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Cindy: e-mail
m-'66', w-'96' I miss my wonderful husband terribly. I don't grieve for him any more. There's just an empty hollow feeling inside that doesn't seem to go away

Susan Hackett: e-mail
b-'75', m-'96', w-'99', 1 daughter '92', Methodist, caucasian, 130 lbs, 5'3", N/S, N/D, active church member (puppet ministry director, choir member, women's group, bible study), high school band volunteer, volleyball, spending time with my little girl, bowling, skating, swimming, etc.

Karen: e-mail
b-'59', w-'99'. I was widowed suddenly and tragically on June 13, 1999 when my husband, Darryl, died as a result of pulmonary embolism. We were married for 15 years. We have 2 children, 13 and 15. Our life together had always been a reflection of our Lord and Savior's promise to provide and answer prayer, to sustain and heal, to love without constraint or condition. I seek now to grow in His wisdom and favor, to overcome the sadness and loneliness the death of my lover and best friend has left, to move in the calling that God has placed on my life with fervor and strength, to bless my children with a happy and Godly home.

Jo: e-mail
b-'40', m-'60', w-'00'. I am a black, born-again, spirit-filled believer. I have 2 married children and 4 grandchildren. I was married to a wonderful man. I am lonely, miss male companionship and would like to meet a born-again spirit-filled, gentleman who knows how to treat a woman of God. I like to bake, sing in the choir, walk, entertain, listen to gospel music, and work Bible crossword puzzles. I retired from children services, but work part-time.

T. N. Jasper: e-mail
b-'65'. White female, 3 children. My husband died from a gun shot in May, '02'. We were seperated at the time, but trying to work things out. I last spoke to him the day before he was killed. He was a wonderful man, and a terrific step-father.