The Pagan Space Funeral & Memorial Page - All In Loving Memory Of All Who Passed On!.

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For everyone and anyone who lost a loved one in there families & friends to have them remembered here forever!. All are welcomed to post freely there loved ones here so there memory of them will live on by passing on your thoughts memories to others

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This Funeral Page Is For All In Loving Memory!.

You are welcomed to use this chat box above!.

Greetings!.

This site group is opened to all to post there loved ones here and may all who do. There passing's will always be remembered here for all eternity!.

This is a memorial page for all the people of paganspace.net for all who have lost there loved ones and to always be remembered here. If you are going to post here remember by doing so, there memory will live on through others who reads it!.

For all those who are now gone will always be remembered here forever in our thoughts, hearts and minds as well as prayers!. We all have lost someone in our lives at one time or another. So I made this group page for those who have lost someone in some way or another!.. This is also a very good outlet for yourself to let out your grievings and morning of loss!. We all have been there even I myself have!.

So I post the years for your tears to keep your memories here alive,
as the time goes by I keep your thoughts alive by posting my loving memories,
my thoughts are here and they will not ever disappear even long after I am gone. They will thrive and will always survive on this group I will post,
I feel the tears indeed but my heart is here to grow!.

So Long For Now Til We Will Meet Again In The End.
Poem by Joseph R. Calandra

You look so peaceful lying there
With your hands folded upon your chest.
You look like you are sleeping
But you are at eternal rest.
So Long For Now.
So Long For Now Til We Will Meet Again In The End

Not a hair out of place,
Your make-up nicely done,
A beautiful smile upon your lips -
For now you are with Absalom.
When someone special passes on
It does not mean they are gone,
Though they are no longer with us
Their memory still lives on in this posting.
It hurts so much to lose a friend -
Especially one that is trustworthy and kind.
Even tho you were that special friend,
A rare and special find.
Even tho you will always be with me
in my heart
In spirit and in mind.
You will always have a special place in me
Forever until the end of time.
Even tho, I will not say "Good-bye".
This is not the end.
So I will just say, "So long..."
Until we meet again.
So Long For Now Til We Will Meet Again In The End.

If you have lost someone that you loved or know about it post it here and may they always be remembered here for who they were and will always be missed but never forgotten!.

Please note:
Post in one of the years of any of the postings of your deceased loved ones by year!.

Post in the year of death of loved ones below!..

All years start from the 1900's and til now the present!.

To post in the beginning of 2009 of your deceased loved ones
click here!.

To view or to pay your respects to the people of September 11th 2001 memorial click here!.

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Comment by Rev. Carol A. Ingle AKA Raven 15 hours ago: Interesting articale to read!

Why reburial won't work

Some people claim that reburying ancient "pagan" bones is more respectful.

There are several problems with this:

We don't know what burial rites they would have preferred

If you rebury them with their grave-goods, it's very likely that the grave may be looted

Even if we know where and how they were buried, we do not necessarily know if they subscribed to the religious rites according to which they were buried, nor do we know what liturgy was used
We do not know that any ritual we perform for them would be acceptable

We do not know if contemporary Pagan beliefs are similar to Neolithic, Bronze Age, or even Iron Age beliefs

The original site is often no longer available as a burial place
Studying them means we can find out more about them - how they lived, where they were born, what illnesses they had - which is the nearest you can get to reconstructing their actual identity

Scientific techniques that will be available in the future for bone analysis will be better than those available now

If you accept the hypothesis that the bones have some "spirit" residing in them, that spirit might be pleased to be getting all the attention from archaeologists and museum staff

Respect does not automatically equate to reburial - it can also mean remembering the dead

Some cultures believe that once the grave site has been disturbed, it cannot be re-consecrated

There were radically different burial customs in the past - excarnation, display in burial mounds, cremation, and so on - which presumably reflected different beliefs about the body and consciousness (though we can only guess what those beliefs might be by using ethnographic parallels)

Many ancient cultures (e.g. the Egyptians and the Norse) believed that the continuation of the name of the deceased was very important. When the Egyptians wanted to erase someone from history, they removed their name from all the monuments. Reburying the ancient dead resigns them to oblivion once more.

