My mother-in-law

Great is Thy faithfulness, Oh God my Father~ I am thankful for a godly mother-in-law. Mine passed away 35 years ago tomorrow after a short but terrible battle with bone cancer. She was a brave, non-complaining woman. Bruce, her husband, (my father-in-law) took her back and forth to Champaign for several days in a row for radiation. That was before we had anything like that in Danville. She took mild pain medicine (no one really knew how to cover cancer pain back then). I loved her very much. She welcomed me into the family without question. She had 7 children. Ann was the oldest (she passed in 1993), Mike, my husband was the next, two years younger, then 2 years again and here came Robin. Then Pat, then John, then Katy and then Kelly who was born when Mike was in Germany in the army. Ann was born in 1942 and Kelly in 1966. Big old spread, but Ann and Kelly were close. We all loved each other. And had a great time together. My father-in-law passed right after Katy got married. He died in California at his brother Bill's house. Sad days for us. But, we are the REESE FAMILY. And we are ONE>