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Loss of loved ones is difficult at best and heart-wrenching at worst.Loss of a parent can cause us to have feelings of being alone, confused,angry, and at a loss to explain the radical changes that the death has causedin our private and personal thoughts.
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Dr. Salvatore discovered that he was not alone in these feelings. As hespoke to others who had lost a parent, he found that the stories of theirmemories were more healing than anything he could have imagined. Hediscovered that the children of these wonderful people could remember or weretold by friends fantastic stories that will make you laugh and feel the lovethat they had for each other.
They tell the stories they grew up hearing or seeing all of their livesand tell of how they would remember them at the strangest times or places.Joseph remembered, "For days I drooped around like a whipped dog and though itwas Dad's busy season at the store, he seemed to spend more time with me. Itwasn't so blatant that I felt like a poor thing, but what I appreciated themost was that he didn't give me the usual adult thing about counting yourblessings. Today he's gone, but I regularly go through the pictures to remindmyself that Dad tried to understand the heights and valleys of adolescence andnow with two of my own, I need the same sensitivity."
By retelling these stories, Dr. Salvatore gives those who have lost aparent the opportunity to remember these stories for themselves, and havetheir parents back in their lives, even if it's just for the moment. Read"Gone but not Forgotten" and live the memories with your family.
Dr. Tagliareni is the former president of Next Step Associates. He was anorganizational consultant for twenty-five years for multinational companiessuch as Johnson & Johnson, IBM, Hoffman-LaRoche, Bristol-Myers Squibb, and ahost of other fortune 1000 companies. He is currently a principal inTagliareni Anderson Fine Art in Philadelphia.
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