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Where Angels Walked

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I loved this book and would highly recommend it. Where Angels Walked is a must read for anyone who has suffered the loss of a loved one. I read the first page and couldn't put it down.

This true story will inspire you and give you hope even in the darkest moments of despair. I only wished I had this book two years ago when I lost my mother, my best friend. As I read the author's story I wept for the loss of her sister and all things connected to her. This story is beautifully written and shows the true beauty of the Christian soul.

WHAT A WONDERFUL STORY! As I read "Where Angels Walked,"
it brought back so many memories of my childhood even though my sister and I were blessed in that neither had a handicap as Jenny.

Georgia, the author, recognized at a very early age, Jenny's limitations and the two immediately developed a close and caring relationship that lasted until Jenny's untimely tragic death.

Jenny was born with hemanigoma, a rare vascular disease, in her left leg. Georgia made sure that Jenny was never left out of childhood activities and because of the love and support of her entire Christian family, she was able to establish a successful crafts and photographic business.

Her ultimate dream was fulfilled when she met Dewey, a minister, who succeeded her in death.

The story ends telling of tremendous unnecessary grief to the family because of the lack of a properly executed will. Included in the book also is important information on the need for early estate planning and valuable health issues.

A GREAT BOOK FROM COVER TO COVER!

WHAT A WONDERFUL STORY! As I read "Where Angels Walked," it brought back so many forgotten memories of my childhood growing up with my sister even though we were blessed in that neither had a handicap as Jenny in this inspiring story. Georgia, the author, recognized at a very young age Jenny's limitations, and the two immediately developed a close and caring relationship that lasted until Jenny's untimely tragic death. Jenny was born with hemangioma, a rare vascular disease, in her left leg. Georgia made sure that she was never left out of childhood activities, and because of the love and support of her entire Christian family, Jenny was able to establish a successful crafts and photography business. Her ultimate dream was fulfilled when she met and married Dewey, a minister, who succeeded her in death. The story ends telling of tremendous unnecessary grief to the family because of the lack of a properly executed will, and included is important information on the need for early estate planning and valuable health issues. A GREAT BOOK FROM COVER TO COVER!

I have read "Where Angels Walked," and I loved it. The Writer relates such a beautiful story about the love of these two wonderful sisters and their even greater love for God. If you have lost a sister (or brother), you will recognize her pain and loneliness, and you will rejoice with her when she finds peace of mind. The Goolsby girls conducted themselves with the goodness and grace of angels. I know that I shall read this book again-and again.