Dying
from ovarian cancer a few years ago, Brenda Schmitz had a lot on her mind. A
wife and mother of four young boys, she envisioned leaving her family and a few
others something very special that would enhance their lives and memories of
her love for them in a most surprising manner. Her idea focused on a letter including
her final wishes, a letter that was not like any most people normally write or receive. Brenda’s
written expressions were to be delivered after she died. Specific instructions
indicated the letter could not be sent until something very special took place.
Did I mention the letter was sent to a radio station?
Happy
holidays to you all. Experience the real meaning of the season in “I Love You
Whoever You Are,” Brenda’s heartwarming story about her unique end-of-life
wishes.
Frances
Shani Parker, Author
Becoming Dead Right: A Hospice Volunteer in Urban Nursing Homes is
available in paperback and e-book editions in America and other countries at
online and offline booksellers.
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