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Michael David Williams, my soul mate and true love, committed suicide on my birthday, August 31, 1997. He and I had gone on different paths in the final months of his life in order to find ourselves before making steps towards marriage. He sent me many letters, including a package with an engagement ring, here to me in Prague. He was an angel in this life, and I know that he is still here. On the month anniversary of his death (I rushed to Boise after finally being told 24 days after he died) I woke up very early in the morning and went outside to see the pre-dawn Idaho clear, bright starry sky. What occurred after took only a matter of seconds. I was thinking deeply about Michael, his pain, his love, his life, and how terribly excruciating it is for me. I thought how wonderful and peaceful it would be if he gave me a sign, say, like a shooting star. Turning my head slightly southwest, there was the shooting star. WE ARE NOT ALONE. WE MUST TRUST OUR HEARTS AND KNOW THAT THERE IS SO MUCH MORE TO OUR LIVES THAN WE WILL EVER REALIZE UNTIL WE REJOIN OUR BELOVED. I Love You Michael, always. You are, and were, the brightest light in my life.
Molly R. Leach <molly.leach@cerge.cuni.cz>
Prague, Czech Republic - October 21, 1997

I was very pleased to find this page,I lost my daughter,Cynthia to suicide on 7/22/96,she was 15.I often feel her with me,I have even smelt her in a room with me.she has sent many signs to me that she is here.at times I thought i was just crazy...and wanting her back so badly,had made me feel these things....i know that this is not the case....she is with me,and will always be with me till we are together again in heaven. thanks for letting me share Dawna
Dawna <svpg07a@prodigy>
Ct USA - October 21, 1997

I read "hello From Heaven" about two years ago. It came to me at a time when it was most needed. My son died almost three years ago. I really did not have much hope for myself. I chose to live after the first year of his death but it was a difficult decision. I miss him with every fiber of my being but I am creating a new life for myself; I have an outreach ministry for other bereaved parents through my church and visit the newly bereaved shortly after the death of their child. I am also in grad school..quite shocking since I could not concentrate for such a long time. If I am to survive, I must give purpose to my son's life as well as my own. Values and priorities change and I am a totally different person today. To all newly bereaved parents...don't give up. Embrace your grief as a symbol of love for your beloved child. Look and listen for their presence. Sometimes it is so subtle but they are there and will help you through this worst of times.
Linda Blair <nblair@gate.net>
weston, fl USA - October 17, 1997

Hi, i lost my son 3 yrs ago, at the age of 10. Chad died in a grain wagon. I read Hello Fom Heaven the other day. I loved it! Thank you so much. We still dont know exactly why or how this happened to our son. He was at a friends house playing. We went thru such heart wrenching pain and it will never go away! I wished i knew if Chad is with me, but i dont.If anyone can help me it would be a life saver. I miss u Chad. And i love you! Mom.
machelle bulllock <colin@ldr.coolsky.com>
huntington, IN USA - October 14, 1997

MY SON WAS MURDERED ONE YEAR AGO SEPTEMBER 27TH,1996. I HAVE COMPLETED YOUR BOOK AND HAVE PASSED IT ON TO OTHERS TO READ. I ALSO HAVE PURCHASED SEVERAL COPIES AS GIFTS TO OTHERS. THIS BOOK HAS HLPED ME TRMENDOUSLY AND HAVE ALSO HELPED ME TO GET OTERS TO BELIEVE THE MANY ADC EXPERIENCES THAT IHAVE HAD IN THE PAST AS WELL AS THE VARIOUS ADC EXPERIENCES IHAVE HAD WITH MY SON. MY OTHER THREE DAUGHTERS HAVE ALSO HAD.
GLORIA <ghm0212@aol.com>
Nweark, NJ USA - October 09, 1997

