Isela Sanchez

Estoy pensando en ti. Gone way to soon. Ill never forget you.You pop in my mind constantly. i know its you reminding me to stay on track...
te quiero mucho Mija!!

 Andespues de todo... Yo te sigo amando...

Ray

Hey Isela thought ide say hello miss and love ya. Mwuah 

Hi Isela,

Today would have been your 40th....  Me and your Tia Stella were thinking about you....  

We love you and miss you.

 

I hope you saw your name in the sand by the ocean at your in your favorite island Punta Cana, DM.
Still miss you girl...

Hola Mi chula!

You pop into my head constanly. I know its you telling me to stay on track.

Andespues de todo... Yo te sigo amando..,

Ray

I was deeply saddened to hear that Isela left us, I just found out this year.
In loving memory of a wondeful person, I will love and miss you always.
I wanted to tell you thank you for everything I still remember the day I came for interview at TelCom,
at that moment I silently whisper thank you LORD for giving me a chance to know Isela.
GOD is with you  Esela our beautiful Angel.
 
We are in this together and our love and support is wih us to keep us going at any time through this.

WHEN A LOVED ONE DIES

Have you lost a loved one in death? The pain, the grief, and the feelings of helplessness can seem unbearable. At such times, we need to go to God’s Word for comfort. (2 Corinthians 1:3, 4) The Bible helps us to understand how Jehovah and Jesus feel about death. Jesus, who perfectly reflected his Father, knew the pain of losing someone in death. (John 14:9) When he was in Jerusalem, Jesus used to visit Lazarus and his sisters, Mary and Martha, who lived in the nearby town of Bethany. They became close friends. The Bible says: “Jesus loved Martha and her sister and Lazarus.” (John 11:5) As we learned in the preceding chapter, though, Lazarus died.

How did Jesus feel about losing his friend? The account tells us that Jesus joined Lazarus’ relatives and friends as they grieved over this loss. Seeing them, Jesus was deeply moved. He “groaned in the spirit and became troubled.” Then, the account says, “Jesus gave way to tears.” (John 11:33, 35) Did Jesus’ grief mean that he had no hope? Not at all. In fact, Jesus knew that something wonderful was about to happen. (John 11:3, 4) Still, he felt the pain and sorrow that death brings.

In a way, Jesus’ grief is encouraging to us. It teaches us that Jesus and his Father, Jehovah, hate death. But Jehovah God is able to fight and overcome that enemy! Let us see what God enabled Jesus to do.

For more reference about this wonderful hope you can visit www.watchtower.org 

Hello Isela

I have been thinking about you since your B-day, I look at the night stars and swear I see your eyes sparkling.  I wish for your family and all those that had the gift of knowing loving you peace and happiness.  It is said that Time heals all wounds, I personally think that wounds just heal with time but are never completely gone, but knowing you, I am sure you would not want any one of us to be sad.  For you were the Light that always shined with

LIFE is to be LIVED,

The WORLD is to be EXPLORED and

DREAMS are to be made REAL.

Thank you beautiful Angel for what you shared with us all.

See you in the Ray of Sun, the drops of Rain, and Stars at Night.

God Bless you today and forever more.

Marcella