LOVING COUSIN LAURA TYSOWSKI My dearest cousin Gina. How lucky were we to have found each other after so many lost years. It was meant to be. My dad always said my brothers would take care of me and thanks to my dearest brother Guy I found you. As you are aware I often thought of you and also prayed for you over the years. After I found you I continued to pray for you and it was at a Sunday Service I heard a Pastoral Minister asking for people to join the ministry. I immediately signed up and proceeded to take the three month course to become a Pastoral Minister myself. What a calling and it was all because of you. Don't forget to stay close to continue to guide and assist me in this Ministry. What fun we had over the months, painting nails, eating Lay's chips and drinking Coke. And let's not forget those chocolate covered digestive cookies and pudding. Leaving a legacy is about life and living. Creating meaning in our lives is something few people attain and you my dear Gina have done that for me. Through my Pastoral Ministry I shall continue to live a full and meaningful life. God works in mysterious ways and when I heard the news my eyes filled up with tears because I will miss our visits. Your eyes and smile would light up the room when I walked in and that made me love you all the more. I am so lucky to have had you as a cousin Gina and I know in my heart you felt the same way. Stay close now as we have lots of work to do. Did you know our first friends in life are our cousins and what fun we had as we squealed and laughed together as we played. In CELEBRATION of your life Gina, I raise my wine glass, filled with Coke and I'm also nibbling on some chips. So yummy. RIP my dear Gina and we will celebrate together again when we are reunited in heaven. Love always cousin Laura Tysowski.