Boo
I'm 42 years old & sadly, I became a widow July 29, 2024. My wonderful husband, Gregory Allen Peck Sr. is the absolute best thing that has ever happened to my life. Of it weren't for him, I most assuredly wouldn't be the woman I am today. He mended a heart he didn't break, & loved me even when I couldn't love myself. He never gave up on me when I was my weakest & stuck by my side, supporting me whenever everyone else gave up on me. He raised my children & loved them as his own, treating them no different & showing tough love when I couldn't. I find myself still very much devastated & struggling to get through my days, some are much harder than others. When I graduated college, it was a bittersweet experience. He told me, "Tina, don't let it all be for nothing!" the night before he passed away. " Well, Baby! Momma did it! You know I've never been one to let you down!" ð¯ Now that I know I am capable of succeeding, nothing can hold me back or slow me down, at least not for too long. Now, I'm in the process of writing a book based solely off of one of his many great ideas. It's going to be a psychological thriller & even though I want to share bits & pieces with everyone, I can't just yet. I know he'd be so proud of our kids, especially the man he raised my son to be. What's crazy is that even though he's not my son's biological father, you'd never be able to tell when comparing a picture of my husband & my son at my son's age now. They look like identical twins. Plus, they look more alone than my husband & his own son. That's what's so crazy. I'll have to post the 2 pictures side by side for everyone to see for themselves. It'll blow your mind I promise. Now that I've earned my associate degree in Science for Medical Billing & Coding, I hope to land a job soon. The income is greatly needed & incredibly missed.