A death has occurred and everything is changed.

We are painfully aware that life can never be the same.

Yesterday is over.  Relationships once rich have ended.


But there is another way to look upon this truth.

If life went on the same without the presence of the one who has died,

we could only conclude that the life we remember made no contribution,

filled no space, meant nothing.


The fact that this individual left behind a place that cannot be filled

is a high tribute to that person.


Life can be the same after a trinket has been lost, but will

never be the same after the loss of a TREASURE. 

 

(author unknown)
Text Box: Peter Bard  Nov. 26, 1927—Jan. 2, 2004 Lenna Areba Bailey Casto  Jun. 28, 1907—Jan. 8, 2004 Samuel R. Young    Oct. 30, 1956—Apr. 18, 2004 Drucilla Smith Campbell   Mar. 25, 1918—Oct. 3, 2004 Kermit R. Barnett  Dec. 21, 1925—Nov. 1, 1997 Peggy J. Barnett  May 18, 1932—Apr. 10, 1998 Carol Barnett Paxton Dec. 13, 1948—Sept. 17, 2006 William Jesse Rhodes, Sr. July 16, 1939—Aug. 11, 2002 Mary Evelyn Westfall Rhodes Apr. 27, 1947—Sept. 15, 1994 Cleo H. Casto Dec. 17, 1905—died Dec., 1977 Frances M. Casto Jan. 8, 1920— March 6, 2007 Connie Casto Crawford Apr. 29, 1948—Oct. 17, 2001 Maxwell Cruise “Max” Casto Jun. 22, 1990—Mar. 24, 2003 You Are Missed So Very Much...

If you would like to remember a loved one

(does not have to be related to Castos, just missed by you),

please send an e-mail to

Danita and she’ll add it to this page.

 

danita@castoconnections.com