This Page is in dedication to all those
who we loved
and still do,
for those who have passed to the other side
before us.

For me alone there is a great void in my life
because I dearly miss all of them.
I pray now only that they are in a far better place
than the suffering and pain that we see
everyday on this earth.



~The stars come out nightly to the skies~
~The tidal wave unto to the sea~
~Nor time nor space~
~Nor deep nor high~
~Can keep my own away from me~

~John Burroughs~



~Christopher Joel Calcaterra~
November 14, 1975-January 17, 1989



~Chris was shot and killed instantly
at the age of 13.
His playmate was only 10 years old
and it was an accident.
He went out to play at his friends house
one road behind our house,and he never was to come home again.

Christopher was only here on earth for a short while,but he left his footprints
across the souls of all who knew and loved him.

The family he once had, is no more, for we have all been scattered like sand in a windstorm.
Although we are all scattered
all of us will always hold Christopher in our hearts
and he will live on until we all meet again someday.
I will always love you, Chris,forever.
~Mom~


~Time Has A Way~

Time has a way of taking the pain
And tucking it sweetly away.
Filling our hearts with the gentle thoughts
Of a past that was happy and gay.

Oh yes--time has a way of healing
I do believe this is true,
But time will never erase
All the memories I have of you.

Time has shown me how lonely life can be
Lonely yes--
Because a part of me has died,
The part that was but simple joy
Joy yes---
That was always there,leaves me empty now inside.

Time has taught me something else as well,
No matter where I go
Or what I think or do,
In every thought or movement
I will always cherish the time I had with you.

~Mom~
~Nov.14,1989~



~Weep Not~
Do not stand at my grave and weep
I am not there I do not sleep.
I am a thousand winds that blow,
I am the diamond glints on snow,
I am the sunlight on ripened grain,
I am the gentle autumn's rain.
When you awaken in the morning's hush
I am the swift uplifting rush
of quiet birds in circled flight,
I am the soft star that shines at night.
Do not stand at my grave and cry,
I am not there, I did not die!




This WebSite and the others that I do have
are all named MoonBeam
in dedication to a very special lady in my life.

She was my Grandmother
my Mother's Mother.
She was a beautiful spirit,as I am sure that she still is
a very special person in the lives of many people.
We did not call her Grandmother, as she was all Italian
as was my Grandfather,he being from the old Country, Parma,Italy.
So we called my Grandmother "Noni" and my Grandfather, "Nono".

My Grandmother lived 96 years, my Grandfather lived 95.
They were married for 75 years.

I will always be thankful for the time I shared with them both,
they were very, very special people to me.

The times that I remember the most, were when I was so very young
and I did get to live with them for a short while.
That was when my Grandmother would tell me stories at bedtime about the "MoonBeams".
Many years have come and gone since those days
but in my heart, those days are as clear as yesterday
and so very much better, in that,
that was a time when all seemed like Magick to me.



~Olympia and Albert Domenick~
Jan.20,1898-March 13,1994....Feb.15,1889-Oct.20,1984


~The Sorrow Tug~

It seems as you look back over things
That all that you treasure so dear
Is somehow blent in a wonderous way
With a heart pang and a tear.
Though many a day is a joyous one
When viewed by itself apart,
The golden threads in the wrap of life
Are the sorrows that tug at your heart.

~Edgar Guest~




In each family it seems that there is an Angel.
A person who would go far and beyond in helping another,
a person who truly is a "Care Giver".
In my family it was my Aunt Clara.
She was so concerned about all other's needs that she took not the time
to care for her own needs and health,
and thus she became very very ill.
My Aunt Clara was my GodMother
and she was a shining star to all that knew her.
She died shortly after my Grandmother
and to this very day, my Mother's family has never really recovered.

I know though that my Aunt Clara in a safer place,
where she joined again with her husband, my Uncle Ray, who was my GodFather.
She is free from her suffering
but she is so deeply missed by all yet still here in this family.


~Clara Marion Marceau~
November 20, 1916-May 5, 1994




~Morning-Land~

"Some day," we say, and turn our eyes
Toward the fair hills of Paradise;
Some day, some time, a sweet new rest
Shall blossom, like flowers, in each breast,
Some day, some time, our eyes shall see
The faces kept in memory;
Some day their hands shall clasp our hand,
Just over in the Morning-Land---
O Morning-Land. O Morning-Land.

~Edward H. Phelps~





I cannot end this Page
without adding this one last person.
What can you say about your "very first love" of your life?
What words can one use that others can somehow understand
the sorrow of knowing that person has passed on so young?
There are none.

He was my first love
and we were wild and so free.
Fate did not see us to be together for long
yet we learned so much from what time we had.

So it is that I wish to place him here
because from him I learned that life is not money or things
but rather, lasting friendships and love.
I shall always remember him
and I think he knows that even still.



~David H. Murphy~
May 1948-Sometime in 1986-88




~Cry Not For Me~

When I shall die and
Leave behind this earth
I love,
These trees,
This sky,
The everpounding sea,
The yearly hope of spring.
Cry not for me,
Rejoice!
My soul has wings and in its
Freedom
Sings.

by: Joan B. Danziger~


David died with Cancer,
but he is free now!



~Memories Blossom forever in the Garden of the Heart~




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