02/05/2026
The problem with love, is that it also inherently involves sorrow. The greater the love, the more profound the sorrow…
Heaven got a whole lot brighter on Wednesday, January 28, 2026, when my friend Laura McMullen Farmer walked through the gates.
Laura was the perfect combination of fun, beauty, compassion and strength, all wrapped up into the most perfect, tiny little package. She was our Midge.
If you pray, please pray for everyone who loved her. We are hurting. Pray for her daughters and her husband. For her mom and brother. For her mother and father in-law, her sisters-in-law, her niece and nephew. For her extended family. Her many, many friends. Her students and fellow teachers. Her entire community. She leaves a lasting legacy with the impact that she made on our lives.
My life will not be the same without you in it, Midge. You’re my girl, my bestie. You, Catherine and I have been three peas in a pod for as long as I can remember. I am so so grateful for the 30+ years that we have been friends, and still, it is not enough. I want more time. I want more laughs. I want to spend time with my friend when things are good and when things are hard. I’m not ready for the memories to end…
Until we meet again. I love you.
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