peace in grieving

I don't know her, I don't know her family that well, I don't know much. All I know is that her story has already started off very interesting. Her brother died after birth, God helped her to live, they were brought into the world together yet he left without her, he left her here in this sin filled world while he rests. I know their grandfather, thats really all I know of the family and I barely know him. All I know is that he inspired me to find peace in grieving no matter how horrible it is. He lost his very first grandson, his lineage, his blood, and I know it had to hurt.

He sent us an email which described people in the Bible who had lost something or someone very dear and didn't know why. That was the point, we don't have to know why. Then he talked about his grandson and all the hopes he had for him and that they won't amount to anything but blessed is he who sees now what we strive to see. This young being so quickly returning to his creator, sees only what we imagine to see in the glorious kingdom. The beautiful thing is no matter what we will be reunited with the ones we lost and still love. His sister, having the same birthday, the same almost everything will meet him for the first time with her eyes completely uncovered.

My heart hurts for them, the family, and all touched by this. As he said in the email "See you in the morning" I guess everyone we have missed and everyone gone from this world, to my grandmother, uncle, aunt, my grandfathers and grandmother that I've yet to meet, I will see you in the morning.