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Update on Sean Reynolds
Comment by Blondie 12 minutes agojust wanted to pass this on.
Comment by AngiePNMx2 15 hours ago REYNOLDS UPDATE (9/15/11):
I just finished speaking with the church and funeral has been set for
MONDAY, SEPT 19 at 2:00pm
Emmanuel Baptist Church, 307 Elm Street - Pittsburg, TX 75686
903-856-3411
They are still working on the arrangements for a meal after the service. The secretary will call me tomorrow letting me know if/how we can help.
I also spoke with Sean's uncle. He was at work and unable to talk, but promised to call me back this evening or tomorrow. He did say that there was and Sean will have some financial stability. There IS a place where monetary contributions can be sent, but he did not have that information with him. I'll get that when he calls me.
He did say that Sean is still in shock. He also told me his OWN son is a sailor, who is crushed by this because he has no brothers, so Sean and Joachim were like his brothers, "living" at each other's houses as close cousins do. His son is upset because (not being "immediate" family) he must return to ship in two days, unable to be at the funeral.
He also wants to assure everyone that Sean has a strong, supportive family and will be shepherded through the overwhelming months (years?) ahead of him. He was grateful to hear of everyone's prayers and sympathies.
Please hold onto any checks or donations for just a little while longer, until we know the best place to send them. I know we want to show him how loved he is, but we also want to make this time as easy for him as possible. Thank you again for letting me help with this, and for your compassionate hearts.
OMG the story about Sean is the most horrible thing I ever read. How do you recover from some thing like this? I will pray God will be there for him. I hope he has a church he goes to so he has a priest to talk to. We recently had a death in the family my son was so lost and devistated. Once he got home and went to church and talked to the pastor he just seemed more at peace.
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