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This is Julie's Funeral on August 9th, 1999. 27 year old Richard McIntyre stands next to his late wife's grave holding their newborn son Ryan Dominic McIntyre. Richard accepting his new role as a new father and now a widower had lots of support from his mother Leanne, older sister Christine with her three children, Casey Ann, Dan Maxim and Lena, including his late wife's friend Helena Ruzski. Also while making this piece i was listening to "Ain't No Planes by Lisa Lougheed, I think it fits very well with this piece.

"Ain't no planes gonna fly outta here tonight, oh no
So put away the thought 'til tomorrow
Look at what you've got
Don't think tomorrow

Ain't no trains gonna ride outta here tonight, oh no
So put away the thought 'til tomorrow
Look at what you've got
Don't think tomorrow

How can you just turn around?
We might never get another chance!
How can we let it go and never know it?
Baby, don't let it pass
It's a once in a lifetime chance

Ain't no ships gonna sail outta here tonight, oh no
So put away the thought 'til tomorrow
Look at what you've got
Don't think tomorrow...

How can you just turn around?
We might never get another chance!
How can we let it go and never know it?
Baby don't let it slip
It's a once in a lifetime ship
And it's never gonna come again
I said it's never gonna come again

How can you just turn around?
We might never get another chance!
How can we let it go and never know it?
Baby don't let it slip
It's a once in a lifetime ship
And it's never gonna come again
I said it's never gonna come again
I said it's never gonna come again!

Ain't no planes gonna fly outta here tonight..."

Artwork belongs to me.

Description
This is Julie's Funeral on August 9th, 1999. 27 year old Richard McIntyre stands next to his late wife's grave holding their newborn son Ryan Dominic McIntyre. Richard accepting his new role as a new father and now a widower had lots of support from his mother Leanne, older sister Christine with her three children, Casey Ann, Dan Maxim and Lena, including his late wife's friend Helena Ruzski. Also while making this piece i was listening to "Ain't No Planes by Lisa Lougheed, I think it fits very well with this piece.

"Ain't no planes gonna fly outta here tonight, oh no
So put away the thought 'til tomorrow
Look at what you've got
Don't think tomorrow

Ain't no trains gonna ride outta here tonight, oh no
So put away the thought 'til tomorrow
Look at what you've got
Don't think tomorrow

How can you just turn around?
We might never get another chance!
How can we let it go and never know it?
Baby, don't let it pass
It's a once in a lifetime chance

Ain't no ships gonna sail outta here tonight, oh no
So put away the thought 'til tomorrow
Look at what you've got
Don't think tomorrow...

How can you just turn around?
We might never get another chance!
How can we let it go and never know it?
Baby don't let it slip
It's a once in a lifetime ship
And it's never gonna come again
I said it's never gonna come again

How can you just turn around?
We might never get another chance!
How can we let it go and never know it?
Baby don't let it slip
It's a once in a lifetime ship
And it's never gonna come again
I said it's never gonna come again
I said it's never gonna come again!

Ain't no planes gonna fly outta here tonight..."

Artwork belongs to me.