Tag: Gary Kenseth

• Funerals and the Misfit Organist

  That’s me. The misfit funeral organist. I’m not sure which order the words should be in. They’re all nouns linked together to convey one image – me as an organist who likes to play for funerals, even though I shouldn’t. I’m a misfit. I should avoid funerals, at all cost, just like my mom did.…

  Marian

  June 10, 2014

  Music, Reflections

  Aunt Edith, comfort, funeral, funeral music, funerals, Gary Kenseth, God’s love, Khalil Gibran, language of the spirit, life challenges, life changes, listening for God, misfit, organist, peacefulness, pre-service music, reflections, spirituality

• Beyond the Sunset

  Aunt Edith passed away last Tuesday evening. She’s the talented gospel pianist aunt I wrote about in this blog last summer (https://whisperingwindsblog.com/2012/07/30/lets-celebrate/). I woke up several times Tuesday night. My mind was imagining what her welcome in heaven was like. Here’s what came to mind. Edith’s husband, Helmer, was pretty excited. He had heard from…

  Marian

  November 5, 2012

  Celebrations, God’s Love, Life’s Challenges, Music, Reflections, Reunions

  beyond the sunset, Edith Kenseth, family reunion, Gary Kenseth, God’s love, heaven, heavenly home, Helmer Kenseth, life changes, reflections, spirituality, whispering winds