Jacob Mason Allan February 8, 1999 - May 11, 2021
GUTEN GUTEN!!
No matter where I am, No matter what I am doing, I am constantly aware of your absence.
Narin Grewal
Hello
Welcome
I wanted a place to share pictures and memories of our son Jacob. His untimely passing has been the most heartbreaking thing I ever imagined I could endure. I want friends and family to be able to come here and find peace, memories, love and most of all - Jacob.
Memories
Jacob loved sports, he was an excellent swimmer, a fish really. Great basketball player, and the best little league catcher! He also played football, both flag and tackle. He was so busy, and we loved every minute of it. The weeknight practices, and the Saturday games. I always said I'd rather go to one of Jacob's games than any professional game. And when they stopped we were sad, they were so much fun.
Jacob loved everyone, and wanted a sibling so much. I wish we would have been able to give him one, he would have been an amazing big brother. His friends became his siblings, and he loved deeply. He laughed with his whole heart. He is missed every minute of every day.
THE SNOWFLAKE
“The Snowflake Metaphor” By Peggy Wuenstel Kids are like snowflakes. They are all made out of basically the same stuff. And most of that is good old H2O. They only form when conditions are just right. The coming of some is predicted well in advance. Some arrive totally unexpectedly. They have basically the same structure, But there is infinite variety in the way we experience them. Some are delicate and shapely and detailed. Some are heavy and clumped together. Some cling to you tenaciously. And some you couldn’t catch if your life depended on it. Some stay in your lives for a very long time. And some are gone in an instant. Some make you bundle your coat tightly around you, And some make you spread your arms wide to the heavens. Some float silently and gently. Others bluster and demand our attention. Some need our immediate action, And others are best left on their own. Alone, they are almost insignificant, But together they can stop a country in its tracks. Or they can cover the world in a bright and shining blanket that invites us all to watch the snow fall.
