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July 19 2000
kate from birmingham, england
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god bless you all,missy would be so proud of you knowing about this beautiful web page.i am very close to my father and u remind me alot of him.Your eternal love will be greated by your magical angel in heaven,may you be together foreva in the sky.All my love!xxxxx
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July 18 2000
Anna Laura Epp from Salem, OR
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Although I never met Missy, I feel a special connection to her. I have been told by many people who knew her that I remind them of Missy. I am a freshman oboe player at Biola just like she was. Oboe has been my instrument since age 10, and now it is my major in college. Like Missy, I am also the middle child in a three-girl family. I cannot imagine the pain of losing one of my sisters. I see how precious life is, and how I should never take the gift for granted. God bless you, Beltons. I wish Missy was still here.
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July 17 2000
Angie from Dallas,TX
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I really don't know how I got here but am very glad I got to read your tribute to your beautiful daughter, This was very moving and such a nice way to let those, like myself, who she was and all that she stood for. One day you will see her in heaven again! God bless you and your family.
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July 16 2000
Joyce from Honolulu
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I stumbled upon this page while looking for songs to help heal my teenage daughter's broken heart. Somehow I don't think this was an accident. I cannot imagine the grief you must feel. You had a very beautiful daughter...inside and out. It was her beautiful smile that made me stop and read everything that was posted. I was left in tears. My heart aches for you and I'll keep you in my prayers. I'll be back again with my daughter...for sure. Thank you and God too. Aloha.
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July 15 2000
Eddie Moran from Alpine, CA
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My wife Toni died August 14th 2000 of breast cancer. She was 34 and beautiful too. I have two little boys to raise. I think Toni met Missy tonight. I hope so. God Bless, Eddie Moran
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July 14 2000
Diann from Humboldt Tn
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I am so sorry for the loss of your beautiful daughter, Missy. I too, am no stranger to the pain of losing a beloved daughter. One day I hope I will know what His plan is.
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July 13 2000
Sue from Melbourne, Australia
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I have been looking through your site and it made me weep. How awful for you to have lost such a beautiful daughter at such a young age. It is a comfort to know that you will be reunited one day in the Lord Jesus. May the Lord bless you for your faith and courage. I read your poem 'my cry' and was deeply moved. I too have lost many people I love and could really relate to the emotions expressed in this poem. I know the Lord has heard your cry and will continue to comfort you each day as you struggle with the emptiness left in your hearts. God Bless you.
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July 12 2000
Renee from San Antonio, Texas
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Im so very sorry to hear about your loss. You seem to be taking it much better then most people would... instead of breaking down your trying to preserve her memory. I hope things get better in the future and although her memory will always stay with you, you can smile instead of cry when you think of her... knowing that she is being taken care of by God.
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July 11 2000
Esther Park from San Jose
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I never knew your daughter, Missy, but I really wish I had. There are far too few such people, it's rare to have such faith, gifts and beauty together in one person. But, I am very thankful for what this website tells about this dear gift from God in the form of your daughter. I pray that God will bless you with the comfort that only He can give, knowing what it's like to have His own Child die. He has certainly used Missy's life, as well as death, and you to bless so many others through this website.
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July 10 2000
Scott DiVincenzo from Buffalo, New York
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There Is Nothing I Can Say To Make The Pain Go Away... I Peronally Visited BIOLA Back In 1988 Far Before This Internet Concept Became Mainstream. And On This Morning, 3:33AM 1/22/01, I Learn Of AMY Who Was Lost ONE YEAR After The Columbine Tragedy. I Know It Still Hurts, SCOTT
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