My Heart Will Never Forget

Her eyes may no longer hold the clarity of yesterday, and her mind may drift like pages scattered by the wind, but her heart remembers. The warmth of love once given, the embrace of those she cherished, and the presence of her Savior — these remain etched where time cannot erase.

Bathed in light, she lifts her face with quiet assurance, hands pressed near her heart as if to guard what cannot be taken away. Though memories fade, love endures; though understanding wanes, the soul clings to the One who never leaves nor forsakes.

“But the steadfast love of the Lord is from everlasting to everlasting on those who fear him, and his righteousness to children’s children.”
—Psalm 103:17 (ESV)

This painting whispers of hope: even when the mind falters, the heart, touched by eternal love, will never forget. This painting was created not just as an image, but as an heirloom of remembrance. With painterly realism and soft symbolic light, My Heart Will Never Forget gives voice to what words often cannot express.

This painting was created with remembrance in mind — a reflection of love that endures beyond time. Here are some ways it might find its place in your life or the life of someone you love:

In a prayer space: as a visual reminder of God’s everlasting love and presence.

In a family gallery wall: paired with photographs, it becomes part of your legacy.

As a gift of comfort: for someone walking through the challenges of memory loss in a loved one, or through the grief of loss itself.

In a quiet corner: where it offers daily peace, hope, and assurance.

For generational remembrance: a piece to pass down as a family heirloom, carrying the story of love that never fades.

My Heart Will Never Forget is more than a painting — it is a tribute to memory, faith, and enduring love. Whether for your own home or as a gift to someone who needs comfort, it was created to remind us that even when the mind falters, the heart remembers, and God’s love never fails.

It is dedicated to all who suffer with dementia and/or Alzheimers. And to all of those who walk this path with them as family, friends, and caregivers.