This was the song my kiddos sang to their daddy for the service. It was pre-recorded:
This was my post on facebook the day of the burial:
“The kids and I have been wracking our brain to try to remember maybe a favorite verse Clint had. He knew so much of the Bible and quoted it frequently so it was hard to pick just one. As I sit to read my Bible and pray, I was wondering what I should read. I decided on proverbs 20, since today is the 20th. No kidding, I had a verse circled as one of his favorites. I even remember him telling me it was one of his favorites but couldn’t find it. It’s proverbs 20:5 “counsel in the heart of man is like deep water, but a man of understanding will draw it out”. He wanted God to use him to truly know someone and help them see Jesus more clearly. Thank you Jesus for giving me this gift this morning. You’re so close Jesus, I could just reach out and touch You.”
Here’s another quote I posted that expressed how I felt that day, “…many of us who are faithful followers of Christ stand at the edge of bad news, learning how to ask God for a comfort that we never wanted to need.” ~ Angela Thomas – Do You Know Who I Am?– book

and if it’s not at all what we hoped,
and if “we’re* not yet quite what we hoped,
and if life’s not unfolding to our Plan A
and if it’s not even close to Plan B
and if the diagnosis is not great
and if the forecast is not good
and if not… and if not… and if not…
*You still are.* You still are Good & You still are God.
And we will be the people who will still…
The people who will still rest in it & sing it into the dark:
“and if not — He is still Good. He is still God… so we can still & be & be at rest.” — Ann Voskamp

Fear can be what we feel — but brave is what we do.
There’s enough Brave in us to believe that though the world is broken, there is light getting in…
Be brave. Your bravery wins a thousand battles you can’t see because your bravery strengthens a thousand others to win their battles too. — Ann Voskamp