Thank you Mylot Family!

@Sharon38 (1912)
Jamaica
November 28, 2007 2:44pm CST
I wish to tell you all thanks for making this much easier for me to handle. We laid Jackie to rest on Novemebr 25, 2007. I wanted to scan her picture of her in her uniform but somehow someone took away the programme from me. She was a warden at the Fort Augusto women's prison here in Jamcia, for five years. She was a brilliant girl who worked very hard to make life for herself and her two boys. She was buried by the State and she even got 21 guns salute! i felt proud of her achievements in such a short time but missed her greatly because of who she left behind. I am happy that no longer is she in pain and is free from all the cares of this world. She also made provision for her children so even in death she is being herself - Jackie the achiever. Her life has touched many and I was surprised to see the amoutn of people who turned up for her day to be laid to rest. The most painful part for me was when she was laid in the grave and her last child cried "Mummy, Muummy! I want mummy!" I began to cry and had to leave the graveside before everythign was completed. I could not bear to hear those cry of anguish and pain, firght and all you could imagine. I still cry now and again but not as much as before. The elder son bore up quite well but I believe it was because he never wanted anyone to see him crying. May her soul rest in peace! Thank you all for your words of comfort and chaeer. It meant a whole lot to me and words can never express the feeling of warmth I felt having you all supporting me. Thank you all again and God bless!
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@Rozie37 (15499)
• Turkmenistan
28 Nov 07
I almost started crying just reading this story. I lost my mom when I was ten. I know that you said that she made provisions for them. The most important thing is that they are in a good home where they are genuinely loved and cared for. We have an American saying, "It takes a village to raise a child," well trust me, it takes a lot more than that when a child loses their mother. Make sure that they get therapy and don't lose touch with them. I know that in America, we lose touch with family easily. We make vows to be there, that we don't keep. Never let them go. They will always need you. Take care and God bless you and give you strength.
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@Sharon38 (1912)
• Jamaica
29 Nov 07
Thanks Rozie. I dont plan to let them go as a matter of fact I plan to go home on weekends as often as I can just to ensure that they are ok
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@Rozie37 (15499)
• Turkmenistan
30 Nov 07
That is a very good idea.
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• China
29 Nov 07
we can lot only give us a chance to make some money,but can give us a corner to make friend,to communicate with all of you!thanks to god that i have all of you here!good luck!
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@Sharon38 (1912)
• Jamaica
29 Nov 07
I am thankful that i have you too and all the others who make up the Mylot family. Many thanks to you all
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