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I Miss You, Paula Kay – by Kathy Carmichael
Earlier this month my older sister, Paula Kay Carmichael, passed away. We thought it was amusing that we each married Carmichael men. My husband was born in Scotland, hers in Arkansas, but they had to be distant cousins since the … Continue reading
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Tagged Alzheimer's, Faith, Heaven, memory, memory loss, passing
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I Love You a Bushel and a Peck by Kathy Carmichael
My sister Paula is six years older than me. Paula was my mother’s eldest and I was my father’s eldest (we have different fathers). All through growing up, my mother’s mother would ask Paula how much she loved her, … Continue reading