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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required The Alphabet Contest Sponsor: Alfred Vassallo A Is For Anniversary Their love story began on April twenty-third, nineteen forty-five, two young lovers vowed eternity before their family's eyes. There were hard days ahead living through the Great Depression, an economic decline, raise in unemployment through recession. World War II came and he went off to fight for his country, only communication was through a few letters mailed monthly. Back home with a baby waiting for him in his lover's arms, war had ended and he came home to protect his family from harm. Six children within twelve years, their family was complete, he was such a hard working white collared man only wearing pleats. She stayed at home to raise the kids, for that was way back then, shopping for food and doing laundry, dedicated mother til' the end. Children grew up and off to college or a marriage of their own, while the loving couple became grandparents, oh my how they've grown! Fifty years flew by and they kept the same routine everyday, ten years later came great grandchildren they were so proud to display. A decade later we noticed a decline in his health from arthritis and old age, she also was getting frail very slowly with each passing day. For now it was the children's turn to take very good care of them, falling all the time, visits is the ICU, and hospice could never prevent. He had lived to be ninety eight, while she is now ninety three, his time on earth had come to an end, and he was finally free. So many fond memories survived each one thought of with many tears, this April twenty-third, they would have been married seventy one years. I speak to the Lord nightly in thanksgiving for their love and His mercy, I'll whisper to the sky, “I love you Grandpa, happy seventy-first anniversary.” Date Written: March 20, 2016
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