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In memory of my best friend and grandma Janet Davis, who died Yesterday morning by Ann Wood

It is with regret that I would like to inform you that yesterday we lost our invulnerable mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, family and friend Janet Davis.
She was a worthy woman who cared for, helped and loved everyone around her.
She was, like a grandmother for me, met me back in 2004 at Pontis Blackpool, where she and her family were on vacation.
They came every year several times on vacation until the hotel was sold and destroyed.
We keep in touch to now days, and often call each other on the phone.
We shared a lot, both good and bad, we were side by side in our losses to loved ones.
This morning, hers daughter-in-law called me to announce the sad news of death of our Janet.
I am shocked and very sad that she left without seeing each other for the last time.
Something was happening and we were always delaying our meeting, it is now too late and she is gone.
How I want to be able to take the time back and be able to hug her and say how much I love her.
I miss you grandma, you always will be in my heart and soul, and we will be together again one day in heaven.
Now you are with my uncle, grandpa and greatgrandma Flo, they are called you to them.
Tonight on the sky will get a new big and shine star, and it is you grandma.
As of yesterday, there is a new angel in paradise and that is you Janet.
Fly with the angels, my gorgeous grandma, now you are pain free and together with yours family in heaven.
Rest in peace, may the Lord bless yours soul and let you found yours way back home.
You will never die, you stay alive in our hearts and souls while we are alive.
A bow and eternal memory, to hers family my most heartfelt and sincere condolences, my prayers are with you all.
This is not a farewell, we will meet again at another time, at another the world.
With love, light and peace always yours friend and granddaughter Ann Wood.
I love you grandma Janet and always will do, RIP.

Poetry by Ann Wood