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That You May Not Grieve
Stories
Shining Moments
Visions Of The Holy In Ordinary Lives
John Sumwalt
Diane was eight years old when her brother Larry died. Larry was nine. They had always been close. Diane followed her older brother everywhere. They helped their dad and mom on the farm, cared for the animals, chased each other around the buildings, played hide-and-seek in the hay mow, and rambled through the meadow and the woods behind the barn. Diane would confess years later that she had been a bit of a tomboy.
Diane was eight years old when her brother Larry died. Larry was nine. They had always been close. Diane followed her older brother everywhere. They helped their dad and mom on the farm, cared for the animals, chased each other around the buildings, played hide-and-seek in the hay mow, and rambled through the meadow and the woods behind the barn. Diane would confess years later that she had been a bit of a tomboy.
