(Emotionally) Tough Assignment
A friend of mine died tragically in a car accident this morning. I’ve just been asked to design his memorial announcement for the newspaper. Sigh.
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My condolences, Josie.
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ouch. what a difficult, hard thing to do. as if losing a friend isn’t overwhelming by itself. to put it to words? hang in there. sorry.
Very sorry to hear that Josie, been a tough weekend here on Guam. The girl who was shot Saturday night in Dededo was a friend of mine, along with her mother…I met them both my first day on the island back in 2001.
Thanks, everyone. I really appreciate you taking the time to comment.
Like Jack says, the last few days have been tough on Guam. Escaped convicts, a woman found dead in Yigo, two shot dead at a nightclub, my friend killed in a car crash, and a man hit and killed while crossing the street in Harmon.
It’s crazy out there. Be safe, people.
I’m sorry to hear that Josie. I hope my Easter card wasn’t too gawdy and inappropriate. I feel really bad now. I just wanted people to laugh a bit… I’m sure you will honor your friend with your inspired work. God Bless.
Scott’s wife Tracy was a VARO volunteer when I worked there and I believe she still is…what a terrible, horrific time this lovely person must be going through. I know you will create a beautiful peaceful,lasting impression for friends and family to remember him by.