Chiefly, this: how did the parentless, bereft child of the late 80s become the stable, prosperous mogul of the 2010s?
Michael, Paul, and Ian weren't offering me sympathy, at least not a brand of it that cast me as the bereft child I partly was but didn't wish in any way to be.
Losing her mother at a young age, the bereft child is emotionally unattended by her stoic family.
The counseling of bereft children usually focuses on normalizing lives, restoring routines.
She wrings our hearts with tales of sad deaths and bereft children without ever calculating total percentages.
I can't count the number of times I've come across distraught dog owners -- often with bereft children -- whose dogs have run off out of earshot and disappeared.
She is survived by her three bereft children, Michael Kempster Lindaa) of Andover, MA, Barbara Zerzan Tony Velezz) of Brooklyn, NY, Victor Kempster (Katterli) of Los Angeles, CA; her grandchildren, Jessica Josh, Nickck, Sophia, Micala, Elena and Sasha, and greatgrandson, Rex.
But after the terrible assassinations of his brothers in 1963 and 1968, he was thrust inevitably into the role of the "last of the Kennedys" – and, with his own father in failing health, became the patriarch of all those bereft children.
Researchers now say a far better way to assist these bereft children is with simple allocations of cash — $4 to $20 a month in an experimental program under way here in Malawi — given directly to the destitute extended families who take them in.
As Elena drives her youngest son, Ian, to Cambridge University, she thinks that she is facing a predicament she had read about in novels-that of a divorced woman, bereft of children, having to grew old alone.
The New Yorker, September 13 , 1976P. 37 As Elena drives her youngest son, Ian, to Cambridge University, she thinks that she is facing a predicament she had read about in novels-that of a divorced woman, bereft of children, having to grew old alone.
