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I lost my beautiful granddaughter to cancer this week. Her dream and obsession was to become a chef and eventually have her own restaurant. She worked so hard, but it wasn't to be. So now I'm making her a chef in her own restaurant where the angels sing. She lived under my roof for most of her younger years so she was more like a daughter to me.

#1: Aldege Cholette (aldege) on Aug 3, 2013

I'm so sorry for your loss Norma,I can't imagine the pain you must be feeling. I'm sure she has seen your puzzle from up above and is smiling. Please take care.:)

she's def seen it and smiles....

Yes, smiling. She had a beautiful smile and used it often.

Thank you, Kurt and Aldege.

It sounds like she created some wonderful memories - memories that will never get stale and become sweeter as they age.

Quality of life is more precious than its length but we're just never ready to let go of someone that means this much to us. I'm betting your granddaughter was very high-quality.

The comment I am hearing the most of now is how much love she had to give and how her presence could lift your spirits. And you are right Dave. Wonderful memories.

So sorry for your loss, Norma. I can empathize and hope that you take good care of yourself during this difficult time.

Norma, so sorry to hear of your loss...what a wonderful memorial puzzle you made for your granddaugter, take care.

Thank you Ellen and Travis.

((((((((Norma)))))))

Thank you Tom.

Oh, Norma, my heart is breaking for you and your family. I hope that you can find comfort in sweet dreams of your beloved granddaughter, and do take care of yourself. Thinking of you, my friend.

Thank you so very much, Lollipop.

Sympathy from a cancer survivor who has lost family members to that horrid disease.

Thank you Linda. We said our final goodbyes to her today.

So sorry for your loss, Norma.

Thank you, Sean.

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