In Loving Memory

I know I say this every year, but it’s hard to believe it’s now 12 years ago today that my son passed away from brain cancer and every year I’ve made a card in his memory with a memory of mine.

this year, I’m focusing on the closeness of big brother and his little sister. as a homeschooling family, we had more time for creative outlets and embracing our imagination. oh my goodness, the adventures they had and the stories they would tell were always entertaining and so detailed! for a long time there was a fascination with woolly mammoths, so as soon as I saw mama elephant’s mammoth love set, I had to grab it – I feel like it depicts my two children so well. I’m not a big fan of realism, but my memories took me there and I thoroughly enjoyed getting lost in the process of painting while I created this card.

mama elephants mammoth love copyright Linda snailzpace.com

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8 thoughts on “In Loving Memory

  1. A beautiful card, for a beautiful memory. I love this set and also grabbed it when I saw it. Though they are mammoths it truly makes me think of elephant families and the closeness and protectiveness of these extended families. Your memories are beautiful Linda and I think its wonderful that you do a card to celebrate those memories for your son each year. Take care sweetie, Hugs Aileen.

  2. What a beautiful way to channel and capture those lovely memories of your son and daughter. My thoughts are with you.

  3. So heartfelt ! Love has no time. It just is ❤️ and your card truly represents that so well. Thanks for sharing your thoughts and in return I wish you and your family peace and comfort equal to the love you have for him.

  4. I’m sorry I’ve only just seen this card. It’s so beautiful and touching and a wonderful memory.

  5. How lovely that you’ve created this memory of your children in their younger days and such a lovely way to remember your Son x

  6. This is my first time on your blog, Linda. I was looking for the giraffe card I saw on Pinterest. Your card in memory of your son is beautiful and it’s a beautiful way to remember him on that day. I’m sure you think of him every day. Love is for always.
    Peggy

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