I trully believe that superwomans are part of our daily life.
My reason for stating so is that fact that I know that my grandmother was one.
Born Tulie Joseph in Saint Raphael, Haiti,1915.
In her 85 years of living she expereince both good and bad things.
Of course living Haiti is not or maybe will ever be an easy thing to do; but my granmother overcame many trials and tribulations.
She has proven to many and all of her decendents left behind that life is an everday lesson taught by self.
Unfornatley before her passing I had not seen or spoke to her in 15 years; so that hit me hard the day we got a call that she had passed.
The only good thing about it was that she did not die suffering her cause of death was natural.
I wanted to do many things with and for my granmother before her passing; but every time I planned to visit her in Haiti I never did .
I always promised myself that one day I would go there and just pamper her.
Her funeral had to have been the most beautiful one that I had ever been to. It wasn't glamorized or played out. Everyone that she had affected in any form was present.
The whole time that I was there I felt her presence.
My superwoman leaves behind 6 children, 17 grandchildren, and 16 great granchildren.
Only a superwoman is able to multiple that way.
She was and will alway be MARVELOUS!!!
"gran nen pot kote ou ye wap tou jour rete nan coeur nou"
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A.JEAN-FRNACOIS
[This message has been edited by ARCELINE JEAN-FRANCOIS (edited 06-25-2001).]
TULIE J. DORVIL (1915-200)