Welcome to Remembering Natalie.  
This blog has been created by us, Natalie's mom and sisters, to share with all of you, glimpses of her amazing 23 years of life.  
This is not meant to be a sad look back . . . but more a way to tell her story and keep her memory as bright as her life was.
Our hope is that here, you'll find good doses of laughter, her great recipes, 
our random thoughts and memories, and maybe a few tears. 
 We are not what you would call the "pro-active" type . . . 
but this is our attempt to aid in the awareness of DVT and Factor V Leiden, 
the conditions that ended her life here on earth.  
We hope you'll check in every-so-often, and if you have any stories of her . . . please, do tell! 
If you didn't know Natalie, get to know her by reading her story found at the bottom of the page . . .
So thanks for visiting & come back as often as you'd like!
"Let us relish life as we live it, find joy in the journey, and share our love with friends and family. 
One day each of us will run out of tomorrows"
~President Thomas S. Monson~

03 June 2008

Sisters~



Sisters....there is nothing like having a sister. Someone you can talk too, listen too, depend on, relate too, laugh and cry with.
To see all 3 of my girls together is a joy beyond description. And even though they are so very far apart in a physical sense.....scattered here, there and beyond.....
they are so very close together.
With Stefanie here from Kentucky these few short weeks, I can feel my 3 girls together..yes, even Natalie.......relating, talking, listening, depending, laughing..
I can't help but think of the great song from the classic movie "White Christmas" called "Sisters"...it makes me smile every time I hear it ...and it plays in my mind when I look at these 3 incredible sisters together.... I hope you know the tune...you've got to sing along to put a smile on your face!
Sisters, sisters There were never such devoted sisters. Never had to have a chaperone, no sir. I´m here to keep my eye on her. Caring, sharing Every little thing that we are wearing. When a certain gentleman arrived from Rome, She wore the dress and I stayed home. All kinds of weather we stick together. The same in the rain or sun. Two different faces but in tight places. We think and we act as one, ha-ha-ha-ha Those who´ve seen us Know that not a thing can come between us. Many men have tried to split us up, but no one can. Lord help the mister who comes between me and my sister. And lord help the sister who comes between me and my man. All kinds of weather we stick together The same in the rain or sun. Two different faces but in tight places. We think and we act as one, ah-ha Those who´ve seen us Know that not a thing could come between us. Many men have tried to split us up, but no one can. Lord help the mister who comes between me and my sister. And lord help the sister who comes between me and my man!

2 comments:

the johansen's said...

I love my sisters! It's so true that sisters make the best friends!! Cute girls---Love you all!!

ShEiLa said...

I love my sisters too... all six of them. I know I have learned not to take my sisters for granted by watching & listening to Melanie. She talks about her sisters with such love and respect... Sherie, did they ever fight? you know when they were young & dumb? or have they always treasured each other? Love this post. toodles, Sheila

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