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"You Raise Me Up"
Dedicated By: A passer by, an angel friend Angel's family thanks you
"You Raise Me Up"
When I am down and, oh my soul, so weary; When troubles come and my heart burdened be; Then, I am still and wait here in the silence, Until you come and sit awhile with me.
You raise me up, so I can stand on mountains; You raise me up, to walk on stormy seas; I am strong, when I am on your shoulders; You raise me up... To more than I can be.
There is no life, no life without its hunger; Each restless heart beats so imperfectly; But then you come, and I am filled with wonder; Sometimes I think, I glimpse eternity.
You raise me up, so I can stand on mountains; You raise me up, to walk on stormy seas; I am strong, when I am on your shoulders; You raise me up... To more than I can be.
You raise me up, so I can stand on mountains; You raise me up, to walk on stormy seas; I am strong, when I am on your shoulders; You raise me up... To more than I can be.
You raise me up, so I can stand on mountains; You raise me up, to walk on stormy seas; I am strong, when I am on your shoulders; You raise me up... To more than I can be.
You raise me up... To more than I can be.
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For the family of Angel Brook
Dedicated By: Irena Hill (UK), Nanny to Kayleigh Erceg Angel's family thanks you.

A beautiful little angel showed up to Heaven's gates confused and unknowing the plan that for them awaits. Then another little angel walked up and took their hand and said "Please don't be sad you left, you're in the Promised Land." "I'm glad to be here but I do not think I was to go, Perhaps there was a mistake, for my mummy wanted me so. The little greeting angel gave a sweet smile and said "My mummy wanted me too, but to Heaven I was led. You see, we do not get to choose when on earth it's time to go. He gaus life, love and joy and a mother's womb to grow. The lord still needs new angels to guide down on earth . To watch over , comfort them, and help them see their worth." "Is there still a way that I can sleep in my mummy's bed?" The greeting angel grinned and said, "that luxury you'll keep. I visit my mummy nightly and softly sing her to sleep." The little angel replied, " then I think I'll like it here. I'll visit my mummy nightly and weaken her pain and fears. I love her and will keep her safe at night and in between, and let her know with a sweet memory that she is still with me." The greeting angel gave her new friend a big hug and said, "Untill our mummy's meet us here, let's be best angel friends." "Okay." said the new angel, "that sounds good to me." Then the angels sat and played keeping their mummy's in sight, humming the tunes to the song they would sing to their mummy's tonight.

I am so sorry for your loss she is beautiful and truly an angel hugs from the heart xoxoxoxox

