Prayers, Blessings & Wishes for Saint

Dear Marlegal, It is me this time that is grateful to come after you and borrow your words as they match my hearts thaughts exactly.

Dear Molly, "what Marlegal" said is true for me too and I strongly suspect for many here also.

Wether it is in 2 days, 2 weeks, two years or twenty, please remember that you can always call on us, if you are in need of "an ear" and all your favored best friends and family are sleeping or otherwise briefly unavailable to you, we'll always be glad to hear from you.

I will always be cheering for you  from afar and praying for you and your family.

 You are a shining star,and always will be, even on your most challanging days and most difficult moments, you are and will always be a most  precious and shining star always, so  you make sure you take the very best care of yourself.  

with love,

Shiny 

Amen...well said sistahs!  I listened to the soundtrack with tears and prayers flowing for you Molly, and your family and all those who loved our sister Saint.  xoxoxo

Many people have been asking me how I'll remember my mother.

Well, the blue skies are her warm arms in one of her fantastic hugs.

The leafy, abundant trees are her enormous Easter bonnets that gave shade not only to her, but also to whomever was standing near her. 

The birds singing away on the telephone lines are her wonderful, contagious, singular laugh.

The golden sun is her bright smile that lit up any room she walked into.

And the winds? Well, she decided she wanted the windows open, and that's that. No arguments.

The children screeching in the playground across the street are her wonderful joy and lust for life.

I know that many of you will not be able to make it to the funeral, but i imagine that you'll all be there in spirit. She was comforted in the last year whenever she came here and read the outpouring of prayers and advice. That is part of the reason she asked me to become a member.

 Last night, Daddy was cleaning out the cabinet in her bedroom and he found three journals. Six years ago, she began writing to us all. She said that every time she felt things were going sour, she would start writing in them. She must have forgotten about them during the move, but her words still ring true. Many of the things she wrote to me were later spoken in conversation, but it's still comforting to have them written, and in her handwriting. This is something that I will treasure forever. Who knows? Perhaps I'll continue writing to my little girl. 

My English teacher sent me the following in a Facebook message. I found it comforting, and I hope someone else does as well.

I am not there... I did not die... 

Oh bOy, this is just so sad. what beautiful word Saint's daughter! You are in my prayers.

I join the chorus Molly of holding you and your precious family up in prayer through this difficult time...  I  watched the video and even saved it as a favorite to play later for some of my loved ones that had been praying for Pat.  ((((((((((((((hugs & prayers)))))))))))

 Rest in Peace Sweet Saint                                  Soar with the Angels into Paradise!

(((((((((Saint's family and friends))))))))))

I called the floral shop this morning......55 roses so far!

She is going to have some real beautiful arrangments.  I sent mine yesterday. 

That's a great idea, Debbie.

Hugs

Debbie R.

Molly, loved the video, thank you

wow, can you imagine?  I hope Molly gets the chance to take a picture, or ... perhaps I'll go on the florist's web site and ask someone there to take a pic for us after the arrangement is ready.  I'll try that now.  hugs my friends.

Got teh answering service people, no one in the shop (aren't they sev hours behind me?)  Anyway ... I wrote down the # and will put at my spot at the table to call in the morning.  Hope they can do it, I'd love to see the end result.  Coonie, can't you just see her, reading all the cards, not to see who sent or who didn't, but just to read our  names and think a memory of us?  Damn I'm gonna miss her

Pat/Saint's beautiful obituary - Beautifullady, beautiful life

Name: Patricia B. St. Mary-Wilson Date: March 9th, 1954 - March 30th, 2010 Visitations: 5:00PM to 7:00PM on Sunday, April 4th, 2010 at Daley Murphy Wisch Chapel (map/driving directions)   Services: 10:00AM at Our Lady of the Assumption Catholic Church on Monday, April 5th, 2010 (map/driving directions)   Obituary: Patricia B. St. Mary-Wilson, 56, of Beloit, WI, died Tuesday, March 30, 2010 in Beloit Memorial Hospital. She was born March 9, 1954, in Uniondale, NY, the daughter of Maurice and Norma (Rozon) St. Mary. Patricia was a 1972 graduate of Uniondale High School. She married Gregory D. Wilson on December 31, 1979, in Beloit, WI. Patricia was employed by Rindfleisch Floral, and then by Beloit School District as a teacher's aide, retiring in 2006. She was a member of Our Lady of the Assumption Catholic Church where she was a member of the liturgy committee, RCIA program, CCW, sang in the choir, and taught confirmation. Patricia was also a PAPAS board member. Survivors include her husband, Gregory Wilson of Beloit, WI; two children, Molly Wilson at home and Luke Wilson of Madison, WI; four sisters, Gail (Joe) Gallagher of Rockton, IL, Maura (Franz) Bayer of Vienna Austria, Martha (Michael Karpin) St. Mary of New York and Roberta St. Mary of Lucie, FL; one brother, Christopher (Mary) St. Mary of Buffalo, New York; and several nephews. She was predeceased by her parents. Funeral Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 10:00 a.m. Monday, April 5, 2010 in Our Lady of the Assumption Catholic Church, 2222 Shopiere Road, Beloit, WI, with Fr. Gary Krahenbuhl officiating. Visitation will be from 5 to 7 p.m. Sunday in the Daley Murphy Wisch & Associates Funeral Home and Crematorium, 2355 Cranston Road, Beloit, WI. Memorials: A memorial will be established for breast cancer research.

Molly,

Will be thinking of you and sending up prayers for soothing and strenght and peace to you and your family all day. Hope you are able to feel God's support for you and your family throughout this day. And I hope you will be surrounded by those you wish nearby to help you through and hold you up when you need it.

You are so strong, but please make sure to take any help offered, or ask for extra help or support when ever you need it.  So many people want to help around you I am sure (and some far away too), but only you know when and how they can help ; Sometimes it might be with practical things you just can't get on top of, sometimes it might be just to talk as a distraction or to have a heart to heart, and it might be today or in 6 month's time or later.  Whatever you do,"Be good and gentle and generous and kind with yourself always, you hear".

big gentle hug

Shiny

This Easter morning you are in my thoughts and in my heart.  Gentle hugs ((((((((((Saint's family and friends)))))))).