Indiapaleale, R.I.P

[Pyewacket]

I was following her blog - such sad news, the death of a gutsy lady.

[Lexi]

Blimey i didn't know oh how i miss our old days on chat her great storied the debates, and the question we all asked whats for dinner, i am in shock and the tears are running down my face  she was definitly one of a kind and one of the best

rose

Rose, she will be truly missed!  Between the two of you, you were able to come up with some amazing results.  Hope all is well in your world.

xoxo

[crystal lady]

I too have not been around for a while, just finding my way back and learnt the sad news - god bless you Indi.

Crystal xx

[kitch59]

Goodnight sis

[BuddysMummy]

 I just knew Pam from posts on here, her blog and a couple of brief messages.

Her last blog entries make such sad reading. I am happy that she is with her beloved John again. She missed him so much.

So sad that we won't see her on here any more though.

RIP Indi.

[Su]

I haven't been on RC for ages, but thought I would take a look around today and realised I had left myself logged in. I found a PM from Margaret1 (thank you Margaret) with this link.  I had been told of Indi's passing by Matty some time ago and was very saddened.

Indi was a real inspiration.  She was a fighter and wasn't going to let her illness get the better of her if she could help it.  All the treatment she endured, the awful throats, which she tried to calm with icecream and cold beers, made me ashamed of moaning about aches and pains. 

Her comments always made me smile or laugh, and I loved her photographs on These Sunny Days etc

She will be missed by so many for different reasons, but she will never be forgotten by those of us who admired her courage, enjoyed her sense of humour and were enveloped in her warmth and love.

Indi, may you and John be eternally at peace.

Su

[Caz1960]

I had this poem read at my mums funeral a few months ago, and would like to post it here, in memory of Indi and for all her friends. 

Gods Garden

God looked around his garden
And found an empty place,
He then looked down upon the earth
And saw your tired face.
He put his arms around you
And lifted you to rest.
God's garden must be beautiful
He always takes the best.
He knew that you were suffering
He knew you were in pain.
He knew that you would never
Get well on earth again.
He saw the road was getting rough
And the hills were hard to climb.
So he closed your weary eyelids
And whispered, 'Peace be Thine'.
It broke our hearts to lose you
But you didn't go alone,
For part of us went with you
The day God called you home.

[deb usa]

Caz1960

That's lovely 

Su ...I think your words are what everyone who knew her would want to say...thanks

Indi ...cheers babe, love ya xx

[sdbadger]

Thanks very much for posting the poem, Caz.  So perfect!