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On Grief and Grieving
This space will be a venue created to honor the life and love of my beloved wife, Francine (Fran) who left this world on July 10, 2025.
Here, I will share her story, her legacy and reflections on grief, not as answers but as honest expressions of love, loss and remembrance,
Hopefully this site will serve both as a tribute to Fran and a gentle companion for anyone who is walking the path of grief.
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About This Site
On Grief & Grieving is dedicated to providing a supportive platform for those navigating loss.
​Use the filters on this page to help narrow down the extensive library of support resources.
Join me as I explore the complexities of mourning and hopefully we can support each other through the healing process.
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“While this blog began as a space to share my personal journey through grief, I’ve come to realize how different, yet connected, all grieving paths are. This section isn’t meant to offer answers, but to share resources, ideas, and perspectives that may help others find what works for them.”
“I’m not a mental health professional everything here comes from personal experience and reputable public resources. Grief is deeply personal; please seek professional help if you ever feel overwhelmed.”
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A note from me:
I started this blog as a place to share how I’m navigating loss — the raw, personal, day-by-day experience of living without Francine. Over time I’ve realized: although every grief-journey is unique, sharing what’s helped (or didn’t) and pointing to trusted supports might make a difference for someone else.This section isn’t meant to tell you how you should grieve. It’s more: “Here are ideas, pathways, and lifelines that others have used; perhaps you’ll find one or several that resonate.”