Celebration Of Life Cake For 16 Yr Old
Decorating By thecakemaker Updated 18 Feb 2010 , 2:13am by thecakemaker
We will be attending a Celebration of Life for a 16 yr old friend of my son that passed away on Valentine Day after a 2 year battle with cancer. They are asking that everyone bring a dish. I am tossing around the idea of also bringing a cake but am having a hard time with a design for the cake. The Celebration is being held at a local church. My son knew him through weekly Yu-gi-oh! tournaments where they have both been playing for a few years. Any suggestions or ideas for a cake?
Thanks for any suggestions
Debbie
Since you are donating, not selling, the cake you can make a Yu-gi-oh cake in his honor. If he loved it and it is your memory then it should work well. So very sad but a life well lived needs to be remembered well.
Thank you. My son picked out a YuGiOh! card named "Beckoning Light" that I was thinking of using. I've also pulled up pictures of balloon releases that I thought would work. Just trying to figure out what to do with the card if I use it - was thinking of substituting "In Loving Memory" or "Celebrating the Life of" with his name or something at the bottom where the cards powers are usually listed.
Any other suggestions - thoughts?
Thanks,
Debbie
Thank you. My son picked out a YuGiOh! card named "Beckoning Light" that I was thinking of using. I've also pulled up pictures of balloon releases that I thought would work. Just trying to figure out what to do with the card if I use it - was thinking of substituting "In Loving Memory" or "Celebrating the Life of" with his name or something at the bottom where the cards powers are usually listed.
Any other suggestions - thoughts?
Thanks,
Debbie
That sounds beautiful to me!
I think the Yu Gi Oh is a great idea...a replica of something he liked.
And it wouldn't have to be too elaborate to make an impact. I don't know what that particular looks like, but it sound pretty neat.
Thanks everyone. I'll be checking back on ideas and running everything by my son. I'll let everyone know what we come up with.
Debbie
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