Precisement!
- And my grief over his deed brings tears today, 20 years later,
- One of the marvels though is the dream my wife had, in which she dreamed that she and her brother were flying, and he told her: “I think I jumped too soon.”
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- At my wife’s insistence, my mother-in-law asked the Court for Ben’s ashes, and she kept them in the room where she prayed her rosary daily.
- A funeral was never held for him, but when my mother-in-law died my wife delivered her brother’s ashes to the funeral home to be buried in her casket when she died.
- And his wife never got the ashes.
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- Officially,Ben’s date of death is November 5th, 2000.
- But my wife and I are certain that he died on November 3rd. The 5th was the earliest that a local official (i.e. the Police) could confirm his death.
- Trivia: My wife knew for a fact that her nephew had a key to Ben’s condo, and it’s very improbable that he did not go into the Condo on Friday when Ben didn’t show up at his place.
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May he rest in peace. Things are easier up there for sure.
Bottom line: Ben’s not in hell, and I’m confident that he hasn’t been annihilated. Instead, I fully expect to see him in the next world, when I finally get there.
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Again Terry, going by the things you wrote we have no reasons to believe he died in the state of damnation, so i completely agree with you.
And when we’ll get there we’ll probably find out that this life is nothing but a shadow of the true everlasting life. Nothing that is good in this life will be lost, this includes relationships and many other things.