I t will be three years in November that I lost my son. I had no knowledge about this subject until I read your book this summer. It was a wonderful and beautiful experience. At times I thought that I was going crazy feeling his presence near me, but now I know it is really him. Thank you for the book and site. Shelly Peck was the one who told me about the book and site.
Diana <www.songburst@msn.com>
Springfield, VA USA - October 08, 1997

BY READING YOUR BOOK I LEARNED I WAS NOT ALONE WITH ALL OF THESE FEELINGS AND DREAMS. I LOST MY ONLY BROTHER 15 YEARS AGO IN A MOTORCYCLE ACCIDENT IN TEXAS. AFTER THE FUNERAL SERVICES IN MAYAGUEZ PUERTO RICO I WENT BACK TO TEXAS, AND WHILE THINKING ABOUT EVERY THAT HAPPEND, I SAW MY BROTHER AS HE WAS ENTERING INTO THE ROOM I WAS, I ACTUALLY HUGGED HIM, IT WAS THE GOODBYE WE NEVER HAD. IT WAS THE MOST BEAUTIFUL EXPERIENCE IN MY LIFE..... I KNOW I WILL SEE HIM AGAIN.
WILDA RIVERA GRAJALES <wrg@islanet.com>
san juan, p.r. USA - October 05, 1997

I lost my only darling-daughter Kasia (13) in Feb/25/94 to cancer. She was diagnosed on her first day of High School and gone to Heaven 5 mo later. SHE IS 17 NOW. I miss her terribly!!!! SO MUCH PAIN.......H E L P. Just read your book & just found this site. Thanks!
Hanna Moreja <rbarker@direct.ca>
Vancouver, BC CANADA - October 03, 1997

I believe "Hello From Heaven" has helped me so much since the loss of my daughter Stacey in May of this year. I have experienced many episodes since her death and did not realize what they were until reading the book. This book is a must for everyone in pain over the loss of a loved one.
Lori Cotton <@vampgirl.ptd.net>
palmerton, pa USA - October 02, 1997

I just finished reading " Hello From Heaven " The book gave me a new look at what may in store for us after we leave this life. I read it twice. It opened a part of my life that was closed for all the years since I returned from Viet-Nam. I had no reason to even think about after-life till my only son Keith was killed. Without my faith that we will all be together again, I could-not make it another day, I miss him so much. Thank GOD for the love of my daughter Heather and the friendship I have with my ex wife Marie & Bob her husband. THE GREATEST & ONLY TRUE FRIENDS LEFT ON THIS PLANET. I also joined the chat room last night, hello to every, and thanks for support you all gave me that Im not going insane. Reguards to all, Bruce
Bruce Shapiro <shapiroheat_oil@hotmail.com>
Middle Island, NY USA - October 02, 1997

I live in New Brunswick, Canada and found your site while looking up "life after death" on the internet. My son, Kyle was killed in a car accident on July 17 of this year. I can't describe the pain I have felt. I read Bill & Judy's book "Hello from Heaven" this weekend and it is the first time I have felt some relief and peace. I have felt Kyle's presence and either didn't believe or thought I was going crazy. The first time I heard from him I felt him in the room and he said "I really screwed up". He was very upset and angry. The next time I felt his presence he was sitting beside me pulling the pieces of lead from my heart (like you would pick daisies from a flower) and smiling at me. Kyle was 19 years old and lived at home. He smoked but was not permitted to do so in the house. When he came in from just having a cigarette you could always smell the smoke on him for a while. There was a day a few weeks ago when I could smell the smoke and felt he was with me.
Linda O'Neill
USA - September 29, 1997

