Special Friend and Brother
In Loving Memory of Friend/Cousin/Brother
Tobias "Bio" Shaw
Journeyed to the Spirit World on March 8, 2003 at the age of 24. He was born on Oct. 4, 1978 in Devils Lake, ND. He was a member of the Spirit Lake Nation.
Tobias appreciated life, even at the time of his untimely passing he fought to extinguish flames saving other live in the process of losing his own. He will be deeply missed by all who knew him.
Rest Up Bro! :Angel2
Announcement
Collapse
No announcement yet.
In Loving Memory of those who passed on......
Collapse
This is a sticky topic.
X
X
-
In Loving Memory of my aunt:
Mary Angeline Dunn Alberts
who journeyed to the Spirit World on Dec. 14, 2002.
Angeline was born on Jan. 18, 1939 in Fort Totten, ND She enjoyed being around her grandchildren and great-grandchildren. She enjoyed sewing, beadwork, canning, tanning hides, drying corn, making star quilts.
Miss you and you are not forgotten! RIP
Leave a comment:
-
In Loving Memory of the Uncle
Laidman Fox Sr.
Who journeyed to the Spirit World on Dec. 1, 2002 in Fort Totten, ND. He was born on May 8, 1929.
Laidman spoke of many things before he passed. He loved singing and pow-wows. He did many things for many people. He showed us that you don't have to be a great person to do great things. Laidman was a brave man, a warrior at heart. He has now went home to be with his family, but will be missed by all of us here. He is an Arikara from Fort Berthold but has lived in Fort Totten for 44 years and felt welcome and called Spirit Lake his home.
I miss my uncle very much and he is missed by all, especially the family.
RIP Uncle
Leave a comment:
-
In Loving Memory of one of my good friends:
Darrick John Red Tomahawk (Wambdi Duta Hoksina)
Passed onto the Spirit World on Oct. 3, 2002
Darrick was a good friend to me! He is the uncle of my daughter.
Darrick was born on April 9, 1976
Darrick was a friendly, outgoing, and generous man. His unique personality and genuine humor created an atmosphere which everyone respected. Darrick's endeavor to pursue a college degree with an emphasis in Elementary Education was based on his enjoyment of interacting with children. Attending college fueled Darrick's natural talent for drawing and painting.
He is missed by many and will never be forgotten!
Leave a comment:
-
In loving memory of all my friends and family members who have passed especially all my grandparents. Another birthday has come today, an alot of people no longer here to celebrate it with, although I know they are with me everyday and help me to better myself everyday. I know they will always know that I am thinking of them. I pray that my greatgrandmother knows that she is on my mind all the time, she has made me into the person I am today, I thank her for her memories she passed on, her songs and love in them, her strength and generosity, and most of all her ability to be humble to everyone and everything! You are forever remembered in my heart. I am also grateful for all those who even though I only met and knew shortly, helped me in my quest of knowledge and love. I am truely grateful to be alive and to have those around me whom mean the world to me.
Leave a comment:
-
In loving memory of my mother, Ida Little Charley Bullock. She was my strength and gave me the ambition to accomplish my dreams. For that I will always be greatful. In her honor, my newborn, Charley Ray-Ann, was named.
In loving memory of Bradley Walker and Lindsey Williams..... It has been a year since you left us but always remember that you will never be forgottened. You will always remain in my heart. The Creator takes his angels early and now you are with him.
Leave a comment:
-
In loving Memory of my Mother who died in March of 1996...breaking Grandmothers heart, that her only child would die before her. In 1998 Grandmother died of a broken heart, she refused to eat, so big was her loss.Last edited by Tibiki Kinew; 08-20-2003, 10:53 AM.
Leave a comment:
-
In loving memory of my cousin Jody, who passed almost 20 years ago - we talked so much about you this past weekend...it was so good to remember - you touched so many lives in your young life - so young to die....you were my favorite and closest cousin. I hope that I can make you proud....
Leave a comment:
-
For Tom Simmons, one of my favorite elders, who always had a smile and hand shake and story for my dad and me. Who was most likely a distant relative, but we never could find the right dates to prove it. A fantastic dancer himself, he was always encouraging me to dance every dance. I miss him at every gathering.
For my Grandmother Ruth Nadine Hill Thompson, and Grandfather Max Thompson, the grandparents I never got to meet. I wish I could've been able to hear the stories through their lips. I wish I had inherited my grandmother's beautiful black hair and eyes, but am glad my little sister at least got her eyes. Im glad to have known them at least through my father and his uncles and aunts.
Leave a comment:
-
My Son, David, who I lost on June 7,2003
He was 28 years old. He was a student at Buffalo State and was so excited about being in school. He loved school and he loved Buff State . He was on the deans list , and was a recipient of the McNair Scolarship.The amount of knowledge he possesed on so many levels was nothing if not astounding.
He was majoring in Earth Sciences and Geology and had chosen that because he loved it and thought he could give something back to the planet he loved. He loved animals and outdoors, in a way few do, since he was tiny.
My fondest memory will be, each and every time he came to my house he would get out of the car with this silly grin on his face and just smell the air and look around at the woods before he came up the stairs, each and every time. He was living in the city because of school and hated being away from the country. Often he would drive out here before dawn, after a particularly stressful week. He loved that time because everyone was still asleep and there were few cars on the road yet and the woods were totally peaceful. some guys go play pool, or have a beer or watch sports to chill and get centered. David went to the woods.
He was the only person I have ever seen that could find something positive in everything and everyone.
