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A 's_ heaven-sent Family is in strong bond Compassion will rule. 
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I have an only daughter but 4 sons. When the boys are into misunderstandings or simple arguments, she acts as the arbiter or go-between and bring his brothers into closer bond with each other. The only complain the brothers have, she initiates the bonding activities in the family and causes them to spend for the occasion each time. lol But they all enjoy doing it. We are three daughters, am the youngest. When younger, I get to absorb all the commands of the elder siblings and parents, graced with second-hand clothes and things and always the one who needs to learn. When older, became the apple of the eye because I stayed to live on with my parents until they passed. lol
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I keep editing and typing Daughter's in the first line, but it keeps being lifted each time I come bach to check. So I will leave it as is...but, this is the correct post. Daughter's heaven-sent Family is in strong bond Compassion will rule.
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your daughter am sure is the no. 1 person in your life.
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I only have an unico hijo, and he is quite handful...But I cannot complain..He gives me love as he gives me headaches...As a matter of fact, he gives me a little bit of everything.   ELZ 
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I only have an unico hijo, and he is quite handful...But I cannot complain..He gives me love as he gives me headaches...As a matter of fact, he gives me a little bit of everything.
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Allow me to share this beautiful eulogy of a loving father to her first-born. So blessed from hearing this beautiful eulogy of Mr Henry Sy to her eldest daughter Jan Catherine. From Henry Sy, Jr- March 20,2021 I wish to thank everyone for the outpouring of love and support, prayers and striving beside me and my family, the doctors and medical teams, in the effort to save the life of my eldest daughter Jan Catherine Sy. Many of you responded to the timely need for transfusions over and over. For this we are deeply touched and grateful. Jan being on lock-down with us during the past year in this pandemic was truly a gift. She took care of us her parents as most young people do especially of our health and well-being, our IT needs, and driving for us whenever needed, making sure we exercised as she skated beside us on our daily walks. She bought us bikes and helmets, encouraged us to swim, herself being such a disciplined health buff and athlete. She nagged us to eat healthy and sleep early. She was joyful, kind and patient with us her parents and the most wonderful to be around especially in the past few months even as she prepared for her wedding to Jack. I cannot begin to explain the extraordinary turn of events that struck my family. All i can say is, it has broken me. The proud man that I was was focused on 3 things of this earth. 1. Money w/c always was my main concern 2. Relationships- perhaps my intense attachment to my family was also another form of idolatry 3. Prestige- I took pride and satisfaction in accomplishments and being the best at what I do. Jan since she was a little girl was the one who would keep asking me to come with her to church. She grew up to be my EA at work and at home, and moreso the past year, made life so pleasant under the circumstances we all now face because of the pandemic. By God's grace and compassion, He allowed us to speak to Jan moments before she was intubated and she said she was ready to meet Jesus, giving a double thumbs up and then pointing to the sky saying "with Jesus". Jan loved God. and she loved everyone around her. She had so many plans to build places and spaces where those less fortunate can experience and enjoy things she herself being privileged, enjoyed growing up. At this moment, I cannot see and understand why the Lord took her home at this point in her young life, but God's message to me these past few days is clear--- to trust Him. with all my heart...not to lean on my own understanding, but in everything and all my ways, to acknowledge Him. (pointing up) Yes, Jan was never mine to begin with. She was loaned to us for 29 years and what a beautiful gift she was from God. Her desire was for all to come to know her Saviour Jesus Christ, just as she did, when she accepted His free gift of salvation (Ephesians 2:8-9) through the forgiveness of all her sins... through the Cross, believing in the finished work of Christ Jesus. (John 19:30) We are comforted by the knowledge that she is rejoicing now and safe in His presence in heaven. She had this confidence and assurance from the very start. Jesus said," I am the Resurrection and the Life. He who believes in Me shall live, even if he dies. And everyone who lives and believes in Me shall never