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For the babies

 


Seen in a Tauranga cemetery about 10 years ago. It reads: For all our babies, briefly known, forever loved. 

Beautiful.

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Comments

DB Stewart said…
So many love stories in graveyards. Sigh.
roentare said…
It is so sad to read that in the cemetery
Lydia C. Lee said…
That's so sad, but also lovely
Marie Smith said…
That is a beautiful memorial and so appreciated I bet!
What a lovely memorial.
magiceye said…
Beautiful epitaph.
Tigger's Mum said…
Indeed and generous of someone to memorialise it like that.
Sad, but beautiful at the same time.
Tom said…
...sad and beautiful thought.
s.c said…
Great remembrance and a wonderful header. Thumbs up for this posting.
MELODY JACOB said…
Oh, that's incredibly touching. "Briefly known, forever loved" is just... wow. What a beautiful and heartfelt tribute. Thanks for sharing that; it really makes you pause and reflect.
Michelle said…
Sad and lovely at the same time.
yogiabb said…
Infants in graveyards is always sad
Jeanne said…
That's a place for so much personal pain. I hope the mother's visiting there leave some of their pain there when they go.

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