Paul’s Grace Message

While I was alive in my mother’s womb,
And my life was taken from me too soon.
God did, You ever have a plan for me?
If You did, I guess it was never meant to be.
Lord You must have known I’d never be born,
even before, I was ever formed.
If only I’d had the chance to say,
Mom couldn’t you just give me away.
I wonder if you ever think about what you’ve done,
Since it turned out to be I was your only son.
I wish I had known what it would have been like,
If I’d ever been able to ride a bike.
Or to run and play with other little boys,
And had a lot of friends and a lot of toys.
And grown up to have Children all of my own,
But that is too late “I’m already home’:

By – Connie Spivey

Connie Spivey, 79, went home to be with the Lord on Sunday, July 11, 2010. Funeral: 1:30 p.m. Saturday in Mount Olivet Chapel. Interment: Mount Olivet Cemetery. Connie was born July 7, 1931, in Valliant, Okla., and moved to Texas when she was 17 years old. Connie was an active member of Grace Bible Church of Fort Worth. Survivors: Husband of 57 years, Cecil Spivey; son, Alvin Spivey and wife, Brenda; daughter, Brenda Salem and husband, Guy; grandchildren, Angie, Eric, Courtney and John; great-grandchildren, Cody, Kyle, Taylor and Scarlett; brothers, Richard, Gerald, James and Vernon; sister, Jean; several nieces and nephews, including Lana Pettit; and beloved sister-in-law, Sue Ashlock.

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While laying in this hospital, thinking of the past,
I didn’t think smoking could destroy you so fast.

The Doctor say I’m dying and I’m still young,
But when I started smoking I thought it was so fun.

My family tried to tell me, I would die before my time.

Why didn’t I stop and listen why was I so blind.

I soon found out that what they said, all of it was true,
If you are thinking about smoking, thank about what I’ve said,

Since you may soon like me, find yourself in a hospital bed.

And Doctors bending over you and, you will hear them say,
We are going to have to tell him? As they quietly walk away.

We wish there were something, we could do for this young man,
We’ll just have to tell his family, we have done we can.

You see I thought I knew it all, but the day has finally come,
For I have lived a wasted life, with only myself to blame,

Even though I know the Lord, all I can do now is cry,
t’s so sad to leave my family, and I’m to young to die.

By – Connie Spivey

Connie Spivey, 79, went home to be with the Lord on Sunday, July 11, 2010. Funeral: 1:30 p.m. Saturday in Mount Olivet Chapel. Interment: Mount Olivet Cemetery. Connie was born July 7, 1931, in Valliant, Okla., and moved to Texas when she was 17 years old. Connie was an active member of Grace Bible Church of Fort Worth. Survivors: Husband of 57 years, Cecil Spivey; son, Alvin Spivey and wife, Brenda; daughter, Brenda Salem and husband, Guy; grandchildren, Angie, Eric, Courtney and John; great-grandchildren, Cody, Kyle, Taylor and Scarlett; brothers, Richard, Gerald, James and Vernon; sister, Jean; several nieces and nephews, including Lana Pettit; and beloved sister-in-law, Sue Ashlock.

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