die. (John 11:25-26) My daughter Jan lives, and will never die. We can never lose her because she has eternal life in Jesus and no one can snatch her out of His hand. (John 10:27-30) Her physical body may have died but her soul and spirit now live safely in her new home in heaven where there are no more tears. In this I and my family rejoice, take comfort and strength, and look forward with expectation to celebrating Jesus together with her someday in His perfect and appointed time. Meanwhile, being here on earth, the pain of separation, as sudden and frightening as it was, is real and unbearable. If not for the grace of knowing God's promises, and the love and prayers and support of the body of Christ, we would be completely lost. Pls do continue to pray for me and my family as we go through this difficult time in our lives. Thank you once again and we give all glory and praise to our good God and Heavenly Father. May He remind us truly to number our days and grant us a heart of wisdom. Cherish His blessings of family and loved ones. He gives, He takes, my heart will choose to say, LORD BLESSED BE YOUR NAME! (Job 1:21)
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Allow me to share this beautiful eulogy of a loving father to her first-born. So blessed from hearing this beautiful eulogy of Mr Henry Sy to her eldest daughter Jan Catherine. From Henry Sy, Jr- March 20,2021 I wish to thank everyone for the outpouring of love and support, prayers and striving beside me and my family, the doctors and medical teams, in the effort to save the life of my eldest daughter Jan Catherine Sy. Many of you responded to the timely need for transfusions over and over. For this we are deeply touched and grateful. Jan being on lock-down with us during the past year in this pandemic was truly a gift. She took care of us her parents as most young people do especially of our health and well-being, our IT needs, and driving for us whenever needed, making sure we exercised as she skated beside us on our daily walks. She bought us bikes and helmets, encouraged us to swim, herself being such a disciplined health buff and athlete. She nagged us to eat healthy and sleep early. She was joyful, kind and patient with us her parents and the most wonderful to be around especially in the past few months even as she prepared for her wedding to Jack. I cannot begin to explain the extraordinary turn of events that struck my family. All i can say is, it has broken me. The proud man that I was was focused on 3 things of this earth. 1. Money w/c always was my main concern 2. Relationships- perhaps my intense attachment to my family was also another form of idolatry 3. Prestige- I took pride and satisfaction in accomplishments and being the best at what I do. Jan since she was a little girl was the one who would keep asking me to come with her to church. She grew up to be my EA at work and at home, and moreso the past year, made life so pleasant under the circumstances we all now face because of the pandemic. By God's grace and compassion, He allowed us to speak to Jan moments before she was intubated and she said she was ready to meet Jesus, giving a double thumbs up and then pointing to the sky saying "with Jesus". Jan loved God. and she loved everyone around her. She had so many plans to build places and spaces where those less fortunate can experience and enjoy things she herself being privileged, enjoyed growing up. At this moment, I cannot see and understand why the Lord took her home at this point in her young life, but God's message to me these past few days is clear--- to trust Him. with all my heart...not to lean on my own understanding, but in everything and all my ways, to acknowledge Him. (pointing up) Yes, Jan was never mine to begin with. She was loaned to us for 29 years and what a beautiful gift she was from God. Her desire was for all to come to know her Saviour Jesus Christ, just as she did, when she accepted His free gift of salvation (Ephesians 2:8-9) through the forgiveness of all her sins... through the Cross, believing in the finished work of Christ Jesus. (John 19:30) We are comforted by the knowledge that she is rejoicing now and safe in His presence in heaven. She had this confidence and assurance from the very start. Jesus said," I am the Resurrection and the Life. He who believes in Me shall live, even if he dies. And everyone who lives and believes in Me shall never die. (John 11:25-26) My daughter Jan lives, and will never die. We can never lose her because she has eternal life in Jesus and no one can snatch her out of His hand. (John 10:27-30) Her physical body may have died but her soul and spirit now live safely in her new home in heaven where there are no more tears. In this I and my family rejoice, take comfort and strength, and look forward with expectation to celebrating Jesus together with her someday in His perfect and appointed time. Meanwhile, being here on earth, the pain of separation, as sudden and frightening as it was, is real and unbearable. If not for the grace of knowing God's promises, and the love and prayers and support of the body of Christ, we would be completely lost. Pls do continue to pray for me and my family as we go through this difficult time in our lives. Thank you once again and we give all glory and praise to our good God and Heavenly Father. May He remind us truly to number our days and grant us a heart of wisdom. Cherish His blessings of family and loved ones. He gives, He takes, my heart will choose to say, LORD BLESSED BE YOUR NAME! (Job 1:21)
