Saturday, October 22, 2022

TB The Elder's Day

 


Hello friends.

Today is the day of my father's funeral service:  burial in the morning, service in the afternoon with a light repast following, and then (likely) family convening at my sister's house afterwards.

If I could ask your prayers, good thoughts or good wishes (as you practice), I would be grateful.  Specifically for being able to speak well and being able to be the cheerful front face of the family to a bevy of individuals who have come to honor my father (as an introvert, this can be exhausting).  

As a  note, I suspect it will be Monday for a post-service report. 

Be of good cheer, and remember that Christ has overcome death and the grave.

18 comments:

  1. Filthie2:31 AM

    Rest in peace, Mr. Beaucail. Godspeed.

    You’ll do just fine, TB. All thoughts will be on your dad.

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    1. Thank you Glen. It went well, all things considered.

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  2. Nylon125:21 AM

    Prayers for you and your family TB, may God' s strength and peace surround you this day and may your father rest in peace.

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    1. Thank you Nylon12. His peace did indeed surround us.

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  3. Prayers for you all as you remember your father's time here on Earth.

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  4. May God give you the words to say and the presence to encourage. May His peace comfort you all.

    Your words reminded me of this:

    "I know that my Redeemer liveth, and He shall stand at the latter day upon the earth. And after my skin worms destroy this body, YET in my flesh will I see God. Whom I shall see for myself, and mine eyes shall behold, and not another; though my reins be consumed within me." Job 19

    I'm praying.

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    1. Thank you STxAR. That verse was included as part of the readings.

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  5. My thoughts & prayers for you and the family. Remember the man he was and enjoy the stories you will hear that you may never have heard before. Just be 'you' & you'll be fine (and like I said to my mom...don't worry about a weepy moment, it's part of the ride)
    ~hobo

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    1. Thank you Hobo. I did indeed hear some stories I had never heard before.

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  6. May he rest in peace and let perpetual light shine upon him.

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  7. Anonymous9:12 AM

    I know he is proud of you and your sister. May he rest in peace.

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    1. Thank you very much. He certainly was not shy in telling us that.

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  8. Prayers for you and all your family and friends.

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  9. I am sure God blessed you and yours, TB. Be safe and God bless.

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    1. He did Linda, He did. It was a wonderful service.

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