When your loved one died, the ordered structure of life was razed, destroyed with a single, final breath. In a mere second, the labor of love and personal investment of a lifetime together were reduced to a pile of twisted rubble—the remains an odd admixture of dusty, unusable material. Rebuilding to accommodate life without your loved one requires that you prepare by clearing away the remains of the past that do not belong to the future. As you move forward, you discover that your personal reconstruction project stimulates both your mind and heart. In faith you contemplate practically endless possibilities for new life.