The thing I will miss most is the marathon talks we would have at least once a week if not more, about everything and anything. They would always last at least an hour and a half and most times much longer. We had one of those talks the night before he died in which he said he could not be happier about the way his life was going and the choices he had made about school. That is both a comfort and the opposite since he cannot actualize those choices.
He leaves behind a 22 year old widow, an older brother, aunts and uncles, cousins, his dad, his step father and more friends than could be imagined by the care his wife is being shown.
He touched more people than I ever could have imagined and more than one has told me he changed their lives by the ideas and things he caused them to think about.
He had a brilliant mind, a huge heart, a gentle soul, a child like innocence and sense of wonder and yet a wisdom beyond his years, not to mention being the most positive person I have ever seen. He fiercely loved his family and they were his main motivation in the choices and path he had chosen. These are not all the things that were David, just a few in fact. He is much, much more.
He was my baby and my best friend and he forever changed my life in both his coming and his leaving. I will miss him each and every moment of each and everyday I remain here.
Leave a comment:
-
In loving memory of my daughter who passed August 7th 1989, my husband who passed Dec 24th, 1994, my grandma who passed Dec 27th, 1999, my neice who passed in Dec 14th, 1999, and my brother, who was my best friend who passed March 23rd, 2002. I miss you all and think of you everyday - my tiospaye, most of it now is waiting for me in another world.
Leave a comment:
-
I cannot begin to name all those friends I have lost just in the last few monthes.
All my family members who have gone on before me.
The one special person I will miss the most.
I've been taught much, learned alot, and hope to teach all that I've learned and hope that I am an asset to those whom lives have touched mine.
May they never be forgotten.
Leave a comment:
-
My tiny daughter Heather Rose, I'm sorry I wasn't strong enough to carry you to full term.
My Mother Sara, I wish you were here with me now.
Leave a comment:
-
For my Great Grandmother who taught me about myself, and taught me about our verbal family tree. While all my cousins ran out to play I sat at GGranny's knee and listened!
For my Grandmother who taught me about plants and herbs how to use them, for good as well as .... we won't go there!
For my Father who taught me that sometimes you have to stand and take what you get, without defending yourself. That way it just makes the person hurting you look that much worse! But it also taught me patience, knowing that sooner or later my turn will come!
For my Mother a role model of a different kind, who taught me that kindness goes further than being mean and selfish.
For my son who I never got to know, but glad I got to hold if only for just one week.
And my friend who accepted me when I wouldn't accept myself and taught me the most important lesson of all. Life is a gift, it is one thing to give it to another, but sad to just throw away.
Leave a comment:
-
My great-grandmother Flora, who passed on March 17, 1995 ~ It's been years since you've been passed on but it still hurts like it was yesterday. I know you're doing much better up there, smiling down from heaven.
"Cuz no - one else could give me whut u gave me
And like when everything comes to an end
I pray that i go to heaven to see you again
Amen"
My friend Roanna, who passed away on December 2, 2001 ~ Ever since that tragic day you were taken from us, no words can ever express our how much we miss you girl but we live everyday thinking of you and remembering all our good times.
"In the future, can't wait to see
If you'll open up the gates for me
Reminisce some time, the night they took my friend (uh-huh)
Try to black it out, but it plays again
When it's real, feelings hard to conceal
Can't imagine all the pain I feel
Give anything to hear half your breath (half your breath)
I know you still living your life, after death"
Jordena, who passed away recently on August 11, 2003 ~
"How do I say goodbye to what we had?
The good times that made us laugh
Outweigh the bad.
I thought we'd get to see forever
But forever's gone away
It's so hard to say goodbye to yesterday."
Leave a comment:
Join the online community forum celebrating Native American Culture, Pow Wows, tribes, music, art, and history.
Related Topics
Collapse
-
Hey... My name is Carolyn Renville. Since this is an introduction. I will introduce myself.
I am 18 years old. I was born November 14, 1990. I use to love to go for walks, bead, draw, fish, ride horses, babysit, cook, and adventure the great outdoors. I loved to play hand games. When I was...
-
Channel: Introductions
02-24-2009, 09:32 PM -
-
by River SpiritI just got back from the Veterinarian. My 18 year old cat quit eating four days ago, was real lethargic, hanging his head and obviously not well. Ty was a black persian with copper eyes. He was an indoor cat trained to walk on a leash. I got him back in 1986. Little did I know that he would be with...
-
Channel: Chit Chat
07-11-2004, 09:00 PM -
-
by traci_mIt's been so hard to be online. . .to do much of anything. I was very close to my father, and while no death is expected or usually wanted, his was quick. He was only 56. He had a cough that would not go away, but no other symptoms, so he put off going to the doctor. But it started not letting him...
-
Channel: Memorials
01-26-2005, 12:04 AM -
-
by JammerLast monday I recieved a call about 3am, it was my dad's fiance on the other end telling me that my father had been taken to the hospital and that they were admiting him.... When I got there I had to go up to the 3rd floor to the critical care unit...As I walked in I asked my dad what happened. He told...
-
Channel: Health Issues
03-22-2004, 02:15 AM -
-
by GootykinsSamuel Nathan Blatchford died December 23, 2005. Born June 23, 1924, he led a full and remarkable life. He was a Navajo Indian born at Fort Defiance, AZ. Born of the Mud Clan. After a boyhood spent on the reservation and an education in mission schools, he first enlisted in the 7th Cavalry in 1941....
-
Channel: Memorials
12-28-2005, 06:28 PM -
Trending
Collapse
There are no results that meet this criteria.
Tag Cloud
Collapse
Sidebar Ad
Collapse
Leave a comment: