Imagined As A Picture from Heaven

 

     Lawrence DeWolfe Kelsey Jr., his grandson Matthew, and grandson Daniel who all occupy Heaven now.

                        Some theologians tell us that once in Heaven, we receive new bodies. This will be a relief to so many of us who need everything from better teeth to a back that is less sore. I must admit that I take great comfort in this thought from time to time. 

                 Some faiths tell us that in Heaven, many of us look as we did in our thirties. The painting above shows my father at the far left at about thirty. It shows my son Matthew in his early thirties, as he was when he passed. It shows my son Daniel,  before he died before 13.  I will admit that it is hard to imagine Daniel as being an adult now.

                 It does help sometimes to imagine the three of them working together, laughing and recalling times they spent together. It helps to make my own time here with Matthew and Daniel's siblings and their Dad, and their nephews and niece, just a little bit easier. 

 

 

 

The Loss of a Grandson of Lawrence DeWolfe Kelsey

               

 

          It is with great sorrow that we announce the passing of Lawrence's grandson Matthew.

Matthew passed in late November in his sleep just 38-39 hours following an influenza vaccine that was not supposed to have been of mRNA origin. Matthew had not been given the COVID vaccine series, and had no known ongoing medical issues.   I have waited to post this news here because we have still been waiting for a final cause of death and for a full report from the Chief Medical Examiner.  So far, we know that Matthew passed peacefully in his sleep, and that he was quite well the night before. His toxicology was completely negative, and that his passing is felt to have been due to a sudden heart rhythm disturbance of unknown origin.

                 This is the second grandson of Lawrence's to have passed following Lawrence's own passing.  Matthew's brother Daniel, aged 12 1/2, died just thirty days after Dad in 2008. Dad would be very proud of the man Matthew became, and what he achieved since Dad's passing.

                 I am comforted only in that Dad, Daniel and Matthew are together, and would have much to discuss and to explore together.

 

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