I got a call from my mother tonight that my father had a heart attack and was not breathing for twenty minutes. The emergency workers were able to revive him but he is still unconscious and in the hospital. Sophia and I are taking a flight tonight to Kennedy.
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I am so sorry about your father. I will keep you in my thoughts…
You are in my thoughts too, Neil… Much love to you and your family.
Thinking of you!
My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
All my well wishes Neil. I hope you’re ok.
I’ll be thinking good thoughts for you and your dad. Hang in there.
My prayers go with you
From a good Jewish poet:
“The Lord is close to the broken hearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit.”
Psalms 34:18
You and your family will be in my thoughts.
I’m wishing a safe and speedy journey for you and Sophia as you go to be with your family. A candle is lit in Cleveland for you and your dad, Neil! Much love, and lots of prayers for all the Kramers.
There are no words…. sending lots of positive thoughts, hopes and prayers from Florida tonight. Blessings to you and your family and I hope you’ll draw strength from each other during this time.
Wish there were something more I could say or do.
(((Hugs))))
Very sorry to hear it, and all best wishes.
Our prayers are with you.
in our prayers…
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