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I can hardly type this message through my tears. My heart breaks for you. We will pray for you every day. May you feel some comfort from the love of your friends and family.Marcia and Ali |
Hideh and I were immensely saddened to hear of your tragic loss. The blow must have indeed been hard. We are thinking of you all the time in this sorrowful instance. Perhaps Cyrus chose this way in order to grasp the point of life for his next journey.Robin and Hideh |
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John, Nungki, Jonathan, Vania, Moses ps: I am so touched you let me share in your grief. God bless you, God bless all of you! The Lord loves you all. JL |
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With love from Pauline and Bijan |
Dear Auntie Minou & Uncle Adji, Please know that my heart is with you. I wish there was some way I could be there & help ease your pain. I love you both very much.Love, Kathy |
Dear Auntie Minou & Uncle Adji, I think of you often; you are in my prayers. I am so sorry for your loss; only wish I was closer so I could do more. Please take care of each other. Remember how much everyone in our family loves you.Love, Fara |
Augsburg, Germany, 24th. February,
1999
Since the day you called, we (Tatjana and I) have been thinking about Cyrus almost constantly, and we are very, very sad. Although we have been living in Germany for almost fourteen years now, Cyrus was a part of our lives in Indonesia, and part of Tatjana's childhood.(Cyrus & Tjana on his left).Your friend, Elida Please give my love to Adji, Laila and Arto. I really sympathize with your sorrow. |
Jakarta,March
10th., 1999
I just want to say that in your time of grief, you are not alone for the good Lord is with you. May His strength and comfort surround you and hold you. Give all your burdens and sorrows to Him for He is waiting with arms open wide.Shirley |
Thursday,
4th. March, 1999
You have a beautiful site for Cyrus....I am truly sorry for your loss. Your pain is so new and raw....I remember when I had newly lost my daughter. All I can offer is that it never goes away, but eases with time as you learn to live with it. I have added Cyrus's name and URL to the Garden of Angels. I wasn't sure if you wanted a new memorial for him or a link to yours, so I have only placed the link for now as I am very behind in my web work. However, if you wish for me to make Cyrus a separate memorial, just let me know and I will do one as quickly as I can. Take care.Teresa Heartland Hills Memorial Gardens http://www.memorialgardens.org |
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“I looked at your
site (it was excellent) ... I hope you continue to design your great
site and continue your road map!*
Have a good day.” ... Bryan Butakis www.iGrandparents.com•
*Road map is a reference on real-life experience,
the "how-to" of handling the devastation
and bereavement of losing one's child, and the psychic
and physical “After Death Communications”
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“ ..success stories!” Living in Indonesia - A site for expats – one of the largest web sites for Expats living in the vast and sprawling Indonesian nation, the world's 4th. largest populated nation.. click here for more info. It's great to have real life examples of all the things we're talking about ... Especially the ‘success stories’ of the kids** of these (mixed) marriages ...Your sites are very interesting and offer valuable insight to many ... good luck with them all!! ... All the best” ... Danielle Sukarty, Organizing Committee, Living in Indonesia - A site for expats • **Laila 35 years the smart Environment & City Planning Engineer & **Arto 34 years, the Diplomat |
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“
..Everything I wish I could articulate myself.. ”
I visited (this) webpage and found it to be everything I wish I could articulate
myself ... although I know what a heart wrenching task it must have been
to put it in words, I am grateful to you for what you have done ... ” Teresa,
Arkansas, U.S.A. (a bereaved parent who commemorates her daughter's passing
away by inviting other bereaved parents to
commemorate their loved one on her website)
“I've found a shelter in a storm.. ” How amazingly wonderful your site is! My son Karl died on 2/21/01. He was 18. I miss him IMMENSELY! Hugs to you and your beautiful wife. Thank you so much for sharing your hearts. I especially Love seeing photo's of your beautiful son Cyrus. I'm saving your web pages and plan to read EVERY word... It's so wonderful you have such an important and extensive site for human beings in such pain and need. Know that today, thank's be to God and You, I've found a shelter in a storm. GOD BLESS YOU & YOUR WIFE AND DEAR CYRUS!!!” Colleen McCurdy, 25 Mar. ’01 | What other folks had to say... | The Do's and Don'ts in facing bereaved parents–from the bereaved's perspectives|| After-Death Communications is Real – The Miracle of the Fan | “Our Son in the other dimension” |
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“ ..it brought tears in my eyes.. ” I am so sorry about the loss of your son Cyrus. I have read the story that you wrote in the page. I cannot imagine the trauma that you and your wife had to go thru, it brought tears in my eyes at the middle of the story what you must have gone thru. How sad it must had been. We too had our sorrows and had to go thru the valley of the unknown hurts of life... Gustaaf Vogelsang 8 August, 2001 |
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“
..losing a child is far more devastating.. ” Losing
an offspring like our 25 year old, Cyrus, is a devastation NO parent will
ever know, unless ONE EXPERIENCES it. It is far more devastating than losing
one's own parents and brothers and sisters – which
we had experienced and had gone through several times. More so when
this child was a living
doll, then no longer a child, became an adult and then a friend, a trusted
buddy who can instead give advice, and whom we can share experiences with
. On Jan. 28, 1999 when he
passed away, and 2½ years later on Aug. 7th. 2001, our voices still
break up and tears welled up in his mother's eyes , when a friend who
did not know Cyrus was no longer with us, asked “...and how is Cyrus..?”
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•Raden Roro Laila - The Smart Woman Environment Engineer •Raden Arto, Javanese prince The Diplomat...& his family •Raden Cyrus Agung ... 9 Nov. 1973–28 Jan. 1999* & remembering his favorite kind of music – An Eulogy to a departed Son – In Bahasa Indonesia – A poem: God said: "I'll lend you my Child..." – A friend Asks: Tell me about Cyrus? – Friends say: My Heart Breaks for you – In memory of Cyrus' 1st. Anniversary in the Other Dimension Music Page–28 January, 2000 – The Do's and Don'ts in facing bereaved parents – from the bereaved's perspectives – Published Reference List on the After-Life, Near Death Experiences & After-Death Communications – What Do the Other Dimensions & “After Death Communications” Convey? – After-Death Communications is Real - The Miracle of the Fan 26 Aug., 1999 - continued ... ... The One-Legged Grasshopper • The Air Conditioning System • The Exploding Light Bulb – A Prayer for our Son & all other departed children
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