REBIRTH

written with LOVE by Linda <Hugsrme143@aol.com>

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Lovely Butterfly, sailing in the breeze,

Kissing dainty flowers, dancing in the trees.

What message do you bring me

From Angel's wings above?

Your death and resurrection is written in God's Love.

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Lowly little worm, crawling on the earth

Little do you know of Heaven and rebirth.

But you will be a symbol, and someday you will fly,

And spread God's message everywhere,

That nothing truly dies.

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Lovely Butterfly, Go forth without a care,

Spreading Hope and Joy, never dark despair.....

For once you crawled along, and stumbled just like me,

But God has kept His Promise,

And His Love has set you free.

My dearest Dvarna, Everyone in the angel chat has been thinking of you and wishing you LOVE and PEACE in your

heart. We all thank God for bringing us together in Spirit.    May we always feel with each other and know when the other is in need of a spiritual uplift. This is a poem I wrote years ago, and my mother loved it so much, she wanted me to read it at her passing. My mother died of cancer two years ago and we all flew to Boston to take care of her. We spent three months together loving and sharing with her and her passing was very spiritual and uplifting and I recited this poem at the gravesite and we sent off real butterflies at the same time. It was so inspiring and spiritually uplifting that everyone there cried and said theynever felt closer to God and feared death no more. My mother was a great woman of love and beauty and spiritual living. I would like to send this poem to you for Brandi. I hope it brings you and the family the peace and love you so deserve. God Bless you all and may you know all the online angels love you so dearly and share with me in this tribute to your own dear sweet angel Brandi.

 - with LOVE by Linda

MONROE COUNTY - A Macon woman died Tuesday morning in a car wreck on Interstate 75 just north of Forsyth.

Monroe County sheriff's officials said Brandi Parker, 27, was pronounced dead on the scene. The early morning accident is still under investigation. Sheriff's officials would not release any further information.

Brandi Parker was the wife of Macon-Bibb firefighter Pvt. Randy Parker Jr., who is based out of Station No. 2 on Monroe Street.

Services will be held Friday at Mabel White Memorial Baptist Church and family and friends will be received from 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday at Snow's Memorial Chapel on Pio Nono Avenue. The family asks that in lieu of flowers, donations be made to the American Cancer Society.

02-24-00  MONROE COUNTY   Deputies release wreck information

Monroe County deputies have released some details about a wreck that killed a Macon woman.

Brandi Parker, 27, was killed just north of Forsyth on Interstate 75 early Tuesday. Officials said Parker was involved in a one-car wreck, and after her 1996 Ford Taurus settled, a tractor trailer leaving a weigh station struck it. The truck had just re-entered the highway from the weigh station, officials said.

Officials said the fiery wreck is still being investigated.

Parker's husband, Pvt. Randy Parker Jr., is a Macon-Bibb firefighter based at the Monroe Street station.

- Cara Donlon

Brandi Parker

Services for Brandi Varnadore Parker will be at 11 a.m. Friday in Mabel White Memorial Baptist Church with burial in Glen Haven Memorial Gardens. Parker, 27, died Tuesday, Feb. 22, 2000. A lifelong resident of Macon, she attended Windsor Academy and was a graduate of Southeast High School. She was attending Georgia College & State University and was a homemaker. She was a member of Mabel White Memorial Baptist Church.

Survivors include her husband, Randy Parker Jr.; her son, Andrew Parker of Macon; parents, Rayford and Debbie R. Varnadore of Macon; a brother, Nick Varnadore of Macon; grandparents, Millard Reynolds and Willie Varnadore Norris, both of Macon; and stepgrandmother, Edna Reynolds of Macon.

The family will receive friends from 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday in Snow's Memorial Chapel, Pio Nono Avenue. In lieu of flowers, those who wish may make memorial contributions to the American Cancer Society, P.O. Box 4406, Macon 31208.

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