What a beautiful to remember someone for whom you cared. I would love to know the history behind the name. Your capture is lovely, and the muted colors so pleasant to the eye. Fine photography.
herman e. byers was my grandpa on my dad's side. my family and i live in the house that i grew up in as a child-until i married. my grandparents lived across the road from us. many moments were spent either in this house or theirs...or any number of places on the farm. so he breathed in this house, he brought life to the farm that he worked, he brought smiles, he brought love, he gave us memories...and i was very sad when he died...because i was still under the impression that he would live forever (and i was a grown women). but he does live...he lives in our hearts. and he does...because you say his name...and i thank you for that!! if you say their name...they will not be forgetten. the sign is from the top of his mailbox from many years ago...and i am blessed to have it. and it sets in this house...and my heart smiles.
What a beautiful tribute Robin, and I thank you so much for sharing this today at The Creative Exchange. Truly from the heart.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful day!
lisa.
I'm not sure of the story behind this photo, but it's touching....the details are fascinating.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful tribute.
ReplyDeleteThis is an awesome photo - simple but powerful. And I did say his name. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful to remember someone for whom you cared. I would love to know the history behind the name. Your capture is lovely, and the muted colors so pleasant to the eye. Fine photography.
ReplyDeleteherman e. byers was my grandpa on my dad's side. my family and i live in the house that i grew up in as a child-until i married. my grandparents lived across the road from us. many moments were spent either in this house or theirs...or any number of places on the farm. so he breathed in this house, he brought life to the farm that he worked, he brought smiles, he brought love, he gave us memories...and i was very sad when he died...because i was still under the impression that he would live forever (and i was a grown women). but he does live...he lives in our hearts. and he does...because you say his name...and i thank you for that!! if you say their name...they will not be forgetten.
ReplyDeletethe sign is from the top of his mailbox from many years ago...and i am blessed to have it. and it sets in this house...and my heart smiles.
The details are wonderful.
ReplyDeletewonderful work - glad I found your blog!
ReplyDeletesorry, but I have no idéa of what this is about. :(
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