Kathleen A. Wagner,
1969 - 1987
Kathy, honey, my little fuzz:
Even though you gave up your life when we were
teenagers, you left behind countless blessings.
Now it’s my turn to give back to you. It’s my
honor—a true gift and blessing—to tell your (our)
story, and to share with others how we’ve grown
together, and healed each other from one dimension
to the next, despite our apparent “distance.”
I wouldn’t be the person I am today—a fulfilled
wife and mother of two, a successful
businesswoman—if it wasn’t for you and our
relationship since you journeyed back to heaven.
I’ve never doubted that you left this physical
plane to help those you love from the other side;
your angelic imprint is everywhere and a constant
in our lives. It’s so obvious at times that it’s
downright comical! Thank you for caring for us so
deeply, and for being my inspiration, role model,
guidance councilor (and I mean, in every sense of
the word), and best friend.
I hope you enjoy this journey back in time for the
purpose of helping others achieve what we have—a
joyous two-way connection in which I continue your
work here on Earth (living for two, baby!), and
you never cease guiding, entertaining, and
blessing us beyond belief. You are my secret
weapon, my staunchest ally, my heavenly eyes and
ears. I can’t wait to share with readers all
you’ve taught me so that they, too, can have what
we have with their loved ones who have “passed
on.”
I have experienced moments of intense pain
reliving your passing for this book, but you’ve
shown me over the years that it’s all part of the
canvas of a beautiful life. Death is, after all, a
part of life for all of us. I’ve come to see that
it’s not some horrible “end” to be feared but a
true beginning to be celebrated. Thank you for
showing me how to celebrate life after life, and
for the profound understanding that passing from
this world to yours is a blessing. A magical and
mystical blessing.
I love you so very much, my forever angel sister.
From my heart and soul to yours.
Now, let’s go forth and spread a little of your
stardust…
Love always,
GYB, Your Little Sis
Thanksgiving, 2009
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