Dear Friend

• by Chloe
• 3 years ago

Aw, how sweet! I grieve about famous people like Jerry Stiller and Ed Asner sometimes.

• by Chidiadi
• 5 years ago

I lost a dear friend and very close colleague of mine during the Easter Break precisely April 25, 2019 (Easter Sunday) in a ghastly motor accident while visiting family at country home.

Soon you will be laid to rest. The vacuum you created is huge and irreplaceable. Every time I look at your pictures, it brings me joy. But then, thoughts of never seeing you here on earth again brings me grief, tears dropping from eyes like rain falling because you have not lived your life to the fullest before death came knocking. However, who am I to question the plan and purpose of the creator of the universe? Yeah, sometimes it's not meant for us human to comprehend. For every thing there's a season, a season to every creature under the heaven, a time to born, and a time die. I love you and will continue to miss you. Believing to meet you again.
Chidiadi
In loving memory of dear friend Engr Amos Onoja

• by Yakubu Saba
• 6 years ago

I lost my best friend, Mohammed Ibrahim. He was more than a friend to me, but death put us apart. Sometimes I just wish RIP could means Return If possible. We love you, but God loves you most, and you will forever remain in our heart. Farewell friend!

• by Alyssa
• 7 years ago

My best friend is my grandma. I miss you so much, but God chose you. I love you, Grandma. Don't forget me, and I won't forget you.

• by Diana, west palm beach fl
• 8 years ago

This poem means so much to me. Nine months ago my friend passed away in one of the worst ways possible: she was tragically hit by a car. She died on the ground. The sad thing about this was I was texting her that same day like an hour before it happened. She was heading to school and she said she woke up late, and when I texted her back to ask where she was I never got answer.

• by Becky Bailey
• 8 years ago

My daughter was 25 years old when she passed away. She had worked all day and then she went to give blood plasma and the donation center did not follow their protocol. They rushed her through without running the needed blooded work or giving her something to eat or drink before they let her go. She passed out and broke her neck and was a quadriplegic. They did surgery and something went wrong and they had to put her on a ventilator. After that she needed a pace maker, trach, feeding tube, and colostomy bag. She lived 77 days. Once transferred to a nursing home she passed away. I felt very guilty because I had come home to go to a doctors appointment and she died before I got back up there.