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Finding My Banana Bread Man
A Journey Through Mourning
John (Jack) Edward
Orler
June 15, 1949 – July 31, 2005
Because he has been here, I will be different than
I would have been. I will have to become his legacy.
He travels with me into tomorrow.
He may have died, but love never ends.
Jack at age four - circa 1953
John (Jack) Orler & John R. Davis
Were a “Real Item”. Witness a life remembered
in John’s legacy to
Jack entitled
Finding My Banana Bread Man
A
Journey Through Mourning
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“It doesn’t seem possible at the time,
but you can transcend grief.” – Davis
Finding My Banana Bread Man
Is a love story that:
- guides people mourning the loss of a loved one
- takes them through shock, despair,
and loneliness
- inspires all those who support them in their life-changing
journeys
"Beauty that dies the soonest has the longest life.
Because it cannot keep itself for a day,
we keep it forever.
Because it can have existence only in memory,
we give it
immortality there.”
~Bertha Damon (A Sense of Humus)
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Memories Of Green
When frost has taken life from you
Erased and snatched what you grew
Remember how the sun would shine
How the rain would feed the vines
Death becomes what can be seen
But you have Memories Of Green
Jack – fifty-five
years old - 2004
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