A Widow’S Musings

On December 18, 2011, author Kathleen Iannacones life as she knew it ended. Her husband, Chuck Folker, who had been diagnosed with stage 4 renal cell carcinoma four years earlier, died.In A Widows Musings, she tells how she coped with losing the love of her life, after more than thirty years together. Through personal thoughts, inspirational materials, and virtual hand-holding, she narrates events and anecdotes from their life together, the loss of her husband and her grieving process.With space included for writing notes, A Widows Musings shares some of Iannacones innermost reflections and feelings as she journeys through the grieving process. She has started a private Facebook page A Widows Musings, as a place for others to share their stories. This, as well as the book, are meant to be a resource and source of inspiration for others who are coping with the death of a loved one.

On December 18, 2011, author Kathleen Iannacones life as she knew it ended. Her husband, Chuck Folker, who had been diagnosed with stage 4 renal cell carcinoma four years earlier, died.In A Widows Musings, she tells how she coped with losing the love of her life, after more than thirty years together. Through personal thoughts, inspirational materials, and virtual hand-holding, she narrates events and anecdotes from their life together, the loss of her husband and her grieving process.With space included for writing notes, A Widows Musings shares some of Iannacones innermost reflections and feelings as she journeys through the grieving process. She has started a private Facebook page A Widows Musings, as a place for others to share their stories. This, as well as the book, are meant to be a resource and source of inspiration for others who are coping with the death of a loved one.