Soren James NICOLOSI-WELSH
2020 - 2020
Glenhaven Memorial Chapel
Replay of the ceremony
Group Chat
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MercedesI love you guys ❤️ I'm so sorry for your loss -
Chris FletcherSo sorry for your loss.
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JakaraI’m here Dianne. Love you guys so much. Our families heart breaks for you.
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Lynn NicolosiI'm here, cuz. I'm so sorry for your loss. Love to all of you ❤
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Grandpa Daniel NicolosiAloha Dianne and Kale. Gloria and Kim are here
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MoiraSending love and condolences to all.
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Jen TurnbullThinking of you all today. My deepest condolences on this loss of Soren. So full of hope and possibility, and gone too soon.
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MoiraSending a poem by Robbie Burns:
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MoiraELSA your sisters are with you
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Rosie Noonan RossCondolences and lots of love from your family in Ontario. May he rest in peace.
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GloriaBeautiful venue. Love to all.
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Jean WalkerSending love and my deepest condolences.
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Janette WynnSometmes life can be so harsh and cruel but remember you'll always have family and friends to help you through. This is a beautiful farewell to my great grandson, SOREN
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Chris FletcherLadies and Gentlemen, Every parent knows instinctively that children die after the parents. When this instinctual knowledge is contradicted by nature, the meaning of life must change radically for those remaining. This is the case for Soren James Nicolosi Welsh. Let me be clear about this: I have absolutely no idea what Dianne and her close family are feeling now, nor what they will feel in the future, simply because I have not undergone the type of loss that they have suffered. This type of event is usually used to celebrate the deceased’s life – their characters (especially their foibles), their accomplishments, their joys or losses; to share stories and reminiscences. But think: how can we do those usual activities when the deceased hasn’t had the chance to accrue any of these things? I don’t believe we can. So, for my part, I can only offer my sincerest condolences and prayers, and, perhaps, remind them of what Jesus said to his apostles, in Matthew 19:14, when they tried to rebuke the children for going to Him, “14 … But Jesus said, Suffer little children, and forbid them not, to come unto me: for of such is the kingdom of heaven.” Please consider at this time, how can they go to Him unless called?
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WendyBeautiful service. Thanks to Musqueum Nation.
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Janette WynnYes, indeed.
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WendyThanks to Musqueum Nation. Fir blessing my grandson and sending him off
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Janette WynnThank you from Soren's great grandmother
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MoiraBeannachd leat, mo chridhe.
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Chris FletcherLovey ceremony
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Michele & Zené Fly be free beautiful boyMichele in Seattle sending love to your whole special supportive family, Dianne & Kale,. The Musqueum Nations blessings on First Nations Sacred Land. Awesome, what an enormous gift is that in and of itself. It must be giving you that peace of mind to know your beautiful son Soren is soaring like the eagle now., free to be. He had such a blessed send off and will always be safe now. Thank you for making this virtual web stream visitation possible. You are loved. Laying this beautiful baby boy's body to rest on sacred land must be giving you the sense of relief you needed. What enormous gratitude and peace you must be feeling knowing this. The First Nations drumming ritual to send him off and heartfelt words of those who shared made this a memorable very special occasion for all of us; Beautiful service. Beautiful.
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Daniel WelshBeautiful service. I wish I could have been there. Love to Diane and Kale, Pat and Wendy, Diane's parents. My heart is with all of you and all the other family and friends. The loss of a child is something that no one should go through. May peace be with all of you.