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Roger Selena In Loving Memory Of Roger’s Family Wife Loretta ‘Lori’ Jones Don’t think of them as gone away— Children Their journey’s just begun, Darius Emery & Samira Jones Life holds so many facets— and preceded by daughter Patty This earth is only one… Just think of them as resting Siblings From the sorrows and the tears Wilson ‘Boots’ Emery William ‘Bill’ Emery A place of warmth and comfort Eileen ‘Toonie’ Lunderman Where there are no days and years. Carolyn ‘Pie’ Richards Think how they must be wishing That we could know today How nothing but our sadness Can really pass away. Selena’s Family And think of them as living In the hearts of those they touched… Parents For nothing loved is ever lost— Alice Medicine Eagle And they were loved so much. Darius Emery Siblings Luna & Sky Medicine Eagle Sadie & Alex Emery Grandparents Roger George & Esther Medicine Eagle Loretta ‘Lori’ Jones and Selena In Loving Memory Of In Loving Memory Of Roger Emery Selena August 13, 1941 ~ October 3, 2017 SGU Multipurpose Building Loretta Lynn Pallbearers Mission, South Dakota Lyle Lehmann Lance Lehmann Tuesday - October 10, 2017 Medicine Eagle Rosary at 6:30pm Marshall Knife Nick Emery May 6, 2013 ~ October 3, 2017 Wake services at 7pm James Richards Eric Emery Veteran’s Final Roll Call @ 9pm Pallbearers Honorary Bearers Robb Clairmont George Medicine Eagle III All Veterans, Relatives & Friends Leon Shields, Jr. Toy Medicine Eagle When Tomorrow Starts Without Me Wednesday - October 11, 2017 @ 1pm Honorary Bearers SGU Multipurpose Building When tomorrow starts without me, Wakanyeja Class of 2018 Mission, South Dakota And I’m not there to see; If the sun should rise and find your eyes, All filled with tears for me. Little Angels : I wish so much you wouldn’t cry, The way you do each day, The Rev. Dr. Lauren R. Stanley When God calls little children While thinking of the many things, Senior Catechist Errol Geboe To dwell with Him above, We didn’t get to say. We mortals sometimes question Pastor Gabriel Medicine Eagle The wisdom of this love. I know how much you love me, For no heartache compares As much as I love you; Fr. Jacob Boddicker, S.J. And each time that you think of me, With the death of one small child Please know I miss you, too. Who does so much to make our world Seem wonderful and mild. But when tomorrow starts without me, Keith Horse Looking Perhaps God tires of calling Please try to understand, The aged to his fold, That an Angel came and called my name, So he picks a rosebud And took me by the hand. Skeeter Leader Charge Before it can grow old. The Angel said a place was ready, God knows how much we need them In heaven up above; And so He takes but few And that I’d have to leave behind, To make the land of heaven All those I truly love. More beautiful to view. I had so much to live for, Believing this is difficult So much yet to do. Little Soldier Cemetery Still somehow we must try. It seemed almost impossible, Old Ring Thunder, SD The saddest word mankind knows That I was leaving you. Will always be “Good-bye.” When tomorrow starts without me, So when a little child departs, Don’t think we’re far apart; Military Honors by the Sicangu Lakota Warriors We who are left behind, For every time you think of me, Must realize God loves children, I’m right here in your heart. Angels are hard to find. .
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