Saturday, June 9, 2012
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Mrs. Weber was one of a kind woman I met in Saginaw, MI the summer of 2010. We moved to Saginaw, MI for 3-4 months from Los Angeles, CA for my husband's 5th semester in Medical School. I was all alone there with my daughter who was 14 months old. My husband was away for school and after school hours he studied for an important exam Step 1 for medical school we barely spent time together. One day I met Mrs. Weber at the laundry room in our apartment building and thats where we introduced ourselves. I will never ever ever! Forget her kind heartedness, the angelic smile on her face, the way she took care of herself at such age. She was and will be my role model. She gave hope to me for my future that everything will be alright at the end. There is a light at the other side of the tunnel I just have to keep my faith, hope, and love with me at all times and to have patience. Since I had nobody in Saginaw, MI she was the only person I felt close with I saw her every single day of my stay in Saginaw. She gave that motherly comfort to me, maybe I was away from my mother, grandmother and I needed that comfort and she was there at all times. I'm typing this and the tears are rolling down from my eyes and I'm smiling at the same time because I keep remembering that beautiful- angelic face of hers. My condolences to her family, I have not met her family just her son and daughter in law and they seemed amazing people. She was stunned by her family I could tell every single member of her family loved her even great grand kids. The way she touched my heart I'm sure just the same way she touched others as well. She brought hope, faith, love, and most importantly patience for my future and there is nothing else above and beyond that. I believe that one day we shall meet again. I love you Mrs. Weber may God hold you, and love you in his hands.
