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This is an amazing gravestone, commissioned by the spouse of Laurence Matheson, to show her love for him, after he died.
The sculpture (called "Asleep") was created from marble by the artist Peter Shipperheyn from Australia, and is located at the Mt. Macedon Cemetary, Victoria.
It seems hard to imagine a more moving good-bye.
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Peter Rost, M.D. writes for BrandweekNRX since August 1, 2007. Dr. Rost is a former VP of Pfizer engaged as a pharma expert witness and pharmaceutical marketing consultant by several law firms. He also writes the daily Pharma Law Blog and is the author of Killer Drug and The Whistleblower. Contact Dr. Rost by clicking here.
THIS IS THE MOST HEART FELT FORM OF MOURNING I HAVE SEEN IN A LONG TIME.I CAN FEEL THIS LADYS PAIN.
Posted by: CYNTHIA | November 18, 2007 at 02:22 PM
Please advise how we can obtain permission for usage of these photos for a Japanese TV Program. Your urgent response is most appreciated: nada@cpinter.biz
Posted by: Nada Tasic | September 15, 2008 at 06:36 PM