I have not yet read the book mentioned frequently, however it sounds very worthwhilell. I did a lot of spiritual searching, via reading, thought, travel and discussion with locals in different countries, during the '70s, until I returned to Australia, attended university, married and became a personal counsellor/social worker. Spiritual dimensions became a low priority because of time and energy involved in general, providing and developing with a young family (started late in life), until a sudden event took my youngest of two children. The child knew it was time, and told me approximately three days before, in a "matter of fact" way that he was going to die soon. He was three years and nine months old when the motor accident occurred - sudden, unpredictable and no othe vehicles involved - an Australian country gravel road. Unusual things occurred that morning, and he was in some way aware, I'm convinced. Spiritual concerns are now very much of interest. Thanks for the excellent site. It is my first visit. I would be interested in hearing from others. Love Jim
Jim Lyle <jlyle@cygnus.uwa.edu.au>
Perth, Wa Australia - September 28, 1997

HI! I lost my mother to breast cancer in 1994 when I was 25. I am still devastated and feel very alone. My mother comes to me as a butterfly -- it has happened to me and my sister many times and it is so wonderful!!! I've read the book and find it to be amazing!!! The pain is still so raw, but it's very comforting when I see a beautiful butterfly fly by and I just say "Hi Mom" and smile!! I'd love to connect with people who feel the same way.
Marci Ricciotti <butrfli-710@webtv.net>
Glen Oaks, NY USA - September 28, 1997

I just finished reading "Hello From Heaven" and thought it was wonderful. I can't wait for future books! I already have passed it on to someone and have three people waiting their turn. Thanks for a good book!
Rosa Rocha <Rocharosa@hydro.on.c>
Toronto, On Canada - September 26, 1997

I'll have to put this to my favourites, good reading. bye
pwatson <pwatson@ezinet.com.au>
sa Australia - September 26, 1997

My son Keith Shapiro was killed on March 24,1997 at the age of 22. There is not a day that goes by that I dont miss him and cry for this lost. I am beginning to think that I will never beable to live a normal life again. I hate that other people go thru life so easy while others suffer so. I have read many books on after life and I want to believe in it, but I really need to have some communication with my son to truly believe. Since Keith was taken from me without a chance of saying goodbye or sorry for all the nagging a mother does I really need to speak to him I cant wait until we finally reunite and I dont know where to turn for help with this. If there is anyone out there you wants to chat about this please do;
mariepeeling <mariepeeling@hotmail.comm>
delhiny, ny USA - September 25, 1997

I lost my niece, Heather, September 22, 1996. She died of cancer at the age of 15. Heather was a part of my home from the age of 5 after her father and mother were killed in a motorcycle accident.(My brother and sister-in-law.) She was the daughter that I had always wanted. I do accept her death even though I do not like it. Because of the anniversary of her death, I have been thinking about her a lot the last couple of days. I stumbled upon this sight while searching for something to help ease the sorrow. It helps to see that I am not along.
Kenneth R. Cunningham <kcunning@ix.netcom>
Greenwood, IN USA - September 24, 1997

Hi, I am very interested in this subject. If any one here is familiar with the works and experiences of Robert Munroe, author of FAR Journeys and The Ultimate Journey I would be very keen to communicate with you. I know we are eternal, just keep changing form. Love to all. Dan
Dan Reinhard <danr@igrin.co.nz>
Mangonui, New Zealand - September 22, 1997

This book has given me great comfort since the loss of my little girl, Jennifer. She was only 5 1/2 years old when she died on June 17 1995. My other two children as well as my husband and I have had many ADC's from her - they are comforting. The most dramatic was when my 13 year old son came in my room one morning about 5:00 and was ecstatic because he said his little sister had come to give him a kiss on the cheek! He had an ear to ear grin for days. My son also had a dream in which Jennifer told him what it was like to die, what happened that day, and many, many other details, and also to let him know she is okay. Jennifer's sister has also had many communications with her.
Melinda Daugherty <Melinda@mindless.com>
CA USA - September 21, 1997

Thank you so much for this book "Hello From Heaven" I said to my self, " see guy, your not alone!" My partner of 20 years passed on a year ago this month 9-30-96, and from the very first day of his bureal he has been in contact with me and it has help me to go on. Tank you God for this wonderful gift. may your light ALWAYS SHINE STRONG.
Daimion Monserate <ajcj@erols.com>
New York, NY USA - September 18, 1997

