2002 - my closest people die.
I try to tell funny stories, but today you will find one sad.
Please share it with me!
2002 - my closest people die.
Klimenko Sofya Ivanovna - left us on March 14, 2002.
That year, my grandmother would have turned 97 years old. She was a wonderful person and worked hard all her life, she raised us, her grandchildren, she waited for her great-grandchildren. When we celebrated her 90th birthday, she said that only in the last five years, she began to feel unwell. A simple woman from the village, she was very wise and shared her ingenious advice with us. We all understood that her departure was approaching. But it never crossed anyone’s mind that the mother would be the first to leave.
In recent years, my mother, Maria Vasilievna, has already worked in retirement at the clinic of a military hospital. So on all health issues, both we and she went to the doctors of the clinic. I was not worried about her health, as I was sure that she was in good hands.
As you remember, every year on the day of my Angel on Tatyana’s Day, I held my personal exhibition, this time on January 25, the exhibition opened in the Liberty Gallery, in Odessa.
In the evening we bought champagne for the presentation and already went to the gallery when the terrible news came - my mother was gone.
Since then, my Angel’s day has become my mother’s memory day.
Looking back at everything that happened in our country after the departure of my loved ones, I realized that their departure is actually salvation. All subsequent events - the Orange Revolution, the Maidan, the coming to power of Yanukovych and Poroshenko, the war that is now going on in Ukraine in places where painfully are familiar, the places where they were born, the separation of Donbas, all this would have been impossible to survive in any case.
Two months after the death of my mother, my grandmother left. Now they are together forever in another world and they come to me very often in the form of little doves. Bright memory to my good! They will forever remain in our hearts.
I try to tell funny stories, but today you will find one sad.
Please share it with me!
2002 - my closest people die.
Klimenko Sofya Ivanovna - left us on March 14, 2002.That year, my grandmother would have turned 97 years old. She was a wonderful person and worked hard all her life, she raised us, her grandchildren, she waited for her great-grandchildren. When we celebrated her 90th birthday, she said that only in the last five years, she began to feel unwell. A simple woman from the village, she was very wise and shared her ingenious advice with us. We all understood that her departure was approaching. But it never crossed anyone’s mind that the mother would be the first to leave.
In recent years, my mother, Maria Vasilievna, has already worked in retirement at the clinic of a military hospital. So on all health issues, both we and she went to the doctors of the clinic. I was not worried about her health, as I was sure that she was in good hands.
As you remember, every year on the day of my Angel on Tatyana’s Day, I held my personal exhibition, this time on January 25, the exhibition opened in the Liberty Gallery, in Odessa.
In the evening we bought champagne for the presentation and already went to the gallery when the terrible news came - my mother was gone.
Since then, my Angel’s day has become my mother’s memory day.
Looking back at everything that happened in our country after the departure of my loved ones, I realized that their departure is actually salvation. All subsequent events - the Orange Revolution, the Maidan, the coming to power of Yanukovych and Poroshenko, the war that is now going on in Ukraine in places where painfully are familiar, the places where they were born, the separation of Donbas, all this would have been impossible to survive in any case.
Two months after the death of my mother, my grandmother left. Now they are together forever in another world and they come to me very often in the form of little doves. Bright memory to my good! They will forever remain in our hearts.
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