Apr 142010
I’m not going to make it a habit to post copies of Twitter responses, but as this site was setup to document the replies to initial tweets about Danielle, it seems fitting to conclude with the responses to the address I gave at Danielle’s funeral yesterday.
It continues to be a real source of comfort to both myself and Liza to read your responses and to appreciate how Danielle’s short life did have a real impact. We plan to add a few further posts about Danielle, perhaps also one about why I used Twitter, but this is the last time I plan to grab responses and add them to this site.
April 13 18:28
We had our baby daughter's funeral today – this is a copy of the funeral address -
http://www.djfield.co.uk/2010/04/13/funeral-address/

spanishsam: @andyfield So sorry for your loss. XXX

amandasalt: @andyfield that was so beautiful, Andy, I hope the funeral brought you some comfort

johnelworthy: @andyfield I had no idea of your family's grief, thankyou for putting the address on the web. It is poignant and deeply moving

ZoeRoss19: @andyfield just a gorgeous address, Andy- she clearly was a brave (& very beautiful) baby. Best wishes. http://bit.ly/bHR3c0

geraldhaigh1: @andyfield Thank you for sharing your talk Andy. Again, you've made it possible for Danielle to touch all of us in different ways.


neilmcdonald7: @andyfield What an amazing tribute to a special little girl. Got a lump in the throat thinking of what those words truly mean. God bless

shervette1: @andyfield such beautiful words. As always you are in my thoughts and prayers.
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