I met Mrs. Paul about twenty years ago. My first thought of her...what a beautiful classy lady. Always a smile on her face, dressed to the tee and always asking about my family, which she had never met. I am sorry to see such a charming woman pass away. So glad I was to cross her path twenty years ago.
My deepest condolences for the loss of your dear loved one. While nothing will completely take away your grief, by meditating on Gods promises found in the Bible, you can find real hope and the strength to keep going. My family and I have found the scripture at Isaiah 25:8 to be especially comforting. Here it promises that God "will swallow up death forever and the Sovereign Lord Jehovah will wipe away the tears from all faces."
Ms. Verna (aka Aunt Verna) was the most wonderful person you could ever hope to meet... it just happens she was my aunt. I was privileged to see many behind the scenes moments(she was always so put together in public) ! We will miss you! Your smiling face, always positive attitude, and most of all the love you exuded to everyone inside your orbit. Safe journeys... send us a card!
Dear Paul family,
We so sorry to learn of the passing of dear Verna! While we only met once it was clear to us that her passion was spending time with her family and spending time on Lake Lanier and Panama City. In fact we met at Robbie and Laura's home on Lake Lanier. I ,Bonnie, find comfort in knowing where Verna is now. May she rest in peace with her dear and beloved Bob.
With sympathy and love,
Bonnie and Jack
xoxoxo
