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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 2015 FLORIDA SENTINEL BULLETIN PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY PAGE 5-B
Happy Valentine’s Day
I’m Still, He Still, We Still
Valentine’s Memoriams
MR. T. AND NANA BRADWELL
He’s my lover, my baby’s father, my lifetime partner and my friend.
Happy Valentine’s Bae ... we bend, but we never break.
I love you Mr. T.
Love Is In The Air
JEANETTE LAVERNE WILLIAMS-BROWN February 6, 1953 —- April 8, 2010
JIMIRRA AND EL
Happy Valentine’s Day, to my beautiful wife. You have been a blessing since day one and I couldn’t image life without you.
Happy Valentine’s Day and Happy Belated Birth- day. You would have been 62 years young this month. You will always be in our hearts. We love you always and forever.
The Family
The Color Of The Roses
BY IRIS B. HOLTON Sentinel City Editor
During the days leading up to Saturday, February 14th, florists will be overwhelmed. They will be called upon to de- liver that special gift of flowers to that special lady.
While the gift ideas for this special day are not as rigid as anniversaries, it still takes time, effort, and patience to obtain the special day even more memorable.
People often think sending flowers are simple at that. But, that’s not necessarily true. Some roses are colored by nature and others are created artificially.
We have listed just a few of those meanings.
Red Roses —- this color has always been associated with love and romance. It is definitely the choice for lovers. It means, beauty, courage, respect, sincere love, and passion, and “I love you.” The dark red rose also means unconscious beauty.
White Roses —- Symbolizes purity, innocence, silence, secrecy, reverence, humility, youthfulness, heavenly, and “I am worthy of you.”
Pink Roses —- appreciation, grace, perfect happiness, admiration, gentleness, and “Thank You.” The dark pink rose also signifies gratitude, and the light pink means sympathy, gladness, joy, and sweetness.
Yellow Roses —- Signifies joy, gladness, friendship, de- light, promise of a new beginning, welcome back, remember me, jealousy, and “I care.”
Orange Roses —- Desire and enthusiasm.
Peach Roses —- Appreciation, closing the deal, let’s get together, sincerity, and gratitude. The Pale Peach rose sym- bolizes modesty.
Coral Roses —- Desire
Single roses also have their own mean:
A single rose of any color means the utmost devotion. Two roses means entwined together
Six roses signifies love
Eleven roses assures deep and true love.
And thirteen roses means you have a secret admirer.
Happy Valentine’s Day
Happy Valentine’s Day
ALICIA LAWMAN 9/1/1966 — 1/25/2015
Alicia, we all love you, living in a way that pleases God.
Love you, Alicia.
Happy Valentine’s Day
MARLO GIBSON 2009
Love never dies!
From Mom, fam- ily and friends.
Love would never be a promise of a rose garden unless it is
showered with light of faith, water of sincerity and air of passion.
~Author Unknown