Tuesday, July 6, 2021
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I love you so much Nana, I will never forget you. I miss you so much, and I wish you were still here. I will always miss going downstairs to see you. I loved playing cards with you, eating your amazing home-cooked meals, arguing with you about politics, going on those little outdoor walks in the parking lot, walking to get ice cream from Rita’s and sitting down at the bench when I was really little, being with you on holidays, having you at my high school graduation, and so much more. The list of memories is endless, I could go on forever. I will always have you at the core of my heart, no matter what. On January 14, 2021, God received the most precious gift in the entire universe. When I graduate from college and continue to hit milestones in my life, I will always think of you. I know how important it was to you that I become a happy and successful person, so that’s what I am going to do. I will try my best to make you proud of me Nana, I give you my word. God knows that I have so many regrets and that I feel so much guilt for everything that I could’ve done better, I just hope that you can forgive me. Life goes on, everyone says that it’s healthy to move on, but I will never move on from this. I can’t, you are a part of me. You helped shape the person that I am today, and I am incredibly grateful. Thank you so much for everything that you have done for me, I cannot express my overwhelming gratitude enough. As painful as this is, I know that you are now with the love of your life, Leo, which brings me peace of mind. I am also happy that you are not in anymore pain, your suffering is over. I cannot wait to see you again someday, but until then, rest in peace Nana, fly high with your angel wings.
