Tom's Journal. http://tomschuckmanjournal.blogspot.com/ tschuckman@aol.com
Dear Readers and Friends,
The Woodstock Nursing Home in Kenosha, WI just called up on the land phone to tell me that my dear wife, Sharon L. Schuckman, just passed away a few minutes ago with breathing problems and low blood pressure. They said that when they check on Sharon earlier this morning that she said she felt good, and they also told me that she did not suffer any pain. I know that Sharon is in heaven now, and I am so very alone. I just saw her 2 days ago and played a game of chess with her, etc.
Prayers for me are requested. I am very depressed, and can barely type thru my tears. This is a very sad day in my life.
We had made plans for our funerals, etc., plus I had specific 'Power of Attorney' over my wife, and visa versa in case of such emergencies, etc., and Sharon wanted her body donated to the University of Wisconsin- Medicine, for research-- her wishes, and I will comply. I am in a quandary as to what to do right now.
Tom Schuckman
tschuckman@aol.com
Union Grove, WI
Saturday, April 9, 2011
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Debbie from Kenosha, said:|
Oh dear Tom. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Sharon is in the arms of Jesus; all if her worries and ills are wiped away. We are left to grieve and hold our lives together. Celebrate the life that you and Sharon once had together. You are a young man; your life will go on. God bless.
Oh Tom... I am so very sorry! I know the loneliness you must feel and my heart is breaking for you. We are here to bear one anothers burdens and I will keep you and your family in prayer. Hold fast to Psalm 34:18 "The LORD is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit." Love in Christ,
Mary Ann
Bob C. said:
Tom hang in there. There is a reason for every think, God be with you.
Bob C
Greyhound Two '69-'70
Please accept my sincere condolences.I know there are no words to ease your pain,no matter how well intended they are. May Jesus help see you through this difficult time. Many hugs to you and your family...
Dear Tom
I come to offer you my condolences at this very sad time in your life. May God help you through this anguishing grief.
I am so sorry for your loss. I have prayed for you and the repose of your wife's soul.
God bless you!
Jeanie
Tom, my sincere condolences on your sad loss. I wish you strength in the days, weeks and months to come. I cannot imagine what you are going through, and hope that my few words will help you in some small measure.
Guido
I am so sorry for your loss. I pray the Lord surrounds you with His comfort, mercy, and grace. I pray that He would be very close to you and you would feel His presence. I pray He would guide you through your time of mourning and you would draw strength from Him every moment. I pray every memory of your wife would be cherished as a blessing and I pra you would be surrounded with friends and family to help you through this time. In His precious name, Amen.
May Sharon Rest In Peace.
Tom, mine and my family's prayers are with you both and your family.
Sharon is now in the company of Our Lord and enjoying an Heavenly existence free of pain and discomfort.
Please know that you are not alone and that many are with you in prayer and spirit.
Tom, I'm so sorry for the loss of your precious Sharon. My heart is with you as you go through this difficult time. Sharon is in complete peace and comfort now in the arms of our sweet Lord and Saviour. She's home, Tom. Please find comfort in that knowledge. You will be ok, and you'll have my prayers for comfort.
Sending my sympathy in the loss of Sharon.
My sincere condolences Tom. God has a plan for all of us. She will rest in peace.
Jimmy
Carolyn Elkins, from FL, said:
Tom, I'm so sorry. I just now got on the computer and saw your facebook post. I am glad she is home now, but I feel so bad for you my friend. I pray God's comfort and peace, and that He give you everything you need. Most of us internet friends may live a far distance Tom, but know we are all holding you close in our hearts now.
Carolyn
"The subject of the second coming of Christ has never been popular to any but the true believer."
Billy Graham
From Ragman- 240th AHC Crew Chief:
Hello Tom,
Cecelia and I are very sorry to hear the news of your loss and although no words are adequate at this time which will lessen your grief, we do extend to you are deepest sympathy at this time. Sharon knew how fortunate she was to have a husband that loved her in time of sickness and in health and you lived up to your vows, Tom. You and Sharon's soul will be in our thoughts and prayers and we hope in time you will once again concentrate on the great times you and she had together. God bless you, Tom, we are thinking of you.
Joe 'Ragman' And Cecelia Tarnovsky
In a message dated 4/9/2011 12:45:05 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, tschuckman@aol.com writes:
I am so sorry Tom. I lost my first wife 17 years ago and understand how hard this is. I pray for the Holy Spirit to be present with you during this difficult season. I will continue to ask Him to comfort you and give you wisdom.
Barb Weber said:
Dear Tom
I am so sorry to hear this news. In reading through some of your blog posts since getting in touch with you, I saw that Sharon was very sick for quite a while. Deepest sympathy goes out to you, your children and Sharons family as well. I could see from your posts just how much you loved her. You were her healthcare advocate and she was lucky to have a spouse who cared for her so deeply and dearly... but also a spouse who demanded and saw to the best treatment and care possible. She knew Jesus Christ and had a personal relationship with him. I know you take comfort in that as it is of the utmost importance for any true Christian. God bless you and know that you are in my family's prayers tonight.
Barbara Weber
Mark Hoppe, said:
Tom sorry about your loss and Heaven's Gain... I have been so busy the last week with a missionary friend that I haven't had time to go on FB or read my e-mail. Heaven will be your home someday also. Look to Jesus for comfort in you time of grieving and need.'s..
(Col 3:2) Set your affection on things above,
Tom, my thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time.
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