Shep

When my father in law passed away I didn't like being in the hospital because I don't think that is a good place to die. So, I drove with my children to pick up my Son's car at my cousins because it had broken down there and we hoped it had been repaired. All my children were with me from my 12 year old to my oldest son who was likely then 34 then. As we drove back to the hospital from Orange county to Santa Barbara where my father in law lived I experienced my father in law passing on. I wondered if I should be driving the car (where we all were riding in) or not. I told my children as tears rolled down my face of what I was experiencing. We were all in the same car because the car still needed more repairs because they had sent the wrong radiator replacement so it wasn't ready yet.

I saw my father in law throwing a stick for his dog Shep which I believe was an Australian Shepard dog and I saw his father and mother coming there for him and both of his wives (1st and 2nd) were also waiting for him in heaven too. I was amazed at how beautiful the place was and was grateful that God and Angels had shared his passing and meeting his parents and wives with me.

Later, my wife and youngest daughter and I took his ashes to Saint Louis from the Los Angeles International Airport to bury his ashes with his father and mother there. However, what was amazing is that the same stick that he was throwing for his dog was leaning against his Burial Stone with his name on it next to his parents burial stone.

It was amazing to see that where he was put to rest was the same beautiful green field where he was throwing the stick for his dog Shep from the 1930s when he was young and before he was a Naval Lieutenant in the SeaBees for the U.S. Navy in World war II building airports in Iceland and in the Pacific Islands.

So, not only did I have this vision of him meeting his parents and his wives. The place he met them was where we buried his ashes too where he played with his dog Shep and met his parents and his wives were waiting for him there too in the wings as he hadn't fully adjusted to his new heaven realm life yet. His parents and his dog were the first to greet him in heaven on that burial field in Saint Louis, Missouri.

What is amazing to me is that I had never ever been to Saint Louis Before or to this location before and yet I saw his spirit go there and meet his dog at the same place that we took his ashes to be buried next to his father and mother in Saint Louis.