Most of the headstones in Chicago’s Irving Park Cemetery are the run-of-the-mill variety one sees at many cemeteries.
I took hundreds of photos for Find A Grave when I visited the cemetery in July of 2015.
As I was leaving, the sun caught a large white headstone on my left.
The feeling of deep loss captured in stone caused me to stand for several minutes in silence.
Only a noisy car alarm in the distance brought me back to the present.
Laura,
What a lovely expression of grief. I lost my mother a few months ago, and am finding that words don’t always do a good job of expressing what I’m feeling. This does it better.
Thanks for passing it on.
Doris
On Tue, Jul 12, 2016 at 11:45 AM, where2look4ancestors wrote:
> Laura Aanenson posted: “Most of the headstones in Chicago’s Irving Park > Cemetery are the run-of-the-mill variety one sees at many cemeteries. I > took hundreds of photos for Find A Grave when I visited the cemetery in > July of 2015. As I was leaving, the sun caught a large wh” >
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I’m so sorry for your loss Doris.
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