I lost my partner one month ago on July 16/97 and have had a difficult time coping. Since then I've had two messages, both from the lips of a 3-year old, but not in a way a child would speak. Coincidence maybe, but certainly a comfort to me. A love like ours just can't stop. Looking forward to reading your book.

A year ago in Long Beach, I related to you the story of my pager going off in the middle of the night with a voice that sounded like my daughter Tracy, who at that time had been dead for about a year and a half. The voice on the pager woke me and my husband up and it called my nickname, the one only my daughters used. Did I send that story to you?

IN MEMORY OF "KEITH FELIX SHAPIRO" Keith is my brother, friend, and companion. His heart pounded within his body and was open to everyone. Keith was a Marine with a strong passion to help anybody that had a tear of fear, sadness, joy, or any emotion that needed that great touch of having someone to listen and really try to help. Keith touched everyone he ever encountered. Keith shared his bright smile of an excellent day to a frown of something had not gone his way with everyone without any dissapointment of himself and others. Keith realized there were many obstacles in life and that there were none that he could not achieve. To Keith, family was the most important aspect to everyday life. If one felt sad he would feel a tremendous amount of empathy and do everything iin his will to help. Today Keith F. Shapiro's will of love and living lies within him and all of us today and forever. My Dad told me about this page, and I can relate to everyone who has lost someone close. Keiths sister, Heather Shapiro

My 21 year old brother passed away March 17, 1996. I have read "Hello From Heaven" and just about anything about life after death that I can get my hands on. My family and I have had many communications with my brother since he passed on, including his voice on a tape recording. My father and I both heard him call my name out loud also. I found this site through Patricia Romanowski's site.

Been posting to Tom Golden's page for about a year and noticed a few people discussing ADC experiences so here I landed! I'm looking forward to visiting here often. In early 1994 I became a first-time mom at 42 and four months later an orphan - losing my folks within two weeks of each other. I plan on picking up Hello from Heaven today . . . thanks for the site.