It is with the heaviest of hearts that I have to say my dearest mother, Mrs. P has passed away and she is now dancing with her husband. For those who don't know Mrs. P, let me tell you a little about her. November 2023, Mrs. P fell in the kitchen; I was home and immediately ran upstairs and called 911 come to find out she needed a pacemaker. Prior to this fall, Mrs. P was 100% independent and when I say independent, I mean driving to Brooklyn weekly for church and errands, driving to the bank, doing all her food shopping for the week etc... Needless to say, she wasn't your typical 87 year old, she was in better shape than people our age, and again, if you know her, you KNOW this to be true.

On January 6th, 2025 just after 6 PM right after my husband and I left, my husband got a call from the hospital informing him that she passed away. We immediately got out of the car and went back into the hospital to say our final goodbyes. Although I am still in shock and do not believe this is real, I do (however) accept that she is not in any pain and that she has finally been reunited with her husband, who she lost just about 20 years ago.

Although one is never prepared for the death of a loved one, we as well are not prepared to say our final goodbyes. We are asking for donations to go towards a proper burial for my beloved mother-in-law. Please know, no donation is too small and each and every donation is greatly appreciated.

Please consider helping my husband and I give my mother-in-law the burial she deserves. Mrs. P has been a staple in her family and has gone above and beyond for everyone, every people she did not know.

Mrs. P, you will be missed beyond measures, but we cannot be selfish at this time. Mrs. P we are so happy you are now dancing with your husband again however, here on Earth, you will be missed more than you know. I love you baby!