Great thoughts from Angela. It is nice to have her back in the blogosphere.
Those of us who have spent time beside a dying loved one know how precious are their last words. We remember them and cherish them for many years. I well remember the huge smile on the face of my mother as (I believe) she saw the face of her Redeemer as she passed from life on this earth. She hadn’t really known us for years, was blind, and was unable to talk, but her smile said it all. I also remember with sadness and pity the torment of my evil stepfather as He died. His eyes were full of sheer terror.
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Lillie-Put 
That’s a great (and sobering) post–thanks for introducing me to her.
My pleasure. Angela has been one of my favorite bloggers since I entered the blogosphere. When she stopped blogging at the turn of the year I was very sad.
Thanks for the reblog JE.
Again my pleasure!
This is quite powerful, Pastor J!
You are right it is. It has me thinking a lot about legacy.