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1st passport at 95 years of young
A true spirit flew from this earth last Sunday morning. Coleen's mother left her earth body in the mornings glow. She was 99 years of good spirit and we will miss her dearly. Lived in her own home by herself till the very end, gardened every day, read daily and was curious about life and everything in it till the end.
True story, she applied for and received her first passport at 95 years of age. Not that she had not lived a wandering life, traveled away from home to attend college, traveled away to become Rosie the Riveter during WWII, had driven through up down accross all of the lower 48. But until her grand daughters wedding in Negril she had never had a need for a passport, I hope all of us maintain our spirit of adventure into our 90's. 2 goals: 1. To have a margarita at Margaritiville 2. To drive up into the hills with me. She accomplished both god bless her soul.
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Lovely tribute...beautiful photo!! We`re so very happy to have had the opportunity to meet Coleen`s Mother!
Our love & condolences sent to all of your Family...Coleen & Chet!
Lisa & Rob
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Beautiful picture and story. Thanks for sharing that. Condolences sent to your family.
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What an amazingly wonderful story and picture! Thank you for sharing it!
God Bless her and your family as well.
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Chet and Coleen, our deepest sympathies, thoughts and prayers to you and your family.
What a lady, and what memories you all must have.
Bless,
Jamb & Badnaz
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What a wonderful, full life to live!!! Love and blessings sent to all that loved her, which I'm sure the list is quite impressive. After quite of few years on this earth, your description of her is definitely the quality of life most of us could only dream of. The sweet memories of her trip will be with all of you forever. My dad is "only" 86, but to travel to Jamaica...."no go sir" as they say in Ja. It would be way too hard for him in his present state. How very fortunate you, she, and all involved..that she could be there with all of her family. Much love sent to all as you celebrate her life here on Earth and the love that was felt by all that knew her.
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Chet and Coleen,
Our deepest condolences to you both. What a wonderful memory that your daughter's beautiful wedding was the reason for her first passport! xo
Love,
Eden & Anthony
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....and she was able to stay at Mariposa!! Happy tears.... Thanks for sharing.
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What a wonderful life, a beautiful memorial to Colleen's grandmother. I know how blessed your family has been to have an elder who remained vibrant & full of life to the end. My condolences on your loss. Thank you for sharing.
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Sorry, you have lost someone so dear to you. Wonderful how her life, teaches us all to live our to the fullest. Through all phases of ones life... Bless
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Thank you for sharing a wonderful story.
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So sorry Chet and Colleen. Thanks for sharing. What wonderful memories.
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What a beautiful and amazing woman. Her spirit and unstoppable nature will live on in you Colleen.
So very sorry for you loss, I know she was very dear to you both.
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My sympathy and prayers to you and your family. Love your tribute to her.
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I just want to offer up my most heartfelt condolences..
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Respect to all for your thoughts, a long week comes to a close, thoughts of happier days to come.
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Blessings to Coleen, Chet, and your family...
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Beautiful Chet. Blessings to you, to her and to all she touched.
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When you lose someone you love, you gain an angel who you know.
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Thank you for sharing your story. That's wonderful that she was able to be there for the wedding and experience Negril in that way.
My sincere condolences and blessings to your family.