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Nicole Hamilton
Donna I Hamilton
October 2nd, 1933 - November 2nd, 2022
October 2nd, 1933 - November 2nd, 2022
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Kayla Berg
I’m so very sorry of your loss. Losing your Mom is so very hard. Blessings to you all.
Justin Hamilton
When I stop and think of how many billions of people there are how any event of time or chance meeting there is that can bring two people together to fall in love for a life time to have a family then myself as being one of those children I truly count myself blessed beyond believe and find it so difficult to leave a fitting tribute to my mother of almost 60 years. That is what special moms do they never stop caring, helping, loving, comforting there children.Mom had the perfect mix, knowing when to comfort, trying always to make things right, letting you know you cant get away from doing wrong but seasoned punishment with understanding and direction. Always at the ready to teach and help with school work as we eat those famous egg pancakes before school, at least after many trips up and down stairs to wake a sleepy boy for she knew his disappointment if he went off without them. Mom taught me so much one of which is how she felt content in any point in her life, weather sleeping in a million dollar home or there first car she never was downtrodden but happy and upbeat and content for she had everything worth while. The unending devotion and love of her husband, her children, her faith, knowledge of soon an unending life of happiness. No matter what everything was ok with mom for she knew what mattered and what the future held in store. I picture mom with me always putting her arm around me when in sorrow picking me up to fight another day. Laughing with me, sharing the joy at our wedding and giving Kimberlee her special rose pin to ware. I picture in my mind mom holding our son, her building sand castles on the beach and still sharing all she could to make sure we all had the best life possible. Countless hours in the kitchen making meals, lunches homemade buns and those caramel rolls and so much more. Everything tasted beyond believe for her key ingredient was love. So many special times and as they say so starts the next chapter soon. Will write again soon for a life time of love and memories would fill many books. Mom as tears roll down my face I long for the time I will see you again and then that time I will never have to let you go. Your son Justin
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