Let Me Be Your Hero

I’ll be the one you can run to

When your life has turned upside down

I’ll have a shoulder you can cry on

When your tears fall like rain

I’ll wrap my arms around you and keep you safe from harm

If you’ll let me be your hero, I’ll be where you belong

When your day turns as black as night I will be your day and sun

If you let me be your hero, I will turn your life around



Open up your heart to me, and ask me to come in

I will be your hero on that you can depend

Let me be your hero when your hair fades to gray

For I will be with you always just waiting for what you say



Call me and I will come to you

Cry and I will comfort you

Ask and I will answer you

For I am always here for you

Let me be your hero

Fall Colors

Fall Colors

By Janeal Mulaney

It all starts with one fresh brush,

The paint is in swirls, but what for is the rush,

All the fall colors are ready to go,

God touches the brush and raises his hand

Then slides over the canvas in a smooth flow



Low and behold there are so many colors

Reds, oranges, yellows and browns

God brought fall alive with the flick of his hand

Trees are turning, while plants go in to hiding

Winter is coming but first all the leaves falling

We look up to the heavens and thank God for beautiful sight.

Janeal's Art and Poems: My Mother Esther Mulaney

Janeal's Art and Poems: My Mother Esther Mulaney

My Mother Esther Mulaney

Esther Mulaney 1936-2010

A Celebration of life for longtime Lamar resident, Esther Rosilda (McEndree) Mulaney will be held at 11a.m. on Tuesday, October 26, 2010 at the Lamar Missionary Baptist Church with Pastor John Morrison and Jack Martin co-officiating. Interment will follow at Maxey Cemetery.
Esther was born on August 15, 1936 at Deora, to Edward Robert and Rosilda Adeline "Addie" (Venn) McEndree and passed away on October 22, 2010 at her daughter`s home in Centennial, at the age of 74.
She is preceded in death by her parents and infant daughter Juanita Esther Mulaney.
Esther is survived by her husband; James Charles Mulaney of Canon City, daughters; Janet Verhoeff of Centennial and Janeal Mulaney of Lamar, grandchildren; Tara Mulaney of Lamar, Michael (Amy) Mulaney of Kahului, Hawaii, Skyler (Jessica) Mulaney of Pueblo, Brenna Verhoeff of Centennial, Tatia (Kevin) Magoon of Anchorage, Ala., Sean Verhoeff and Kenton Verhoeff both of Centennial and great-grandchildren; TJ Torres, Metika Escobar, Lychelle Escobar, Elizabeth Kelley, Lina Mulaney, Colm Verhoeff and Kade Magoon. She is also survived by her siblings; Evelyn Dean, Audrey (Wilfred) Kincade, Darline Manly all of Lamar and Dale (Kathleen) McEndree of Republic, Mo., as well as numerous nieces, nephews, other family and many friends
Memorial Contributions may be made to Hospice of St. Johns through Peacock Funeral Home.
Arrangements are under the direction of the Peacock Family.
For current information and online condolences please visit the Web site at peacockfuneralhome.com.

My Mother
She was an angel among us, with open arms to hold us whenever we were frightened or sad.
She would chase away our fears, and tears with her kind words and loving smile.
Even though she is no longer with us in body, her spirit and memories are flying high
Surrounding us with her love and gentle ways.
She is now a guarding angel doing the work God has meant for her to do.