Webpages, Photos, + Writings by Members Copyright © 1996-2004, by TCF Troy MI All rights reserved.
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You CAN "Take The Tour" and go from page to page of these inspirational writings.
Near the bottom of each page is an arrow like this, and a link nearby that says, || Next Page ~ Inspirational Writings || [ the link here, starts you on the tour ] |
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"Goodbye 'Best Friend' " by Dave S. Ziv, TCF Southampton PA |
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"Wishes For Bereaved Parents For The Coming Year" by Joe Rousseau, Former National TCF President |
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"Together We'll Walk The Stepping Stones" by Barb Williams TCF, Ft. Wayne, IN |
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"The Brightly Shining Light" by Cyndy Estep for the 1996 world-wide candlelight ceremony |
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"Stillborn" by Leonard Clark published in "When Hello Means Goodbye" |
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"There Is No Word" by Ken Falk, TCF Northwestern CT |
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"Men Do Cry" by Ken Falk, TCF Northwestern CT |
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"The Three Legged Table" by Scott (Skipper) Smeiska 1996 Reprinted here with special permission |
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"I’m Beginning To Know Your Children" by Jack Bahm - TCF Louisville KY |
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"To All Parents" by Edgar Guest |
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"Black Smoke" by Lynnette Siler |
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"Have You Decorated Your Tree?" by Lynnette Siler |
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"The Elephant in the Room" by Terry Kettering |
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"A Lesson From the Geese" by Joseph Farrugia, webmaster of TCF Malta's Page |
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"The Dash" by Linda Ellis © 1998 Reprinted here with special permission |
Beating Heart from Graphic Station
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The Compassionate Friends is an international organization, a non-profit, non-sectarian, self-help, mutual assistance/support-group, organization. Providing information, resources, friendship, support, understanding and hope to bereaved parents, grandparents, and siblings. Helping to maintain their mental health through their grief and sorrow of the mourning process, to the resolution of their loss and death of their loved one.