Losing Grandma and the Farm

Brandon Shelton loved his grandma and lives to farm, which made 2017 probably his hardest year ever. Join us again for this week’s Growing America Story.
The following year, Brandon doubled the land he was farming.

[@daphnelattimer9952]

Find joy in something every day. Beautifully stated, Mr. Shelton.

[@johnrosier1686]

Keep up the good work. Life and death on the farm can bring high highs and low lows. All you can do is trust in The Lord and work through it.

[@backachershomestead]

Our family farmed ,I remember losing my grandmother when I was a freshman in high school. Wish I could go back at this age and talk to her and say a final goodbye.

[@Tonetwisters]

SO sorry you lost your grandma, young sir. I lost my older brother to a bad heart attack back in 1995. Still miss him, my best friend. Just be sure to get to know Jesus as your personal Savior and you will most likely follow your grandma into Heaven, 'cause here in 2021, time is running out for this world. The Bible says that God himself will dry every tear, and death shall be no more. And this was absolutely beautiful, perhaps the best of all of these "Stories."

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Heart goes out to you check out link below