Notes left behind: Elena Desserich’s dying notes of comfort

clugs on Thu, 29th Oct 2009 12:10 am 

If you didn’t tear up reading this, something is terribly wrong with you. What a sweet little girl, may God look after her.

Stephanie on Thu, 29th Oct 2009 2:04 am 

It’s times like these that I hope there is a God for someone to look after her and that she is at peace, but at the same time question why beautiful angels like Elena are taken away from this world oh so too early.

Julian on Thu, 29th Oct 2009 2:48 am 

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Robin on Thu, 29th Oct 2009 5:18 am 

What a wonderful little girl Lena must have been. My heart goes out to her family for their loss of such a precious little angel.

cindy on Wed, 4th Nov 2009 11:58 pm 

GOD never closes a door that HE doesn’t open a window. With this liitle girl HE did just that. You may think what a waste of a prescious life to be taken so young. For some GOD alows them to accomplish their life tasks sooner than others. Elena’s life task obviously was to bring happiness to her family and others. Through her notes other lives have been and will continue to be touched ones that would not have been ordinarily. GOD places HIS angles amongst us all the time and she was definitely one of them. I’m only sorry I never met her but after seeing and reading her notes I feel like I have.
Thank you Eleana for such a beautiful gift that you shared not only with your mom, dad and grace but with the rest of us. I’m glad your in heaven watching out for us.

:) on Thu, 5th Nov 2009 3:21 am 

That’s so sad that a girl that little to pass away May She Rest In Peace . . . . . . . .crys

:) on Thu, 5th Nov 2009 3:25 am 

That Is So Sweet That She Took So Many Hours And Days Making Those Love Letters . . Its Like She Knew She Was Going To Die Or Something.I Bet She Is Happy Up There In Heaven . . . . .Sorry Its Just So Sad And Even Right Before She Could Have Her Birthday I Bet If She Was Alive Right Now When She Would Grow Up As A Perfect Loving Caring Adult

Jerome on Thu, 5th Nov 2009 11:58 pm 

I came to know of Elena from a story that appeared in our local THE TORONTO STAR daily. I was really moved by the story. Elena was such an angel that, although being so little, she could accomplish so much and move so many hearts by her simple expressions of love. Everyone has a lesson to learn from her life.

Ivanka Kauric on Wed, 16th Dec 2009 10:28 pm 

What a beautiful little girl Elena was. My daughter Victoria was just as loving when she was a little girl. She always wrote notes,drew pictures for me, even bought me a necklace for $96.00 in pennies.
I almost lost Victoria, her appendix burst at age 3.
I was lucky, I got to keep my little girl. I am so sorry for your loss.
Ivanka

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