IN MEMORIAM ELIZABETH (LIBBY) RUSH
RUSH
Elizabeth (Libby)
Taken away on the feast of Our Lady's Assumption,
Joined and carried by three, ten and one of your children,
Taken away by evil minds,
Welcomed and embraced by a crying God Almighty.
You left so sudden I didn't say goodbye,
No time to hold your soft and giving hand,
Not even kiss those soft and tender lips,
Nor hold you close in a final embrace in a body next to mine.
I now have your presence all around,
And feel your aura wrapped in a blanket of love,
The wind on my lips is your soft kiss,
And whispers in my ear.
You walk in front of me, behind me and beside me,
Holding my hand and guiding myself,
And the children you gave me,
I walk in your footstep which will lead me to you one beautiful day,
And I thank you for the privilege of loving me.
From Lawrence with all my love.
In loving memory of Mum and Granny Libby who died on 15th August 1998.
Always remembered and missed by your children Siobhan, Anthony, Andrew and grandchildren Niamh, Malachy and Cathaoir.
Belfast and San Francisco.
History says, don't hope,
On this side of the grave,
But then once in a lifetime,
The longed-for tidal wave,
Of justice can rise up
And hope and history rhyme.
So hope for a great sea-change,
On the far side of revenge,
Believe that a farther shore,
Is reachable from here.
Believe in miracles
And cures and healing wells.
Seamus Heaney
Chorus from
The Cure at Troy - 1977.
Love Andrew and Orla.
August 15th 1998. Cruelly sacrificed with 28 other innocent souls on that most brutal day.
"Treasured then, treasured now,"
Remembered by her special friend and sister-in-law Joan.
"Finally found safe in the arms of Jesus."
Will never be forgotten, Joan, Hugh, Mark, Patrick, Katherine, Peter and Nico.
Remembered always and sadly missed by her sisters-in-law, brothers-in-law, nieces and nephews. From the Rush family.
Antrim, Omagh, Enniskillen, England and Dublin.
Elizabeth (Libby)
Taken away on the feast of Our Lady's Assumption,
Joined and carried by three, ten and one of your children,
Taken away by evil minds,
Welcomed and embraced by a crying God Almighty.
You left so sudden I didn't say goodbye,
No time to hold your soft and giving hand,
Not even kiss those soft and tender lips,
Nor hold you close in a final embrace in a body next to mine.
I now have your presence all around,
And feel your aura wrapped in a blanket of love,
The wind on my lips is your soft kiss,
And whispers in my ear.
You walk in front of me, behind me and beside me,
Holding my hand and guiding myself,
And the children you gave me,
I walk in your footstep which will lead me to you one beautiful day,
And I thank you for the privilege of loving me.
From Lawrence with all my love.
In loving memory of Mum and Granny Libby who died on 15th August 1998.
Always remembered and missed by your children Siobhan, Anthony, Andrew and grandchildren Niamh, Malachy and Cathaoir.
Belfast and San Francisco.
History says, don't hope,
On this side of the grave,
But then once in a lifetime,
The longed-for tidal wave,
Of justice can rise up
And hope and history rhyme.
So hope for a great sea-change,
On the far side of revenge,
Believe that a farther shore,
Is reachable from here.
Believe in miracles
And cures and healing wells.
Seamus Heaney
Chorus from
The Cure at Troy - 1977.
Love Andrew and Orla.
August 15th 1998. Cruelly sacrificed with 28 other innocent souls on that most brutal day.
"Treasured then, treasured now,"
Remembered by her special friend and sister-in-law Joan.
"Finally found safe in the arms of Jesus."
Will never be forgotten, Joan, Hugh, Mark, Patrick, Katherine, Peter and Nico.
Remembered always and sadly missed by her sisters-in-law, brothers-in-law, nieces and nephews. From the Rush family.
Antrim, Omagh, Enniskillen, England and Dublin.
Further Information
Publisher: ULSTER HERALD
Ref: UH/0509
Published Date: 12-Aug-99
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