Tonight before you go to bed look up at the moon and the stars. Find peace and comfort in the knowledge that we are all part of this grand
Great Mystery.
Spiritual Beings having a human experience and we have chosen to have the courage to keep our hearts open and to feel all that we can feel.

In all of the comings and in all of the goings throughout our life we all arrive to the same destination in the end. To be called home.
It is all the insurmountable love that we have created -both given and received -that will guide us home.

What an honor and a privilege that we get to share this path together as Family -be it for a long journey or a short sojourn. Everything is a karmic agreement. Some of those that we love deeply will go before us. And at some point it will be our time to take the grand journey home.

Do not ever look back with regret. Release any feelings of guilt for what could’ve been different. Remember that every single solitary step of the journey has led you to the exact place where you are in this specific moment. You would not be the beautiful Being that you are now if you had done anything differently. And who you are now is a magnificent masterpiece of complete perfection.

We are all children of G-D and those of us that choose a harder path, will receiver the grandest of homecomings at the journeys end.

Remember is not so much about “the happy ending” - it really is about the story itself.

And know as sure as the sun will rise in the morning and the moon will light the night, we are eternal souls that have spent lifetimes together. We will have lifetimes again together and more lessons of spiritual awareness  so we may continue loving each other. For that is truly our purpose, to love and to be loved.

If you are reading this now you have just read two magnificent tributes to Heidi by her loving brother and sister Mitch and Vicki. After reading it I I find it very difficult for me to express anything more meaningful or loving.
I was blessed by having 3 beautiful, brilliant children who have a gift in expressing themselves so brilliantly and passionately.  I have always been so proud of my 3 children, not only the success they have accomplished in each of their lives, but also the love that they possess and share.

Heidi started her Canine Services from scratch over 20 years ago in Santa Fe N.M.
She and her business are known by thousands of people in the Santa Fe area.
She created a magnificent business and web site and now has over 140,000 hits on her site. Please go there and she how talented and beautiful she was.

                                       Heidiscanineservices.com

Believe it or not when Heidi trained puppies in her Puppy Camp, they learned over 30 different commands, both in English or Spanish.

To know Heidi was to love Heidi, not just her exterior beauty, but the beautiful heart and soul she possessed. All individuals have their own issues to deal with including Heidi and myself.  It is what a person does with these issues that is important and Heidi tried hard.
Heidi was a survivor for so many years and she left us much too soon. My only regret is that I did not try hard enough to help Heidi. I honestly believe that I have been a good father to Vicki and Mitch and I to tried be there whenever they needed me.  But for Heidi I was not always there for her.  For this failure on my part, I will never ever forgive myself as long as I live but I will think of her and love her forever.
G-D you just received a beautiful loving soul, please watch over her for me.

Heidi & I went to h.school together though I do not think our paths crossed as I surely would remember her beautiful radiant soul! May she know just how loved and beloved she was and is and always will be! And may her beautiful family (especially her father who I think wrote the above) find peace in knowing she surely felt and feels your love! Blessings, love, and comfort to all!!

Heidi and I were childhood friends as our parents knew each other for many years. Heidi was interesting, smart, fun, generous, musical (played guitar) and she enjoyed taking youthful risks. Heidi loved her dad’s dog and I’m happy that she followed a passion and became a professional trainer. Reach out to old friends. Perhaps you can help them recollect an important part of their journey.