I am Jeff Munn's sister and he would not want people to think of his death; nor dwell on it; nor be sad EVER.
That was his message at the funeral - he talked about celebrating LIFE. He wrote for the funeral and had spoken to many many of his friends about his love for Jesus (and that I know too); and his wish more than anything is that people would know that ABSOLUTELY INCREDIBLE LOVE. That is what carried him and that was his message. No judgment - it is ALWAYS THERE surpassing what most churches teach and give. We were so lucky to know it when young; and experience the messages that were full of love from Chuck Smith at Calvary Chapel.
He is happy; and I DO NOT relive what he went through with leukemia. I don't ask WHY; I don't lament like many on how young. We all have a purpose and a path that unfolds as it should and HE KNEW THAT. :). Since he was ADULT enough to face it and looked forward even to the life on the other side - that is what I think of :) and I share his same beliefs. He is full of power right now and he gets LIFE :)...he has the whole picture.
Don't get me wrong I would be thrilled to have him here still; and wish he had never suffered leukemia. He was my best best best friend; and now Mom and Dad are gone too. My whole family is gone....that is difficult.
He was around me good and strong for at least 10 years after his death. Many of you might not believe in that, but often our family and good friends are around us after they pass "to comfort & help" and "to inspire" and let us know we are not alone and remind us of that incredible LOVE that actually lives in all of us NOW. It is the most incredible daily experience in my life. He gave me so much strength and he LIVES ON....
Thank you for all the love you have expressed and for those who miss him still he would hug you and tell you he is fine. He had many friends who adored him.
Also thank you for the post above about the gravesite; and yes his ashes were sprinkled at San Onofre :)
MUCH LOVE and LIGHT,
Lori Munn
That was his message at the funeral - he talked about celebrating LIFE. He wrote for the funeral and had spoken to many many of his friends about his love for Jesus (and that I know too); and his wish more than anything is that people would know that ABSOLUTELY INCREDIBLE LOVE. That is what carried him and that was his message. No judgment - it is ALWAYS THERE surpassing what most churches teach and give. We were so lucky to know it when young; and experience the messages that were full of love from Chuck Smith at Calvary Chapel.
He is happy; and I DO NOT relive what he went through with leukemia. I don't ask WHY; I don't lament like many on how young. We all have a purpose and a path that unfolds as it should and HE KNEW THAT. :). Since he was ADULT enough to face it and looked forward even to the life on the other side - that is what I think of :) and I share his same beliefs. He is full of power right now and he gets LIFE :)...he has the whole picture.
Don't get me wrong I would be thrilled to have him here still; and wish he had never suffered leukemia. He was my best best best friend; and now Mom and Dad are gone too. My whole family is gone....that is difficult.
He was around me good and strong for at least 10 years after his death. Many of you might not believe in that, but often our family and good friends are around us after they pass "to comfort & help" and "to inspire" and let us know we are not alone and remind us of that incredible LOVE that actually lives in all of us NOW. It is the most incredible daily experience in my life. He gave me so much strength and he LIVES ON....
Thank you for all the love you have expressed and for those who miss him still he would hug you and tell you he is fine. He had many friends who adored him.
Also thank you for the post above about the gravesite; and yes his ashes were sprinkled at San Onofre :)
MUCH LOVE and LIGHT,
Lori Munn
I am Jeff Munn's sister and he would not want people to think of his death; nor dwell on it; nor be sad EVER.
That was his message at the funeral - he talked about celebrating LIFE. He wrote for the funeral and had spoken to many many of his friends about his love for Jesus (and that I know too); and his wish more than anything is that people would know that ABSOLUTELY INCREDIBLE LOVE. That is what carried him and that was his message. No judgment - it is ALWAYS THERE surpassing what most churches teach and give. We were so lucky to know it when young; and experience the messages that were full of love from Chuck Smith at Calvary Chapel.
He is happy; and I DO NOT relive what he went through with leukemia. I don't ask WHY; I don't lament like many on how young. We all have a purpose and a path that unfolds as it should and HE KNEW THAT. :). Since he was ADULT enough to face it and looked forward even to the life on the other side - that is what I think of :) and I share his same beliefs. He is full of power right now and he gets LIFE :)...he has the whole picture.
Don't get me wrong I would be thrilled to have him here still; and wish he had never suffered leukemia. He was my best best best friend; and now Mom and Dad are gone too. My whole family is gone....that is difficult.
He was around me good and strong for at least 10 years after his death. Many of you might not believe in that, but often our family and good friends are around us after they pass "to comfort & help" and "to inspire" and let us know we are not alone and remind us of that incredible LOVE that actually lives in all of us NOW. It is the most incredible daily experience in my life. He gave me so much strength and he LIVES ON....
Thank you for all the love you have expressed and for those who miss him still he would hug you and tell you he is fine. He had many friends who adored him.
Also thank you for the post above about the gravesite; and yes his ashes were sprinkled at San Onofre :)
MUCH LOVE and LIGHT,
Lori Munn
That was his message at the funeral - he talked about celebrating LIFE. He wrote for the funeral and had spoken to many many of his friends about his love for Jesus (and that I know too); and his wish more than anything is that people would know that ABSOLUTELY INCREDIBLE LOVE. That is what carried him and that was his message. No judgment - it is ALWAYS THERE surpassing what most churches teach and give. We were so lucky to know it when young; and experience the messages that were full of love from Chuck Smith at Calvary Chapel.
He is happy; and I DO NOT relive what he went through with leukemia. I don't ask WHY; I don't lament like many on how young. We all have a purpose and a path that unfolds as it should and HE KNEW THAT. :). Since he was ADULT enough to face it and looked forward even to the life on the other side - that is what I think of :) and I share his same beliefs. He is full of power right now and he gets LIFE :)...he has the whole picture.
Don't get me wrong I would be thrilled to have him here still; and wish he had never suffered leukemia. He was my best best best friend; and now Mom and Dad are gone too. My whole family is gone....that is difficult.
He was around me good and strong for at least 10 years after his death. Many of you might not believe in that, but often our family and good friends are around us after they pass "to comfort & help" and "to inspire" and let us know we are not alone and remind us of that incredible LOVE that actually lives in all of us NOW. It is the most incredible daily experience in my life. He gave me so much strength and he LIVES ON....
Thank you for all the love you have expressed and for those who miss him still he would hug you and tell you he is fine. He had many friends who adored him.
Also thank you for the post above about the gravesite; and yes his ashes were sprinkled at San Onofre :)
MUCH LOVE and LIGHT,
Lori Munn
