
Lynn Gendusa
Columnist at La Grange News
Columnist for LaGrange Daily News, LaGrange, GA Blogger for Huff Post
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4 days ago |
nowhabersham.com | Lynn Gendusa
Watching the rainfall on this spring day, I recall a scene from late August 1975, which still produces laughter. At the time, we were living in an apartment in Moultrie, Georgia, and I was expecting my third child to arrive any day. My oldest daughter, Amy, was on her way home from public kindergarten. Her almost two-year-old sister, Heather, and I were strolling toward the front of the complex to meet Amy when she got off the bus.
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5 days ago |
mdjonline.com | Lynn Gendusa
My mother, Elizabeth, passed away almost 15 years ago, but her presence is still vivid in my life. When I converse with others who have experienced a similar loss, we all echo the same sentiment. We find solace in the cherished memories they left us and the enduring effects of their love. My dreams often bring my mother back to me, offering comfort and reassurance. Sometimes, I wake up feeling a pang of sadness, wishing that the dream was a reality and she was still with me.
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1 week ago |
lagrangenews.com | Lynn Gendusa
Published 9:20 am Wednesday, May 7, 2025 My mother, Elizabeth, passed away almost 15 years ago, but her presence is still vivid in my life. When I converse with others who have experienced a similar loss, we all echo the same sentiment. We find solace in the cherished memories they left us and the enduring effects of their love. My dreams often bring my mother back to me, offering comfort and reassurance.
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1 week ago |
mdjonline.com | Lynn Gendusa
Pope Francis died the morning after Easter. Does anyone else see how prophetic the timing was? How perfect for the man who believed he was merely a pastor, a servant, a defender of the poor and marginalized among us. Although I am not Catholic, I greatly appreciate the faithful and courageous spiritual leaders among us. Pope Francis, like Jesus, chose simplicity over ornateness and championed the cause of the forgotten and downtrodden.
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1 week ago |
nowhabersham.com | Lynn Gendusa
My mother, Elizabeth, passed away almost 15 years ago, but her presence is still vivid in my life. When I converse with others who have experienced a similar loss, we all echo the same sentiment. We find solace in the cherished memories they left us and the enduring effects of their love. My dreams often bring my mother back to me, offering comfort and reassurance. Sometimes, I wake up feeling a pang of sadness, wishing that the dream was a reality and she was still with me.
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