Thirty three years ago at this time of the afternoon, I learned you had departed this world. I was relieved that you were out of pain and that the last words you responded to was with a smile. Corrie came by the house as they were taking you to the hospital by ambulance and asked you, if you were going to see your mamma. We thought you were in a coma but knowing you were so close to seeing Oma again reached you and you responded with a smile.
I pray that you are full of joy, peace and love, Mom.
Since you left, many of your other loved ones have joined you. I pray that I will see you again and that you will be be pleased to see me.
I will always love you.  If God has answered my prayers, my dogs Elliott and Emma are in your care.  Pray for us who are still on our journey Home, that we do you and of course, God proud.
With eternal love, Margot

Though it’s been 31 hears since you passed on, we still remember your warm and lovely spirit mom. When ever I see a woman walking two dogs in a park, see a beautiful ly gourmet meal prepared with love, see someone appreciating a bouquet of flowers, I think of you. 
I know exactly what music you love and whenever I hear ‘O Holy Night “ or ‘Sound of Joy ‘ I still tear up. After all this time, I’m sure that love never diminishes . I am so blessed that you walked the first 27 years of my journey with you.
Family and my friends still recall yyour kind and joyful ways.. You will like on forever in Heaven, and in our hearts in this world .

In loving memory of Tina Koppenol Boon:
HAPPY BIRTHDAY MOM,
How I'd love to be walking up the path to yoûr cozy home, with a huge bunch of roses and freesIas to celebrate your 83rd birthday. I know you'd be a lovely gray haired dame who'd be planning her winter to explore a part of the world that you hadn't seen yet. It would be a very different world for me had your journey been extended. I'm sure many would agree and loved it if you were still here. I hear your name mentioned often by those who were fortunate to know you. And I realize that I am so very fortunate to have such a lovely soul as my mother.
I do miss you so very, very much but if I wouldn't change our fate for anything if it meant that I couldn't have you as my mother. I know you are safe and happy in heaven with your loved ones who have crossed over. Perhaps you don't celebrate the day you came to this earth in heaven. But in this world, on August the 14th in 1933, the most extraordinary kindhearted soul was born in Holland and for 54 years she was a blessing to everyone she met. That's certainly is worth celebrating. I love you, mamma.

Love you so much mom! Missing you everyday!
Say "hi" to Tonny, Oma and Opa, Tante Bett, uncle Frank!
I'm hoping you have my two dogs with you, Elliott and Emma and that they are playing happily with Milly, Pebbles, Molly and Bear.
Can't wait till we are reunited! Hoping I'm worthy and praying for mercy!
What a joyful group you all make!

Over a quarter of a century has pasted since you lost a battle with breast cancer, but, more importantly,, won your well earned place in Heaven.  Of bourse my love for such a loving mother could never be diminished. What amazes me is how often others you touched on your life's journey mention your name. They speak of kindness, your gentle ways, your excellent work history, your love of travel, cooking and your ability to brighten the life's of all those who crossed way.
Love is eternal, after all . I picture you happy with Oma and Opa and Tonny and a pack of poodles around you. You live in a beautiful place with flowers, fruit bearing trees and roses bushes attached to a home that overflows with warmth and coziness You make Heaven so appealing, that who could fear death.....it'll be the greatest homecoming - to once again know the warmth of your embrace...this time, for all eternity! I love you and thank you, mamma.