I know your looking down to me as you always would
You used to hold me tightly throughout the moon and sun.

Guess you can't do that now because your up above
What am I going to do now without your love.

This was a mistake it was not meant to be
I want to hold you tightly before you really leave.

Your sprirt hold tightly in my head and heart.
Guess I'm by myself now were apart.

I will never forget the loving Day we spent to together.

She started as a daughter,
a sister and a friend
I wish i could have known her
the way she was back then.
She quickly grew into a wife
when she was wed to my Grandpa
And from the stories that I've heard,
they gave that love their all.

Then one day they got the news
that soon she'd be a mother
To Gail, Wayne and Little Lynn,
she loved them like no other.
She was patient and kind
and gave them all of her love
And as we're gathered here today,
she smiles at them from above.

Then one day I came along
and brought with me two others
She loved to spoil us rotten,
just like all Grandmothers
The three of us, her pride and joy,
she gave us all her heart.
I'll never second guess it,
she loved us from the start

She lived a full and happy life
that I know she'd not regret
And if she could talk to us today,
she'd tell us not to fret.
She'd tell us of the wonders
that the Lord has for us all
And how she's waiting patiently,
right beside Grandpa.

No longer will she suffer,
or ever again be pained,
Never will she be exhausted,
or ever again feel drained.
And though her earthly journeys ended,
she's gained a great reward.
Because now she walks the streets of gold,
forever with the Lord.

My nan was an angel from heaven,
God sent us all down to share,
He gave us the chance to love her,
And feel the comfort of having her there.

He gave us a gift more valuable,
Than diamonds, silver or gold,
He gave us the loveliest angel of all,
To cherish and to hold.

God felt our pain in taking her,
We would forgive in time he knew,
And accept that our angel,
Had done all she came to do.

She had found the other half of her,
Loved four children endlessly,
Watched them grow and fall inlove,
And then a nan she was so proud to be.

Her family grew larger each year,
And each she loved so much,
And so when God came to take her home,
She wasn't in a rush.

She showed us all her strength and love,
By fighting hard to stay,
So God sent down, those she'd loved and lost,
To show her it was ok.

And as we cry at saying goodbye,
There are those beyond sight but near,
Our loved ones who are
already home,
Will be shouting, "look, she's here"

So let us all smile and wipe are tears,
And rejoice that we knew her at all,
For as a gift God lent us,
The loveliest angel of all.
poem Author: Amanda Stickler

Funeral Poem For Grandad

What Made Granddad Grand

Granddad was gentle, and Granddad was kind,
someone you could talk too, say what's on your mind.

Patient and mellow, and honest and true,
a man for all seasons, for me and for you.

Granddad understood, and Granddad knew best,
to know him and love him, I really was blessed.

With patience and time, he gave his advice,
and he didn't condemn, or say there's a price.

Granddad I'll miss you, I'm feeling bereft,
if only I'd made more, of time you had left.

I'll live as you taught, and I'll honour your name,
I'll live my life for you, till we meet again.

So I'll take on your patience, I'll be honest and true,
as a living memorial, Granddad I love you.

Funeral Poem For Grandad

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Funeral Poems : Legacy Of Love

Funeral Poem for a Wife, Funeral Poem for Mother, Funeral Poem for Grandmother

A wife, a mother, a grandma too,
This is the legacy we have from you.
You taught us love and how to fight,
You gave us strength, you gave us might.
A stronger person would be hard to find,
And in your heart, you were always kind.
You fought for us all in one way or another,
Not just as a wife not just as a mother.
For all of us you gave your best,
Now the time has come for you to rest.
So go in peace, you've earned your sleep,
Your love in our hearts, we'll eternally keep.