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Heaven received an angel yesterday early evening and we are now faced with life without our beloved. His memory and legacy will live on in each of us. Anthony was a a beautiful person, such a good and gentle man. He was compassionate, loving and so positive. He was and will always be the great love of my life. It just doesn't seem fair and I can't even begin to wrap my mind and heart around the days ahead, but I must remain strong for our family's sake.
If you are able to contribute any amount to help us with the burial and funeral costs for our beloved Anthony Sr., it would ease our burden in the coming days.
Take the moments you have today to hold your loved ones, enjoy each other's company, share your feelings and say what's on your heart and mind, be real. Kiss each other, hug each other. Give all of yourself to what matters most in this life. Today is all we have, tomorrow is not promised to any of us and well, yesterday is already gone.
WIth heartfelt love and sorrow,
Tami and family
As many of you know, Anthony has battled with prostate cancer for 7 years and has begun the stages of paralysis in his legs due to spinal stenosis brought on by the remnants of cancer mingled within his spinal chord. He is not able to transfer from his wheelchair into our family car anymore and has not been able to venture out anywhere for about three weeks now. Church has become a physical impossibility and the Barocio family would love nothing more than to be able to go on adventures with their loving father, Anthony, but without a Wheelchair assessible van, it's just impossible to go anywhere with the family. They have five children, two of which are still at home - ages 10 & 13. They are also in need of a medical grade filtration system for water that helps create a more alkaline system that helps to fight cancer. While there are many more challenges that they face this summer, they know that God's love shines brightly in the darkest of nights and He is faithful.
They are so very grateful for the continued outpouring
of love and support from their community and they appreciate every kindness that has been shown them during this challenging season of their lives. They would like to say, THANK YOU- to each of you for your love towards them.
PS~This picture was taken a few months ago, when Anthony was able to tranfer from his wheelchair to the car fairly easily. He would love to see this view again!
Heaven received an angel yesterday early evening and we are now faced with life without our beloved. His memory and legacy will live on in each of us. Anthony was a a beautiful person, such a good and gentle man. He was compassionate, loving and so positive. He was and will always be the great love of my life. It just doesn't seem fair and I can't even begin to wrap my mind and heart around the days ahead, but I must remain strong for our family's sake.
If you are able to contribute any amount to help us with the burial and funeral costs for our beloved Anthony Sr., it would ease our burden in the coming days.
Take the moments you have today to hold your loved ones, enjoy each other's company, share your feelings and say what's on your heart and mind, be real. Kiss each other, hug each other. Give all of yourself to what matters most in this life. Today is all we have, tomorrow is not promised to any of us and well, yesterday is already gone.
WIth heartfelt love and sorrow,
Tami and family
As many of you know, Anthony has battled with prostate cancer for 7 years and has begun the stages of paralysis in his legs due to spinal stenosis brought on by the remnants of cancer mingled within his spinal chord. He is not able to transfer from his wheelchair into our family car anymore and has not been able to venture out anywhere for about three weeks now. Church has become a physical impossibility and the Barocio family would love nothing more than to be able to go on adventures with their loving father, Anthony, but without a Wheelchair assessible van, it's just impossible to go anywhere with the family. They have five children, two of which are still at home - ages 10 & 13. They are also in need of a medical grade filtration system for water that helps create a more alkaline system that helps to fight cancer. While there are many more challenges that they face this summer, they know that God's love shines brightly in the darkest of nights and He is faithful.
They are so very grateful for the continued outpouring
of love and support from their community and they appreciate every kindness that has been shown them during this challenging season of their lives. They would like to say, THANK YOU- to each of you for your love towards them.
PS~This picture was taken a few months ago, when Anthony was able to tranfer from his wheelchair to the car fairly easily. He would love to see this view again!
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Tami Barocio
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Maple Valley, WA