#dearphotograph

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Dear Photograph, Buddy’s sunbeam still comes by now and then, but he’s not here to greet it. It looks very empty without him dozing peacefully in its warmth. I am empty without him, too. Maybe one day there will be another dog to enjoy Buddy’s sunbeam, but there will never be another Buddy. - Jennifer

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Dear Photograph, we thought you would outlive the washing machine. It's still going and you're not. Goodbye, Puffy ❤️

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Dear Photograph this Valentine's Day, just like every other day, I know my dear Dad is here at his favorite beach where I grew up. This is his final resting place and I know he is forever and always by my Mum's side - together again. - Bridgette

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Dear Photograph, this is an image of my great-grandmother, Nana Anna, in front of my grandfather’s house (her son) 26 years ago. Her joy and kindness glow from this image which resonates in all of our hearts. Each day, I am reminded of her peace and kindness through this image and my joyful heart is a result of her unconditional love and care. How lucky I am to share in her love and last name?

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Dear Photograph, You and Mom moved me in, then you posed for a picture in front of Spencer Dorm in 1987 before leaving me to start my freshman year. I got my degree; but I learned more from you than from any institution before or since. I would give anything for one more picture and a few more words of wisdom from you. I love and miss you so much, Dad. ❤️ - Meg

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Dear Photograph, My wife and I were married in 2016 around and under this special 100-year-old elm on my parent's farm. The Lone Elm lost its battle to the Dutch elm disease this year and was cut down. A large empty hole in the family and the landscape now exists. - Austin

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Dear Photograph, It's been 40 years since the day we said " I do". A lot has changed - we built a home, raised our family and watched them leave to write their own stories. Our three grandchildren bring new joy to our next chapter. So many changes but our love for each other has remained ever constant and we are forever grateful for that. - Debbie

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Dear Photograph, 8 months later God called you home. Thank you for being the best Uncle and Brother. I will always remember this day and remember you this way. I love you, brother. - Maria