Re: OT: How many have held the hand of a loved one at death?

Posted by willie in mn on December 28, 2014 at 18:24:20 from (64.12.116.16):

In Reply to: OT: How many have held the hand of a loved one at death? posted by atlarge54 on December 28, 2014 at 16:51:10:

Not a loved one, but the daughter of a friend. I actually knew her when she was cashier at dairy store. That was over 35 years ago, & I still get a bit misty-eyed whenever I see a bad accident.
Was working with sheriff dept, called to traffic accident. Victim was pinned under rolled over car. With all the mud on her face I didn't recognize her. All I could do for her was hold her hand, brush away the mosquitos, & talk to her, tell her that more help was coming, just hang on a few minutes. Didn't realize who she was until doing paper work later at hospital & her parents walked in.
Willie

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