Wednesday, June 6, 2012

"Grandmother" Gena Bouquet Lives Eternally (In Our Hearts)!

Welcome To the Site Where Everyone Can Post Their Tribute To, Or Comment On Their Connection With the AH-Mazing Life of "Artist-to-Zen" Goddess/Sha-(Wo)Man/Healer/Life-Lover/Mother-Grandmother-Great Grandmother... GENA BOUQUET! This Photo Capture's the "Great-Gena-Spirit" as she holds her sketch of Her Close Friend, Hopi Nation (& Prophecy-Keeper) Grandfather Martin above his photo. He fortunately made it to Bless Her W/His "Presents" once more within the last few days of her stay in the 'Physical Temple!' (Please click on "comments" below to see them &/or make one, or if you want something 'posted' please email it with any image[s] to conchustimes at yahoo dot com.) Thank You/Mercy Bouquet-=~!~=- HEART LOVE ALL WAYS!
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  1. sundownerJune 6, 2012 at 4:07 PM

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    1. sundownerJune 6, 2012 at 5:03 PM

      (removed to repost w/Ah-Mazing Photo! -=! =-)

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  2. sundownerJune 6, 2012 at 4:43 PM

    This is what Gena's Grandson, Loren wrote last Thursday: 'My Grandma, Gibby/Genevieve/Gena Bouquet, passed away last night after 86 epic years on planet earth. She followed the winds west from a dusty farm in Oklahoma to LA, where she riveted plane wings to defeat Nazis. She met Steven Downer, had 3 wonderful kids and raised them in the world-famous Self Reallization Fellowship, founded by 'Autobiography of a Yogi' author Paramahansa Yogananda. She taught elementary school and painted amazing paintings under the tutelage of masters. She divorced granddad in '69, took off to India to hang out with Gurus and perform miracles. You know, no big deal. She painted portraits at Knotts' Berry Farm and Disneyland. She spent the rest of her days climbing Peruvian mountaintops, becoming a certified sha(wo)man, swimming with dolphins, meditating, doing yoga and singing in choirs. And she never stopped being an awesome artist even when her hands became shaky after 8 decades. Oh yeah, and she was a 40-year survivor of the dreaded C-word. She was a fierce warrior-spirit. Most importantly, though, she was (IS) an amazing, sweet, caring, compassionate and understanding Grandma and I could never have asked for a better one!-Loren Downer

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  3. Joyce S KJune 9, 2012 at 10:21 AM

    No doubt Gena was quite a being! Her ever-present positive, upbeat stance, loving presence, and fantastic attitude of gratitude made quite an impact on me- and others too! I only recently got somewhat close to her and then learned what a talented and colorful woman she was, and of the extraordinary, adventurous life path she had followed. I feel honored and privileged to have crossed paths with Gena, and I know that she is dancing (and clowning around) with the angels, spreading her love and bright light! Bless you, Gena, sweet one.

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