by Catherine Gilbert Death, Obituary – My very loved and cherished mother Catherine Gilbert went to be with the Lord on the second of January after a sudden illness. At the time of her demise, each of her nine children was present at the house where she was currently residing, where she was also staying. She was never the type of person to create a disturbance or to purposefully attempt to make her children upset, and as a result, she left us in such peace and with enough love in that room to move mountains. She was the type of person who would never intentionally try to make her children upset. She was the sort of person who would never knowingly do anything to make her children feel awful, especially about themselves.
She was the kind of person who would never do anything to make her children feel bad. It turned out that the day she was scheduled to leave this world was one of the happiest and most memorable days of her whole life, and it was the day she was supposed to depart this planet. She was immensely delighted with how the evening had gone and was happy that she had spent it with her loved ones. She had a lovely time spending New Year’s Eve with her family, getting her nails done with my sister and my niece, eating a beautiful meal together, and playing games. I am able to state without a shadow of a doubt that this offers me a great deal of consolation, despite the fact that I am at a loss to explain why it does so in the first place.
I would want to take this chance to express my gratitude to all of my siblings, who helped to take care of our mother and, as a consequence of their efforts, made her days happier and brighter. I would like to use this occasion to demonstrate my thanks to all of my siblings. Mother, your presence in our lives will be sorely missed and we thank you for all that you have done for us. Please be conscious of the fact. To be able to announce myself as your daughter is, for me, the equivalent of winning the lottery jackpot in terms of my career opportunities.
