Monday, March 19, 2007
He lead a long and meaningful life
This will be my last post for a few days. With Hashems mercy, my grandfather left this world today (19th March). He was suffering for some time with a difficult illness.
I just wanted to say thank you so much for davening for him and giving him those extra prayers to take to shamayim with him. I recorded 44 personal daven sessions on this site for him of which my family and myself are truely grateful.
Arnie Wilks was a strong man, a man of conviction, a father, husband, soldier and provider. He had a fantastic sense of humour and was a keen painter, reader and in his younger years, a talented drummer in a band. I will always remember his flat, hallway and public thoroughfair were filled with his watercolour paintings.
He brough light to this world and to those who knew him, fond memories that will stay in our hearts and minds for the rest of our lives. And whilst I sit here writing this message with tears in my eyes I know he will always be part of our lives.
I just wanted to say thank you so much for davening for him and giving him those extra prayers to take to shamayim with him. I recorded 44 personal daven sessions on this site for him of which my family and myself are truely grateful.
Arnie Wilks was a strong man, a man of conviction, a father, husband, soldier and provider. He had a fantastic sense of humour and was a keen painter, reader and in his younger years, a talented drummer in a band. I will always remember his flat, hallway and public thoroughfair were filled with his watercolour paintings.
He brough light to this world and to those who knew him, fond memories that will stay in our hearts and minds for the rest of our lives. And whilst I sit here writing this message with tears in my eyes I know he will always be part of our lives.
Grandpa, this website is dedicated to your memory
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You wrote a very touching story. Much blessings and hatzlacha on your web site. may it make your grandfather proud.
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