Hello, Ladies and Gentlemen.
Today, was a very hard day after losing a loved one. I just want to express the importance of spending as much time with loved ones because you never know when it will be your last.
I vividly remember my nephew being born, he was a nice, healthy, beautiful baby with the thickest, blackest, curls on his head. My heart melted when I first saw his little face and he and me were close. He always had the biggest smile on his face that would make my day on even the saddest times in my life.
I would watch him play and he had the cutest little giggle and until he left us, he still had that boyish quality. We noticed when he was a baby in his car seat, that he would sing when the car radio was on and my mom specifically said that he had a voice and would be a singer. Fast forward into his teen years he could be seen singing at many events and he loved to act also. He accomplished many things in his short life and we lost him doing the thing that he loved
( singing praises to the most high). I am sad knowing that I will not see him again but I know that he will personally be singing to our Father in heaven, just like he did on earth.
I want to ask you all to not take anyone for granted because time is not on your side. Spend as much time and take many pictures of your family so you can remember all of the good times. God only lend our family members to us for a short time. We are not promised tomorrow. As we look over his life we will think of all the joy he has brought to our family. Rest in peace nephew and when it is my time to cross over, I hope you are the first one that I see at the gate.
Today, was a very hard day after losing a loved one. I just want to express the importance of spending as much time with loved ones because you never know when it will be your last.
I vividly remember my nephew being born, he was a nice, healthy, beautiful baby with the thickest, blackest, curls on his head. My heart melted when I first saw his little face and he and me were close. He always had the biggest smile on his face that would make my day on even the saddest times in my life.
I would watch him play and he had the cutest little giggle and until he left us, he still had that boyish quality. We noticed when he was a baby in his car seat, that he would sing when the car radio was on and my mom specifically said that he had a voice and would be a singer. Fast forward into his teen years he could be seen singing at many events and he loved to act also. He accomplished many things in his short life and we lost him doing the thing that he loved
( singing praises to the most high). I am sad knowing that I will not see him again but I know that he will personally be singing to our Father in heaven, just like he did on earth.
I want to ask you all to not take anyone for granted because time is not on your side. Spend as much time and take many pictures of your family so you can remember all of the good times. God only lend our family members to us for a short time. We are not promised tomorrow. As we look over his life we will think of all the joy he has brought to our family. Rest in peace nephew and when it is my time to cross over, I hope you are the first one that I see at the gate.
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