Exceptional To Becky, my Goddaughter and Niece Tributes : Please Go Back Another Day by Debi Pick Marquette

To the love of your life, you had to say goodbye We do not understand why Aaron had to die Becky, my Goddaughter, I don't know what to say Dear God, can't we please, just go back another day You were so in love and found happiness at last You barely had a start, and the past was in the past He adored your kids like a dad in every way Dear God, can't we please, just go back another day Your kids loved him too, soon in marriage, you would blend Life as a family, the four of you would spend Your world as you know it, has left and gone astray Dear God, can't we please just go back another day I do not know the whats, and I sure don't know the why's I wish I knew the way to stop the tears from your eyes An answer to your question of why he couldn't stay Dear God, can't we please, just go back another day A horrifying tragedy; it's hard to face tomorrow I'm thankful for the friends, who pray for all your sorrow A medical condition; but no one else would pay Dear God, can't we please, just go back another day God will care for all of you, and He will guard your heart One day it will be easier, and then the peace will start But now it's devastating; Lord, hear me as I pray Dear God, can't we please, just go back another day Recognized Author Notes On his way home from work late last night, Aaron must have had a medical condition or blackout because his car accelerated into a tree and was killed instantly. (We are thankful he didn't hit anyone else) He has had this happen once before, but thought if was a one time thing. Everyone is devastated and ask for prayers for our dear Becky and her kids; and his family too. Aaron is also a friend of our kids, helped with our cropland and lived just down the road from us. For us the hardest is knowing what it is doing to my sweet other daughter, Becky An autopsy is being done today; we should know the results soon I am handling it the way I always handle stress and sadness: I write a poem.

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