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| Roger H. - Dec 27,2007 |
BROTHER MICKEY
IT WAS DECEMBER 10TH,2007,
WHEN MY BROTHER MICKEY
WENT TO HEAVEN
HE WAS ONLY HERE TO AGE 54,
NOT MANY PEOPLE HAS DONE
AS MUCH OR MORE
ONE WOULD THINK THAT HE HAD
GODS CALL
THE WAY HE LOVED AND CARED FOR ALL
HE WAS AN ANGEL,SOME WOULD SAY,
BUT WHAT I LOVED ABOUT HIM, HE WAS
A GOOD MAN EVERYDAY
AT HIS FUNERAL, OH THERE WAS MANY,
A GREAT TRIBUTE TO THE MAN THAT GAVE PLENTY
AND NOW,THE PAIN WILL BE NO MORE,
FOR HE HAS WALKED THRU HEAVENS DOOR
FOR ALL THE METAL THAT MICKEY SOLD,
I BET HE`S SMILE`N AND PLAYING WITH GOLD
I WAS SAD, BUT HAPPY TO KNOW
WHERE MY BROTHER MICKEY`S SOUL WOULD GO
HERE`S A WISH WE ALL SHOULD MAKE, BE MORE
LIKE MICKEY, GIVE MORE THAN YOU TAKE
TO ALL THAT KNEW HIM, I WANT YOU TO REMEMBER
OUR BROTHER MICKEY WENT TO BE WITH THE LORD,
THE 10TH OF DECEMBER
NOW, NOT MUCH TO SAY,
BUT HALALUWJA, DAY AFTER DAY
LOVE YOU ALWAYS, ROGER
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This is a poem wrote by a very good friends of ours:
If I should die tomorrow,
There's something I need to say.
If I should die tomorrow,
Know that I loved you each and every day.
If I should die tomorrow,
Remember the good and not the bad.
If I should die tomorrow,
Cherish the moments that we had.
If I should die tomorrow,
A piece of you I take with me.
If I should die tomorrow,
Think of how peaceful I will be.
If I should die tomorrow,
I'll miss you oh so much.
If I should die tomorrow,
I'd never forget your kind and gentle touch.
If I should die tomorrow,
An angel I hope to be.
If I should die tomorrow,
I'd protect and watch over you eternally.
If I should die tomorrow,
No regret's, sorrow or shame.
If I should die tomorrow,
I'd thank God for no more pain.
If I Should Die Tomorrow
By Steve Franklin
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A wonderful testimony by one of Mickey's Niece's. Tiffany Powell
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Hey!!!I thought I would remind you about that
1963 yellow corvette you took to my dads'
house when we were just kids.That always
amazed me how those front tires came off the
ground when you took off!! I would still love to race,
I sure would love that.That's what I remember about you
most besides all that candy mom wouldn't let us have.
I remember you always hugging and kissing us.
Mickey you always treated us like your own and
I love you for that.I wish we could have all stayed
the same .We never stopped loving you for that and
we all still love you so much! I still see you as the closed
uncle I've ever had I just wish I had so much more to say.
I love my aunt and my cousins,but it really doesn't
seem to be as that matters any more.I hope
Jackie reads this to you it would mean so much to me.
I do have alot of emotions and I can never let them show.
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