What can we do for Josh and his family?
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Monday, February 2, 2009
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5 comments:
I'll try to make it to the funeral. I don't know what else to do at this point.
I contacted my friend from the West, I know he'll come through.
When and were are the services?
a good idea may be to cook them a large meal. when my grandparents died, neighbors delivered a few home-cooked meals and my parents and family were very grateful.
the meal reduced the amount of stress associated with the death because it allowed them to focus on more important things than what to cook for everybody.
Info on Funeral and visitation
Alaina H. Beasley
BEASLEY-Alaina H., age 20, Lincoln. Survived by husband, Joshua, Lincoln, NE; parents, Ronald and Elizabeth Moore; brother, Jacob; sister, Kelsey all of Papillion; other family and friends.
Memorial Service Thursday 2pm Emmanuel Fellowship Church, 8345 Crown Point Ave. VISITATION Wednesday 5-8pm at Mortuary. Memorials preferred to Child Evangelism Fellowship. ROEDER MORTUARY
2727 North 108th St. 496-9000)
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