Friday, February 1, 2019
For Mary Elizabeth (Amstadt) Molinar
And the dash between June 18, 1945 - January 26, 2019
One Last Letter to my Sister…
In the early hours of another new day, my thoughts hope to reach past this wrinkle of time, through the bounds of this earthly life, to where your spirit has passed. You are in good company with our grandparents, parents, three brothers and cradled by our loving Heavenly Father. I am grateful to know you are released from all the pain and suffering you endured in these last few years here. You have been and meant something different to each of us and are surely missed, though none more than by Larry whose loving care you have known through good and difficult times. To Larry, we are all grateful for his good and faithful caring in your worst times of need and wish him well into a new beginning.
As my sister and you the youngest of us five siblings, I am proud of all you have achieved in your time here. My constant image of you through the years has been the feisty, slim cheerleader with purple and white pompoms graced with beauty and a long ponytail accentuating each cheer for the Pasco High School teams. Through time, your exuberant, benevolent spirit has been experienced by many. To your family and friends, you have been generous with loving care and hospitality. You have carved a place in the hearts of many and will be remembered.
It is your soul I speak to now and wish you God speed in the vast continuum of endless time. There are no tears in Heaven. I wish you peace and eternal joy.
With love,
Marguerite Amstadt,
Whitefish, Montana… written February 1st, 2019