This page and all the messages and experiences have given me hope after losing my darling son, Craig (aged 15)
Lu <gizmo02@globalnet.co.uk>
Scotland, - September 18, 1997

It's nice to read such positive comments. I have not read the book yet; I had some amazing experiences with late relatives and I am aware that they were real; I have a question, though, and perhaps anyone has wondered this as well: Princess Diana was mourned by billions of people; 2.5 billion were estimated via T.V.; 6 million in person; I kept waiting for a sign, something that would be indicative of her awareness, or knowledge, of having so many people (and all their energy, mind, etc.) focused almost entirely on her. I thought perhaps something unusual would happen. Does anyone have any thoughts? Thank you, Christina
Christina <CrisMarshl@webtv.net>
ca USA - September 18, 1997

I have been an intuitive psychic since I was five. I have had several experiences with the afterlife, and am a firm believer that we can contact those who have left us. This book only supports that which I have known all my life. This is teriffic. Lonnie.
Ilona Erlich <ILaina623@aol.com>
Franklin Square, NY USA - September 16, 1997

I am very happy to have found such a site as this one. I only wish I would have found it when I needed it two years ago. I lost my paternal grandparents within nine months of each other two years ago. I have had after-death communication with both of them. This has aided me in beginning the healing process. However, I never had anyone to talk it over with and get my feelings out. Because of this, I offer spiritual guidance and healing to those who wish to receive it in regards to the loss of loved ones. Please feel free to email me at the address listed here. I do not charge for my services. I am a very good listener and give the right amount of support and guidance of a spiritual nature that each individual needs. I hope to hear from you soon. Many blessings to you.
GreyWolfe <lafrance@dancris.com>
USA - September 15, 1997

Thank you for Hello from Heaven. It gave me hope that my husband Tom is in a better place. It also gave me hope that I will be open to any communication from him. Tom died on May 23, 1997 from a brain tumor at the age of 52. Please continue to give us information in this field.
Sammie T. Lee <sammie.lee@chrysalis.org>
Dallas, TX USA - September 14, 1997

I lost my newborn son, father and father-in-law all in a 2 week period this past July. The pain has been incredible, but the book has given me true peace. I will recommend it to everyone!
J. B. <Bakerhaus>
Flint, MI USA - September 13, 1997

My sister is on an emergency unit in our local hospital right now. She's been there for 5 days now. She have not decided if she want to stay with us or walk through the tunnel towards the light yet. She strapped to a lot of equitment that I not even know the name of. Sitting alone at home I sometime have felt a strange present, and I knew that it's my sister visiting - mayby to confort - I don't know. Think I gonna purchase "Hello from heaven" and read it. And I still hoping for a miracle.
Tor Arne Sajets <tasajets@online.no>
Stavanger, Norway - September 12, 1997

LIFE GOES ON FOREVER, AND THE PLACE WE ARE IN NOW IS JUST A SECOND IN THE ETERNAL JOURNEY OF OUR SOULS. I know that my brother is doing well. I miss him terribly, but he is with me always, he is actually a part of me.
Ryan Newhard <NEWHARR4404@UNI.EDU>
USA - September 12, 1997

Forgot to add that I use Hello From Heaven as a resource for the parents in my support group, It gives them a sense of hope that they will, indeed, be reunited with their child.
Linda Blair
USA - September 12, 1997

As a bereaved parent, I would like to have access to as much information as possible so that I may serve others who are experiencing a similar loss...Thanks for being there.
Linda Blair
USA - September 12, 1997

The chat room is lovely....everyone is so helpful and understanding. The bible says Blessed are the mourning for they will be comforted....I find an immense comfort in being here! Thank you all for the support and encouragement! You are all so wonderful! Sandra xo
Sandra Wood <woodchucks@msn.com>
Toronto, ONT CANADA - September 12, 1997

