My Family...Simply said: Each family member is holding an object that reminds them of my sister Annie.
"During Winter time, Annie Lyn used the windshield wiper to clean her car." -Dad "Annie's favorite color was pink. This flower reminded me of Annie, not only because of the color but majority of the things during her viewing were pink, even her coffin." -Mom "My sister Annie Lyn reminds me of a crab. It was her favorite seafood. When we were young, at the age of 12 to 15, our family would go to Fisherman's Wharf /Pier 39 to catch crab. It was always the best family outing. My sister Annie and I would ride our bikes and skateboards at the Pier while our parents would do all the work of catching crabs. As soon as we were done catching all the crabs we could get, we would prepare it and have our family feast. Annie would always be the last one to finish. While eating, she would always talk and talk about any subject. She was a very loving sister...I miss you, Annie Lyn." -Jerry. "I chose a picture of my sister's kids, and my kids taken on August 2003. As youngsters, my sister Annie, and I had the typical sibling rivalry relationship. I was called her 'bratty little sister.' Annie's sudden death at the tender age of 42 was a big wake up call for me. There's not a single day that I don't think about her. I know she is finally at rest and in peace in Heaven, and the biggest gift I can give to her is by being there for her 3 children. They are her legacy. She is in our hearts forever!" - Jenny. "This butterfly candle reminds me of you because you were the most loving older sister a brother could ever have. You're going to be missed forever." -James.
"During Winter time, Annie Lyn used the windshield wiper to clean her car." -Dad
"Annie's favorite color was pink. This flower reminded me of Annie, not only because of the color but majority of the things during her viewing were pink, even her coffin." -Mom
"My sister Annie Lyn reminds me of a crab. It was her favorite seafood. When we were young, at the age of 12 to 15, our family would go to Fisherman's Wharf /Pier 39 to catch crab. It was always the best family outing. My sister Annie and I would ride our bikes and skateboards at the Pier while our parents would do all the work of catching crabs. As soon as we were done catching all the crabs we could get, we would prepare it and have our family feast. Annie would always be the last one to finish. While eating, she would always talk and talk about any subject. She was a very loving sister...I miss you, Annie Lyn." -Jerry.
"I chose a picture of my sister's kids, and my kids taken on August 2003. As youngsters, my sister Annie, and I had the typical sibling rivalry relationship. I was called her 'bratty little sister.' Annie's sudden death at the tender age of 42 was a big wake up call for me. There's not a single day that I don't think about her. I know she is finally at rest and in peace in Heaven, and the biggest gift I can give to her is by being there for her 3 children. They are her legacy. She is in our hearts forever!" - Jenny.
"This butterfly candle reminds me of you because you were the most loving older sister a brother could ever have. You're going to be missed forever." -James.
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