Music for Mom

Louise Onciul played Amazing Grace as we entered the hall......I did not hear one note, I'm sure it sounded very nice.  

Emily is such a little trooper(although she's not so little anymore).....I can't count the times I've been so proud of her, this is another.  She played the piano twice during the service.  How Great Thou Art, and an Elvis piece(of course).....Love Me Tender was the second piece Emily played.

AUDIO FOR...HER SONG

Written and sang by Daylan Wizniuk (our Son.....SO PROUD of him)

HER SONG

She was a daughter,

Loyal and proud of where she came from

Oh She loved them,

Cause they raised her with a big strong heart

She was a sister,

Always ready to help lend a lending hand

And they grew together,

Picking up each other when they fell down

Chorus:

And its her records playing those old western tunes

As her soft feet shuffled along

And its 1 2 3 as we dances around the room through the night, through the night

 

She was a mother,

Of two beautiful kids that she raised

And she taught them,

All the differences between right and wrong

She was a wife,

To that farming man she adored

And they loved,

like no one I’ve ever seen before

Chrous:

And its her records playing those old western tunes

As her soft feet shuffled along

And its 1 2 3 as we danced in the room

And its a spruce guitar, playing those old Presley tunes

As her soft feet shuffled along

And its 1 2 3 as he spins her around that beautiful back porch

She was a grandmother

Too a bunch of rowdy kids

She watched us,

As we explored her beautiful yard

She never had her own song,

But it would be.....

Loved ones playing cards,

Trees filling up the front yard

Gardening in the summers heat,

Putting up her tried feet

Apron covered with flour,

Happily baking for hours

Kissing that farming man,

Holding her children’s hands

Chorus:

And its her records playing those old country tunes

As her soft feet shuffled along

And its 1 2 3 as we dancing around

And its a spruce guitar, playing those old presley tunes

As her soft feet shuffled along

And its 1 2 3 as he spins her around that old back porch

Its bagpipes playing amazing grace,

Those soft feet have moved on

And its 1 2 3 as we dance now for her,

Dance for her. 

Sid & Shirley Smith ended the service by playing Amazing Grace.....Mom's service started and ended with this piece, very fitting.