Vicki Bozeman will never forget the moment she and her daughter Robin received sobering news from her son-in-law, Michael.

She said, Daddy's dead, isn't he?

And Michael shook his head and said, Robin, I wasn't supposed to tell you until you got there.

But he is.

I mean, I was still numb.

It didn't even really register with me.

And I just said, I didn't ask what happened.

You know, I just said, Robin, get in the car.

We've got to go home.

This is rebive Our Hearts with Nancy Lee DeMoss for Thursday, July 23rd.

In the month of July, we've gotten solid advice in a series of interviews.

We've learned how to organize, communicate, and invest in the lives of children.

Today's interview is more sobering.

In 2006, Nancy talked with a couple of widows about the grace available through loss.

One of our guests was marking the first anniversary of her husband's death, and the emotions were still very fresh.

Here's Nancy to introduce our guests.

Thank you. Well, today you're going to have the privilege of meeting two women that I had not anticipated interviewing, but as the Lord would have it, I found out that Kathy Ferguson and Vicki

Bozeman were going to be with us in the studio sitting in on another interview that I was doing today.

And when I realized they were coming several hours drive away to be with us here in the studio in Little Rock,

the Lord just put it on my heart in the last 24 hours that these two women have a special story to tell

and are on a journey where God's grace has been very, very real to them through some deep, dark

waters and very difficult in trying times. So our office contacted these two women in the last 24

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