences I have received really do make me feel loved. Thank you all very much. Really!

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  12. Kent,

    I just heard. I am so sorry for your loss.
    I hope you still have my number. Please Know that you can call any time.

    Gooch

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