http://kayleigh-erceg.memory-of.com/
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Dedicated to everyone
This section of Angel's memorial page is dedicated to anyone who wants to add poetry or special drawings for her. If you have something you would like me to submit, click contact Alisha & Adam 'About her' page. Thanks.
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Our Tribute To Nancy aka Tracy's mom
When I turned 16 I got a job at Movies 10. My boss was a lady named Tracy Weinshrott. Tracy was a sweet and kind hearted person and we soon became friends. I had not been employed there long before she asked me to become a manager. I remember I was so excited, I couldn’t believe my first real job and I'm going to be a manager. I though Tracy was so awesome for giving me the opportunity to manage. We then became close work friends and we would talk about everything together. On August 2nd, 2002 my husband and I had our first child, Austin Lee Taormino. I remember bringing Austin, 5 lbs 12 oz in to the theater to see Tracy for the first time. She was sitting behind the guest service desk and that is when I handed Austin to Tracy. We talked for a few minutes and then I walked away to talk with some other co-workers. Of course we were talking about Austin and I remember looking over at Tracy and I got such a warm feeling inside. Tracy never had a child of her own but she did have two step children that she loved dearly. I remember watching her with Austin and it was like nothing else mattered to her at that moment. I left her be and talked with the others while looking over at them frequently. Tracy was just staring at him, holding him with such love. It made me feel so good that I was able to share that with her. I remember that Tracy’s mom Nancy even bought clothes for Austin after he was born. I could just tell that Tracy came from such a wonderful family. Tracy always wanted to talk about Austin and what it was like to be a mother. I know that Tracy wanted to have her own child one day and it breaks my heart so badly that she did not get that opportunity. When Austin was about six months old I had to get a better paying job, so I quit the theater. I lost contact with Tracy and I tear my self up over it all the time. On July 20th, 2004 Tracy passed away. I was so sad and I felt so guilty. All I think about now is all the memories we shared. On March 27th, 2007 when I found out that our baby’s heart had stopped beating I was so sad and scared. The one thing that kept me going was the thought that now maybe Tracy can have the child she had always wanted. I know that Angel will always be my daughter but until we can meet again I know in my heart that Tracy was up in heaven waiting for her to arrive. It is comforting me to know that Angel is with Tracy and I know she will watch over her and raise her for me. Love her, hold her, kiss her and protect her. All the things I wish I could do I am now giving Tracy the opportunity to do first hand. I know in my heart she will always be safe and loved while lying in Tracy’s arms. Shortly after Tracy passed away her mom and sister Julie made a website in memory of Tracy. I loved to go to her site. It helped me deal with her loss and it was comforting to see all the others who still love, miss and will never forget her. To me this site keeps her spirit alive. On May 30, 2007 I received an e-mail from Tracy mom, Nancy.
Dear Alisha,
I wanted to do something for you & Adam as I really do understand your pain at losing your precious daughter. It means so much to me when someone visits Tracy's web site, it shows that she is remembered & loved. Julie helped me put the site together & I believe it has comforted all of us over time.
The site is inactive right now as I wanted you to have a chance to see it before people started posting on it. There are some really amazing people at the memory-of sites who reach out with love to strangers who then become friends.
I added a few things that I had on Tracy's site but feel free to change anything...the site is a gift to Adam & you & the boys. I hope that you will find some comfort & peace while visiting & working on Angel Brook's site.
With love & gentle hugs,
Nancy aka Tracy's mom
Wow is what I thought when I read this e-mail. For her to start a website for us in memory of our daughter Angel Brook means so much to our whole family. Words can not express enough how grateful I feel towards her. I feel like I have been blessed by an angel (Nancy). Thank you Nancy Weinshrott, from Angel’s whole family and all our friends. Alisha Taormino
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Angel's Obituary
Taormino, Angel Brook March 28, 2007 - March 28, 2007
(Published Saturday March 31, 2007)
"Because the angels called for her much sooner than we planned, we'll brave the bitter grief and try to understand."
JANESVILLE — Angel Brook Taormino, beloved infant daughter of Adam and Alisha (Franks) Taormino, was born into eternal life on March 28, 2007. Angel Brook Taormino was stillborn at birth, but born still...Here On Earth. Angel is further survived by her brothers, Austin and Ethan Taormino; her grandparents: Lawrence Jr. and Jeanette Taormino, Denise (Ron) Schmitt, and Steven Franks; her great-grandmothers: Dolores Brooks, Charlotte Flock, and Margaret Franks; her great-grandfather, Ken (Ginny) Roehl; her uncles: Nick (Heather) Taormino, Matt (Michelle) Taormino, and Steve (Mindy) Franks; her aunts: Amber Taormino, Gina (Jim) Chaney, Trisha Nava Garcia, and Sarah (R.J.) Riley; a very special "Auntie Eshie" (Alisha Robb) and her parents, Bill and Lori Robb (What would we do without you?); numerous cousins, extended family members, and many, many treasured friends. Angel was preceded in death by her great-grandfathers: Lawrence Taormino, Sr., Melvin Brooks, Albert Flock, and Duane Franks; and by her great-grandmothers, Florence Taormino and Patricia Roehl. Private family services will be held. The WHITCOMB-LYNCH-ALBRECHT FUNERAL HOME, JANESVILLE, 15 N. Jackson St., is assisting her family with arrangements.
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