This memorial website was created in the memory of our loved one, Joseph Sang, 51, born on January 31, 1961 and passed away on August 14, 2012. We will remember him forever.
My dearest husband,
Another year has come and gone without you. There are days that i feel like you are just hiding and one day you'll come back to me even though i came and saw you buried but miracles do happen and i always hope that one day that miracle will happen in my life and i'll see you again. I wish there was a way to skip this day in my life and let me wake up from this dream that i've been dreaming for the past 3 years. My dear, so many things are happening in the family just because of your absence but i know that wherever you are, you continue to intercede for us and my prayers are that one day the truth shall come out and the Lord will be judging them one by one. Your BLOOD will never dry until justice is done. No matter what human beings continue to say out here, i know that only one person knows the truth and that is our God and when that time comes, He will expose them one by one. God's time is the best, our ways are not His ways and our thoughts are not His thoughts. You know the different attempts that they've tried to harm me both here and back home but they can never succeed because you continue to take care of me even in death and because i'm also covered with the precious blood of Jesus. His word says touch not my anointed because as He appoints people to do His work, He also anoints them. Whatever i'm doing in church now is because you were my inspiration. May you continue to direct and look over us as you've been doing. Continue to look good and always have that smile on your face that i see each time that you appear to me in my dreams to console. I will always love you until that day when we shall meet again to part no more.
Happy Birthday, Joseph. I'm sure I can't begin to comprehend what a birthday in Heaven must be like. I'm sure nothing compares to celebrations here in the earthly realm. Your departure from us all is still very raw. Rowena has your picture posted at her desk. I always pause there and look at it until I begin to feel my eyes welling up and then I move on.
I miss our talks about the Lord and our faith and our families that we used to have. Do you remember how many times you had to calm me down when I was ready to strangle some of our co-workers? We would pray together and then you would bust out laughing at me and my temper. It was truly a blessing to have your office right next to mine because when you heard my voice raise you would just quietly come in my office close the door, sit down and ask me what was wrong. I'm positive you are the reason why I still have a job :)
Stacy, if you're reading this, I want you to know that I share every pain and tear with you. Like you, I was my father's only daughter. He and I were two peas in a pod. I lost my father suddenly on November 18, 2000. I want you to know that the excrutiating pain and feeling of loss does subside with time. You will be able to eventually think about your Dad with happy thoughts. The most comfort that I get when I begin to really miss my Dad is I know that he is with our Lord and Savior, because he was a Christian just like your father. The Bible tells us to be absent in the body is to be present with the Lord.
May God's love and the love of your Dad's family, friends and co-workers give you and your Mom peace and unspeakable joy each and every day until we can all be in Heaven celebrating together.
Your Sister in Christ,
Cheryl F. Jones (Joseph's co-worker)
