Death Matters

About the Book

This book is inspired by true events.  It is a daughter’s emotionally thrilling story of her family’s love for their father, his illness and eventual death.  By the family’s refusal to give up his body after his death they became aware of their strength and their moral and spiritual responsibility to him and his dying wishes.

When death came, the on-call doctor passes his responsibility to the county coroner’s office to declare the man legally dead.  It causes unnecessary dangers and serious trouble for the family.  When the over-zealous coroner gets involved all hell brakes loose and the family is surprised with an early Saturday morning unwarranted siege of police power to retrieve the man’s body for what he calls “inspection.”

With the terrorizing dangers that were perpetrated by the police raid on this family, the family remained strong in their beliefs and triumphant in the end.  Keeping their father’s body and honoring his last wishes.

The experience of caring for ones loved-one before and after death will hopefully inspire the reader with a spiritual awareness and promote the idea that spirit does live on and that there is life after death and “DEATH MATTERS” more than we sometimes know.

About the Author

Georgia Simonis is an American, a wife, mother, grandmother, sister, neighbor, friend and one of the most loyal and loving daughters a father could have.  These are simple words to describe one of the most capable and talented women of our era.  Georgia’s life has been filled with the love and respect of her family and friends, proving what a wonderful and responsible woman she is.  Always involved in her family’s activities, Georgia has been a fine example of the human being we should all strive to be.  In a world so full of judgment and mistrust she is one that you would be fortunate to have in your “camp.”   She has brought so much love and faith to her family, friends, and peers through the years.

Georgia Simonis is living proof that true commitment to family, country, and God is what all of us were put here to learn.  Any man would be proud to call her his daughter----especially Robert Simonis.

Hester Simonis
12-2-2008
Palo Cedro, California