I HAVE JUST FOUND THIS SITE. I HAVE NOT READ "HELLO FROM HEAVEN" YET, BUT HOPE TO PURCHASE IT THIS WEEKEND. I LOST MY MOTHER TO CANCER IN 1973, AND STILL MISS HER SO VERY MUCH. I HOPE TO FIND COMFORT IN THIS SITE AND FROM READING THE BOOK.
SHELLEY ROSE JENNINGS <LANNY@EROLS.COM>
BURKE, VA USA - September 12, 1997

Just read your book and throughly enjoyed it. My husband has had a few ADC with his father who passed away afew years ago Thanks for your wonderful book
Angela Toeppner <tepnr@neilnet.com>
Powassan, ON Canada - September 11, 1997

Hello All!!!!!!!!!!
Cera Stokes
anchorage, AK USA - September 11, 1997

Since four years ago today we were told our mother had less than two months to live, it was fitting I found this. Maybe Mom helped lead me to this for comfort. She died quietly (with her loved ones by her side) six weeks after we were given the sad diagnosis.
TJ <TANTW@AOL.com>
Clinton, IN USA - September 11, 1997

Jacob the baker and Jonathan Livinstone Seagull are books who have given me peace and rest. Your list of books will be my guide into more books of wisdom and peace. And joy is that nowaday is quite possible to purchase these books in this northern corner of the world. Greeting to all lovers of these books in the US of America.
Tor Arne Sajets <tasajets@online.no>
Stavanger, Norway - September 10, 1997

I just finished reading "Hello From Heaven" which I loved so much that I intend to get copies for friends. I've always felt that I have only one foot planted on Earth: my heart is still in my real home. A thought: my heart goes out to the parents of children who have died. One cannot long for or hope for an ADC. They just happen...or not. This is where FAITH comes in. KNOW that your child is with God. Believe it with all your heart. As the Guggenheims, and many others, have written: Love is ETERNAL and we will be together again. This lifetime is but a "blink of the Buddha's eye."
Catherine O'Kelly <jcokell@pacbell.com>
Santa Cruz, CA USA - September 09, 1997

Thank you for your uplifting book. I lost someone very close to me in December 1996 when he was murdered. He was only 25. I still have good & bad days and some days it still just doesn't seem real. It was so comforting to read your book and know that there are others out there who can understand what it's like to lose someone you love and to grasp for any kind of hope that your loved one is still with you in some way. Your book gives me new hope all the time. My life will never be the same, but he will always live on in my heart, until we meet again. I love you & I miss you always.
Nicole Bonaroti <bonarot3655@duq3.cc.duq.edu>
Pittsburgh, PA USA - September 06, 1997

On Valentines Day, 1997 my husband of 24 years died from cancer. Several hours after he died, I was sleeping and woke up because of phone ringing; I went back to sleep and right away I heard footsteps, thought it was my daughter coming home. I asked her later if it was her, it wasn't. When I thought more about it, I realized the footsteps sounded like my husbands. Late that night, I was reading the newspaper and smelled this odor several times. Thought my mind was playing tricks with me. It was my husbands smell!! I didn't tell anyone at first, figured they would think I am nuts! Several times I have smelt cigarette smoke, when there was no one around. I know it was him! Read your book, believe it was my husband letting me know he was around. Now, my one wish is to see him just one more time and I long for that more than anything.
Sandy Westerbur <Taskey1@aol.com>
Longview, WA USA - September 04, 1997

thanks for all, may god bless you.!I know he will ! thanks
bob thornton <rosemary@mcia.com (bob thornton)>
montgomery, tx USA - September 03, 1997

I FIND THIS SITE VERY "UNSTRESSFUL WHEN DEALING WITH LOVED ONES WHO HAVE PASSED ON". THANK YOU
RICHARD STROM <RICHIELEE@WEBTV.NET>
DUNCANVILLE, TX USA - September 03, 1997

