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Posts Tagged with "celebrating life and death"

  • Challenges, Featured

    Posted on April 20th, 2013

    Written by Katherine Askew

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    Bill Iffrig, Boston Marathon, BQ, celebrating life and death, celebrating life and the human spirit, celebrating life at the boston marathon, Crowley Marathon, death and dying, finish the race, Gene Askew, Houston Marathon, Lida and Gene Askew, Lida Askew, me and my father, New York Marathon, Obama Boston Marathon Memorial Service, patriots of Lexington and Concord, sweetest personal memories, We finish the race

    Celebrating Life at the Boston Marathon

     
    Triumph at the Boston Marathon
    The Boston Marathon, for me, has always been about celebrating life and the human spirit.  My father ran the race about 25 times.  My mother ran it eight or ten times.  The picture above shows them at the starting point in Hopkinton the first time Mom ran it.  I dropped them off there and took the picture.
    Once the race began and my parents disappeared into a sea of runners I popped back into the car and found a place along the race course, close… More

  • Death & Dying, Featured

    Posted on March 4th, 2012

    Written by Katherine Askew

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    anniversary of death, Boston Marathon, celebrating life, celebrating life and death, death and dying, end of life, end of life issues, extended family, funeral planning, life and death, memorial service, R.I.P., rest in peace, RIP

    CELEBRATING LIFE AND DEATH

    Today is the second anniversary of my mother’s death.  It is not a day of mourning so much as a day of reflection.
    CELEBRATING A LIFE
    I miss my mother every day.   She wasn’t the greatest mother in her child rearing years; yet, over time, she learned how to love  and respect herself and give in ways that have nurtured me and my siblings tenderly in our adulthood.  She is an example of someone who lived long enough to get it right.
    WE ALWAYS HAVE EACH OTHER
    I have had my… More

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