Mary’s journey to heaven
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Update: Mary has joined heaven. She made her journey there yesterday, 3/6/24. While hearts are heavy here, we are working to find joy in knowing she likely walked right into just like this… hand’s high and looking for Jesus. Hannah and Emily have a heavy load on them as they do all things that need to be done to close out this journey for their mom. Please pray for them continually and help donate where you can.
Thank you all for the love and prayers this far.
Where do I even begin? I know….
Once upon a time, there was a man who had a sweet nephew that left this world way too soon. I was about six years old and asked to write something special for that event. At six years old, I didn’t have a clue how to do that. Who knew all of these years later, I’d be faced with a similar request for his sister? I’m not sure I’m any more prepared, but I’m much more willing to give it a go.
Mary Taylor Henry, it is my honor to write for you.
Of all the titles Mary has held, the fondest I recall through the years were: first best friend I remember to my mother (basically a sister); some level of aunt/godmother to me; mother to two amazing daughters; and the fiercest of fighters and survivors of cancer. While she won the fight with cancer, as she said she would, it left her physical body very weak. Without a divine miracle, Mary will see heaven before the rest of us. Don’t get us wrong…. She’s proving all of the doctors wrong right now, and we still believe in a great big God of miracles. I remember the day my mom and dad sat with her and introduced her to Him.
Should Mary receive a miracle on this side of heaven, I have no doubt you all will hear her story. If she receives it on the other side, she’ll anxiously await for us all. No matter how these next days, weeks, maybe months unfold, she and her daughters have great need for men and women across this globe to step in and, first, pray! Pray hard. They just lost dad about three months ago. Secondly, please consider donating something. Nothing is too small. Together, our small efforts can make a HUGE difference. This journey of loss and fight has been taxing on the girl’s ability to work and keep a steady income. Please help us help them.
Where do I even begin? I know….
Once upon a time, there was a man who had a sweet nephew that left this world way too soon. I was about six years old and asked to write something special for that event. At six years old, I didn’t have a clue how to do that. Who knew all of these years later, I’d be faced with a similar request for his sister? I’m not sure I’m any more prepared, but I’m much more willing to give it a go.
Mary Taylor Henry, it is my honor to write for you.
Of all the titles Mary has held, the fondest I recall through the years were: first best friend I remember to my mother (basically a sister); some level of aunt/godmother to me; mother to two amazing daughters; and the fiercest of fighters and survivors of cancer. While she won the fight with cancer, as she said she would, it left her physical body very weak. Without a divine miracle, Mary will see heaven before the rest of us. Don’t get us wrong…. She’s proving all of the doctors wrong right now, and we still believe in a great big God of miracles. I remember the day my mom and dad sat with her and introduced her to Him.
Should Mary receive a miracle on this side of heaven, I have no doubt you all will hear her story. If she receives it on the other side, she’ll anxiously await for us all. No matter how these next days, weeks, maybe months unfold, she and her daughters have great need for men and women across this globe to step in and, first, pray! Pray hard. They just lost dad about three months ago. Secondly, please consider donating something. Nothing is too small. Together, our small efforts can make a HUGE difference. This journey of loss and fight has been taxing on the girl’s ability to work and keep a steady income. Please help us help them.
Organizer
Erica Patterson Iler
Organizer
Weaver, AL