Dear Mr. Huang and Dr. Julian, my sincerest sympathy to you and your family. I am just returned from a short vacation and found Julian's letter in my mail. I sincerely appreciate the trust you placed in me to help guide her through her illnesses. I found her to be a truly nice person. I must say that I miss all my patients, and especially the Huangs. I know that the last few years have been very difficult for Mrs. Huang. As Julian alluded in his kind letter, she is at peace now and not in any physical or mental discomfort. If my former office staff is aware of her passing away, I am sure they feel the loss as much as I do.
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Sincerely,
John Mazzotta
Dr. Huang, you and your family are in my thoughts. I truly believe it's not what we take in this world, it's what we leave behind when we're gone. If you and your family are any indication, your mom was a wonderful person.
Very sorry to read of the passing of your dear loved one Ru Y. Life is such a precious gift and yet so short-lived for the time we exist. I am writing to share a few words of comfort and encouragement from the source of truth the bible.
God holds out a wonderful hope for all those in the grave. At John 11:25 Jesus said"I AM THE RESURRECTION AND THE LIFE. HE THAT EXERCIES FAITH IN ME, EVEN THOUGH HE DIES, WILL COME TO LIFE."
The nine accounts of ones in the bible who were resurrected are a guarantee that the resurrection of others is possible. God can bring back the billions he holds within his perfect memory. (John 5-28,29) What a blessed reason to hope in God!
With the gift of your memories of Ru they will bring you great joy. When a loved one becomes a memory that memory turns into a treasure.
May you and yours lean on Jehovah God at this sad time. (PSALMS 83-18)
Agape
M.L.Hurt
Dear Uncle KP, Auntie Helen, Uncle CH, Julian, Susan, and kids,
May the memories of her strength, love, and dedication to family support you and bring you peace.
Deepest sympathies, Roberta Wally and children