Everyone in modern Britain is descended from ancient people, and no cultural affinity between modern Pagans and ancient people can be proven, so Pagans have no more right to say what happens to their bones than anyone else.

Comment by Rev. Carol A. Ingle AKA Raven on November 18, 2009 at 7:49pm

Comment by MidnyteSun on November 15, 2009 at 1:13pm: I have lost many who meant the world to me. I just want to say it's great to have somewhere to express that lost with others who might understand.

Comment by AmethJera on November 13, 2009 at 12:23am: I want to remember my friend JD. Some of you remember him as John Denver. John was my friend for nearly 25 years when he died-a quarter of a century. There were good times and bad times for both of us. I loved him more than I should have, but then again he loved me more than I deserved. I still hear from his mother, Erma a couple times a year. She's a gracious and wonderful woman.

Comment by Rev. Carol A. Ingle AKA Raven on November 11, 2009 at 12:39pm

Comment by Joanne Moloney on November 11, 2009 at 12:39pm: Joe, heartfelt thanks for sharing such a beautiful personal poem. Blessings

Comment by Prince of darkness on November 11, 2009 at 12:16pm: Remembering the Victims of 9/11/2001

Does heaven have a phone number?
Mommy went to heaven,
but I need her here today.
My tummy hurts and I fell down;
I need her right away.
Operator, can you tell me
how to find her in this book?
Is heaven in the yellow part?
I don't know where to look.
I think my daddy needs her too,
at night I hear him cry.
I hear him call her name sometimes,
but I really don't know why.
Maybe if I call her,
she will hurry home to me.
Is heaven very far away?
Is it across the sea?
She's been gone a long, long time-
she needs to come home now!
I really need to reach her.
I simply don't know how.
Help me find the number, please.
Is it listed under "heaven"?
I can't read these big, big words;
I am only seven.
I'm sorry, operator,
I didn't mean to make you cry.
Is your tummy hurting too--
or is there something in your eye?
If I call my church
maybe they will know.
Mommy said when we need help
that's where we should go.
I found the number to my church
tacked up on the wall.
Thank you, operator
I'll give them a call.

All in loving memory of my nephew - Mathew Peter Lanzer who wrote this poem in 2001 when he was a little boy - Mathew Peter Lanzer R.I.P.
http://MatthewPeterLanzer.homestead.com

Thanks for reading my nephews poem!.

I will always love you and miss you my nephew.
With love,
Your uncle Joe

Comment by Joanne Moloney on November 11, 2009 at 4:04am: Thank you so much for the invite Joe. Brightest blessings my friend

Comment by Wolven Witch on November 10, 2009 at 11:16pm: Thank you Prince of Darkness for this group. I'm still mourning the loss of my grandparents (They all passed away around the same time, for different reasons and in different parts of the province) and that was a few years ago.

Bright Blessings.

Remember those who have fallen, so we would not - Canadian Remembrance Day is tomorrow. Please, regardless of where you live, take your time and send a prayer to our fallen heroes.

Comment by Prince of darkness on November 10, 2009 at 9:36pm: Grief that won’t go.

It may seem like your grief won’t go. You may have been grieving for some time and see no change in the intensity of your feelings.

Joe, Will it always be like this?

The answer is no, things will change, you will come through the grieving process. It is only human nature that we Grief over a passing of someone who is gone, even me or you have had or will have it at one time or another.

There is a lot of information that you can use to help you through the grieving process that I will be posting. Grief that won’t go needs more information and more action so that you can better understand the grieving process and use the words of others here at the group to help you through it all.

I have included some information here in my postings about the grieving process which I think you will find very useful in my postings!.

Thanks and may your grieving process be over come some day!.

In all loving memory of all who have passed on!.
Joe