A while back, we down-loaded a whole load of Amazing Grace versions in order to choose the best one for our Grandma Stumpy’s Funeral. We like any opportunity to sing along to Amazing Grace because the song gives us a deeply cathartic feeling of emancipation.
Gnome says: “It is deeply cleansing…like a purge.”
Munchkin says, “I can release all my suffering now…”
Please sing along with us to our Amazing Grace shortlist and vote in our “The Best of Amazing Grace” Poll.
This is an MGNews Special to present a Farewell To Grandma Stumpy. Our lovely and wonderful Grandma Vanessa Stumpy passed away peacefully in her sleep on the 3rd of October 2015 at her home in Paradise Piggies. She died at the grand old age of 8 years old.
Grandmas Stumpy is the Grandmother of all the piggies and she mothered generations upon generations of piggies on Paradise Pastures. She will be sorely missed by all. She was our Sunshine, she was the lovely piggie with a gorgeous heart of gold. We Love You Stumpy!!
The funeral was held today at Paradise Pastures. All the piggies gathered to pay their respect.
The Duckies and Goosie came to say their solemn farewell:
Mayor Gnome and Doctor Munchkin were in attendance at the funeral to send Grandma Stumpy off to Paradise Piggie Heaven.
A few words from Mayor Gnome:
” Farewell Grandma Stumpy. I promised you Freedom, Fresh Grass and Beyond. Make haste to the Kingdom of Paradise Piggies and we shall meet again one day in ‘Beyond.’ We Love You!“
This one is for Grandma Stumpy!! Please let us join in a Farewell with “The King” to help Grandma Stumpy along to her appointed place in Paradise Piggies Heaven.
Amazing grace, oh how sweet the sound That saved a wreck like me I once was lost, though now I’m found I was blind, but now I see When we’ve been there ten thousand years Bright shining as the sun We’ve no less days to sing God’s praise Then when, when we first begun Too many ages false and spent I have already hung This face and flock He saved us by His endless grace will leave me whole Amazing grace, oh how sweet the sound To save a wreck like me I once was lost, but now I’m found I was blind, but now I see