The Telling Tales

By Dr. Constance Colon-Jones

Socio-political analysis represent throughout the book's eventful revelations. Varied episodes depict much within true life happenings. Critical story showings describe "the who, the what, and the where" situational involvements. Revealed personages circle eternal life and lives. And the predictable to the unpredictable incorporate within resolve issues. Human to humanistic to humanitarian analysis transform attitudinal conventionalism.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: Nov 21, 2022
• ISBN: 9781669856115

Dr. Constance Colon-Jones

Author, Dr. Constance Colon-Jones biographs a multitude of commission and committee chairs and seats. Given prized volunteerism, she reveals the RSVPs' intimate humanitarian efforts and rich rewards.

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The Candlelight Visit

The Candlelight Visit

A lite gauze covering sheeted the dead woman’s boxed body. A mortuary exam and physical cleansing was to take place. The burial ceremony and interment would show within the cabin’s backyard property. The property was family owned and was burial site approved as had been with great-great-grandfather and great aunts and uncles. A marked tombstone yet had to be selected for the elderly near-100 aged lady, who was the family matriarch.

The matriarch lay within the wooded cabin house setting, enveloped in soothing candlelight glow. Light incense burned and scented the viewing room. The full family members came into the first viewing; the second day was reserved for personal and professional friends and neighbors. Ministry representatives were called into each day for full requiem ceremonial prayers. On the third day, the ground burial marching ceremony took place.

Afterwards funeral occasion gathering was cabin house shown. The wooden log cabin housed two floors and had open living quarters. Selected restauranteurs provided a distinct culinary food and drink table for all day to night time gathered. Immediately after culinary fare gathering, the legalities began. There were forty to fifty gatherers.

The family and business attorney opened the will documents and began the presentations. All associated legal document issues were assisted by a legal researcher and paralegal. It was shown that many associates were legally will listed.

The JD began voicing mandates. He began with property ownership: the family matriarch had dictated that any and all blood family members would have legal access to cabin house and 30 to 40 acres in property. Some of these acres would be sold off to balance out personal estate and property taxation dues. The deed would remain within the family surnames. And the legal taxation payments and any other related cabin and property issues would be designated to JD association decision; the decisions would be made after collaborative family member meetings.

And related to long-time friends and business associates, the matriarch left cabin and 30 to 40 property acres to be accessed for personal and professional usage. Once again, calendar identified along with JD and other family members input. The matriarch had also left a JD filed directory for friends and business associates relevant to further and future developments. Legal agreement measures would dictate when and if and which acreage design sell offs; the purposes would be duly identified. At interval timings, there had been some talk of parsoning off acreage to local town community for private and professional purposes. And at other timings, the family spoke to architectural condominium buildings and church site.

An estate jewelry package was also designated for each family and friend and business associate members. The