I FIND THIS SITE VERY "UNSTRESSFUL WHEN DEALING WITH LOVED ONES WHO HAVE PASSED ON". THANK YOU
RICHARD STROM <RICHIELEE@WEBTV.NET>
DUNCANVILLE, TX USA - September 03, 1997

This site and message board have become my life line! I live in a very remote part of Australia, and it's great to be able to talk about these things with other people for a change!
Tammie Thomson <tammie1@hobbit.com.au>
WA Australia - September 02, 1997

I THINK IT'S VERY COMFORTING TO THE LIVING.
L.PURDY <LVP69>
TAMPA, FL. USA - September 02, 1997

After experiencing a loss in our family, I found the creation of GRATITUDE LISTS was the most helpful in overcoming a sense of loss. I put tablets in every room of the house. It took four months to fill all of them. You start with the most obvious things and work your way through to the very small things. A change in your thinking will happen and you will finally be able to accept the gift of that person so completely that the loss will be dwarfed by the gift.
Grant Cooling <marquist@webtv.net>
Newport Beach, Ca USA - September 02, 1997

I am very sorry for yourr loss. I have lost a son of my own. Time does help heal your broken heart.
Dorabelle
USA - September 01, 1997

My son, Ryan died from a drowning accident in January of 1995. I have been fortunate enough to have heard from him many times over the past two years. He tells me he "wishes I could feel the warm love where he is" and that there "are no accidents… we planned this prior to this life to progress". And much, much more. If there is anything I can add, if you have lost someone you love, KNOW without a doubt that they are in the most loving space; they are surrounded by support and are busy with growth. KNOW that they feel your pain and grief and it hurts them to see you blame yourself or feel guilt. KNOW that everything is part of a plan for growth and the goal is unconditional love. I welcome anyone who needs to talk. I have been given many, many gifts. I hope to pass some of them along.
Catherine Patillo <Patillo@mail.inquo.net>
SLC, UT USA - August 31, 1997

Discovered this book the day after an ADC occurence. At the time I didn't realize what the book was about. I just went straight to it in the bookstore and felt compelled to buy it. ADC's have been a common occurence for me since I was very young so I was happy to know I wasn't alone!
Monica Wilson <chicpower@rocketmail.com>
Seoul, S.Korea - August 30, 1997

I checked out "Hello from Heaven" from the library just a few days after my boyfriend "died" (4/15/97) in an effort to find some hope. I was so impressed that I had to go out and buy my own copy. This book made me feel so comforted, I couldn't wait to see this website. I haven't had any communication that I was aware of. I would like to experience this for myself, but must admit that if someone I know were to show up in the middle of the night, it would score me. I'm trying to be more aware of this though, so that maybe it will happen. I don't know any other people in my day-to-day life who have gone through losing a boyfriend to Cancer at an early age (33), but would like to correspond if there is anybody who wishes to communicate about this fascinating, yet heartbreaking, topic.
Pam <alle1@msn.com>
Largo, FL USA - August 30, 1997

Very interesting and comforting site. After death communication is an idea that is wonderful and I hope that it is true. My mother died last year and I communicate with her all the time------ or so it could be. I am a scientist and I think it is possible that all my contact with my mom may only be my wishful imagination. I fear that is what is really occurrng with all this ADC. I am sorry but there is so much uncertainty about ADC. Is there any possible method to differentiate imaginary from actual ADC? In any case thank you for your site.
Michael T. Seaman <mtseaman@albanyonline.net>
Schenectady, NY USA - August 29, 1997

Thanks for being here. I have read Hello From Heaven and I loved it. It made me feel closer to my mother. Thanks again.
Cathleen O'Connell <southlandinc@worldnet.att.net>
McLean, VA USA - August 27, 1997