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Allow me to share this beautiful eulogy of a loving father to her first-born. So blessed from hearing this beautiful eulogy of Mr Henry Sy to her eldest daughter Jan Catherine. From Henry Sy, Jr- March 20,2021 I wish to thank everyone for the outpouring of love and support, prayers and striving beside me and my family, the doctors and medical teams, in the effort to save the life of my eldest daughter Jan Catherine Sy. Many of you responded to the timely need for transfusions over and over. For this we are deeply touched and grateful. Jan being on lock-down with us during the past year in this pandemic was truly a gift. She took care of us her parents as most young people do especially of our health and well-being, our IT needs, and driving for us whenever needed, making sure we exercised as she skated beside us on our daily walks. She bought us bikes and helmets, encouraged us to swim, herself being such a disciplined health buff and athlete. She nagged us to eat healthy and sleep early. She was joyful, kind and patient with us her parents and the most wonderful to be around especially in the past few months even as she prepared for her wedding to Jack. I cannot begin to explain the extraordinary turn of events that struck my family. All i can say is, it has broken me. The proud man that I was was focused on 3 things of this earth. 1. Money w/c always was my main concern 2. Relationships- perhaps my intense attachment to my family was also another form of idolatry 3. Prestige- I took pride and satisfaction in accomplishments and being the best at what I do. Jan since she was a little girl was the one who would keep asking me to come with her to church. She grew up to be my EA at work and at home, and moreso the past year, made life so pleasant under the circumstances we all now face because of the pandemic. By God's grace and compassion, He allowed us to speak to Jan moments before she was intubated and she said she was ready to meet Jesus, giving a double thumbs up and then pointing to the sky saying "with Jesus". Jan loved God. and she loved everyone around her. She had so many plans to build places and spaces where those less fortunate can experience and enjoy things she herself being privileged, enjoyed growing up. At this moment, I cannot see and understand why the Lord took her home at this point in her young life, but God's message to me these past few days is clear--- to trust Him. with all my heart...not to lean on my own understanding, but in everything and all my ways, to acknowledge Him. (pointing up) Yes, Jan was never mine to begin with. She was loaned to us for 29 years and what a beautiful gift she was from God. Her desire was for all to come to know her Saviour Jesus Christ, just as she did, when she accepted His free gift of salvation (Ephesians 2:8-9) through the forgiveness of all her sins... through the Cross, believing in the finished work of Christ Jesus. (John 19:30) We are comforted by the knowledge that she is rejoicing now and safe in His presence in heaven. She had this confidence and assurance from the very start. Jesus said," I am the Resurrection and the Life. He who believes in Me shall live, even if he dies. And everyone who lives and believes in Me shall never die. (John 11:25-26) My daughter Jan lives, and will never die. We can never lose her because she has eternal life in Jesus and no one can snatch her out of His hand. (John 10:27-30) Her physical body may have died but her soul and spirit now live safely in her new home in heaven where there are no more tears. In this I and my family rejoice, take comfort and strength, and look forward with expectation to celebrating Jesus together with her someday in His perfect and appointed time. Meanwhile, being here on earth, the pain of separation, as sudden and frightening as it was, is real and unbearable. If not for the grace of knowing God's promises, and the love and prayers and support of the body of Christ, we would be completely lost. Pls do continue to pray for me and my family as we go through this difficult time in our lives. Thank you once again and we give all glory and praise to our good God and Heavenly Father. May He remind us truly to number our days and grant us a heart of wisdom. Cherish His blessings of family and loved ones. He gives, He takes, my heart will choose to say, LORD BLESSED BE YOUR NAME! (Job 1:21)
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