2024年1月21日 · A cowboy prayer for a funeral is a heartfelt tribute that honors the life of a loved one who embraced the cowboy way of life. This prayer reflects the values of strength, resilience, and connection to nature, often invoking a sense of peace and comfort for those grieving.

"I wrote the following short note and poem for a terminally ill cowboy who requested a special cowboy poem that could be read at his funeral. I never met the man, I don't even know his name" Terry Ike Clanton. 6-15-00 - Dear Sir - I have never met you, however you're my friend. Fer all cowboys stick together till the final end.

Cowboy funeral poems are a beautiful way to honor the memory of a cowboy who has passed on. These poems capture the rugged spirit of the Wild West and pay tribute to the bravery and resilience of those who lived it.

Cowboy poems offer a unique and poignant way to pay tribute to those who lived with courage, integrity, and a love of the western way of life. Whether recited at a funeral service or included in a memorial program, these poems can serve as a lasting tribute to a life well-lived.

A cowboy’s prayer for funeral is a poem written by a famous American poet, John Greenleaf Whittier, in 1864. This poem is about the death of a cowboy who was killed in the Civil War and was buried in Arlington National Cemetery.

As a young child, I placed my heart in among horses and among the cowboy way of doing things. Lord, you’ve given me my dreams. You’ve placed my destiny within western ways. I come today to remember your goodness to me. I thank you for not only giving me a cowboy destiny, but a heavenly destiny as well.

"The Cowboy's Prayer," written by Clem McSpadden, has been widely popular and recited for decades before the beginning of rodeos everywhere. Whether intentionally or unintentionally, the words to the original prayer have been altered and numerous, but similar, versions of it …

(Since creating the last verse some time after the first three, this poem has been renamed in our Funeral Poems book: ' NASHVILLE ON GOD'S RADIO ' Please use the title that resonates strongest with you.)

2010年12月14日 · Prayer Lord, Thank you for blessing us with the life of Jerry Instill in our hearts, the knowledge of the hope that we have in you. Fill us with your love, and grant us your peace. Amen The Cowboy's Prayer" by Badger Clark O Lord, I've never lived where churches grow; I love creation better as it stood That day You finished it so long ago

Cowboy funeral poems often evoke themes of rugged individualism, perseverance, and the beauty of the open range. These poems can bring comfort to those who are grieving while also honoring the spirit of the deceased.