How does one go about getting a reading with George Anderson?
Kathy DiMeglio <Kathydim@ariel.princeton.edu>
Trenton, NJ USA - August 27, 1997

I found this site by looking for anything I could find on James Van Praagh, George Anderson, or Rosemary Altea. I have had a wonderful series of ADC'c from my grandparents via a series of dreams that took several years. For the past six years I have been reading everything that I can get my hands on.
Debbie <Tethys@AOL.com>
USA - August 25, 1997

Nothing in this world prepared me for the death of my 18 year old son, Jason. However, because of this site and "Hello From Heaven" I have found a life preserver. My son continues to amaze us with his visits and messages...assuring us of eternal life and love! Light, Sandy
Sandy <sandy@trib.com>
Riverton, WY USA - August 25, 1997

My name is Rosemary Smith and my two oldest sons, Drew (age 18) and Jeremiah (age 15) died in a single car accident on July 23, 1992. Since their deaths, I have read books from those concerning the loss of a child to books about Near Death Experiences and ADCs. I have read "Hello From Heaven" and loved it. I found it very comforting to hear the stories from others who have had similar experiences as I have had--communications from my sons. I have contacted over 600 bereaved families in the past five years and have sent each of them a packet of books, poems, and a video tape along with the hope that something in there may help them in some way. Please e-mail me if you are newly bereaved (loss of a child) and I will contact you. I have just located this web site today while browsing. I will visit often and thank the Guggenheims for this site and their wonderful book.
Rosemary Smith <105660.633@compuserve,com>
USA - August 25, 1997

I lost my 14 year old son, David on July 8th 1996. He was NEVER diagnosed by his SO CALLED doctors. He had a collagen disorder called Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, Type IV. This disorder has been around since the 1600's more in the 1900's, so it's not NEW. All of his life, I had a FEAR that something might happen to him. (I quess a six sence). I even had two different dreams that related to what happen to him. I just didn't see what it was trying to tell me. My life is totally devastated, my heart broken, my faith gone. To face your worst fear, this is the greatest, horrific, pain of ALL. To know such joy with their BIRTH, and such pain with their DEATH. Mothers/Fathers die with their children, also.
Cathy Bowen <PEVL53A@prodigy.com>
NJ USA - August 24, 1997

Our son Aaron was nineteen years old and he was studying to be a graphics designer, teacher and football coach at Western Washington University in Bellingham Washington. He had only been home from school for five days, when he (we think) fell asleep at the wheel of the family mini van and crossed the center liune into an on coming logging truck. He died instantly and then the van burst into flames, He died a half a mile from home on June 19, 1997.
Lynn Adams Trotter <aaront@cen.quik.com>
Chehalis, Wa USA - August 23, 1997

I have read your book awhile back, and it greatly helped to instill the belief that I will someday be with my little sister,Jackie, who was killed while piloting a plane......which was her passion in life. In the time that has passed with her loss, my family and I have been trying to find some peace of mind that she is alright and we will be with her again someday. Books like this one are of such great comfort to our hearts. Thank You for having available this web site, I will be visiting here often.
Kathleen <Jnk Pnw@aol.com>
N. Las Vegas, NV USA - August 23, 1997

My husband of 12 years died May 1996. I was looking to see if there was any way I could get in touch with someone who can talk to the spirits beyond. If so, please E-Mail me. I needed to know if he is ok.
Cathy <Mini82@aol.com>
USA - August 23, 1997

i just bought the book hello from heaven. almost three weeks ago I lost my nona(Italian for grandmother) She raised me along with my mother and I am really having a hard time dealing with this. i just dont know what to think.
Joya <Joya@WallCo.com>
Asheville, nc USA - August 22, 1997

Found this site using a search engine for Rosemary Altea, and must have been meant to find this one. A very healing environment, and I hope to visit regurlarly.
Cindy <cndla4st@aol.com>
River Rouge, MI USA - August 22, 1997