letter to my daddy
Dear daddy,
I don't know if you can read this...but I kind of think you're watching me as I type. I miss you so much, and just want you to know.
When I found out you died....I thought someone was playing a sick joke. I cried so hard. But, I know some day in the future I will see you again. And that comforts me.
I know you are fishing in heaven with your dad and other awesome people. I hope you weren't in any pain, and think I will feel better when I find out what happened.
I have so many great memories with you, and hold them dear to my heart. You taught me how to do so many things, and were always there when I needed a laugh.
There were so many people that loved you and cared for you. I think the entire staff of Alpharetta Elementary came to see you one last time. Some of the students came as well. And I learned that you were a "reward" for the special needs kids. If they did good, they could choose from things to do and one might be talk to you on the walkie talkie. That just made me smile because I imagined you doing some funny voices. I also heard about a special needs boy who liked your keys so much that you found some old ones and put them on a ring for him. I love that story so much.
I miss you so much. I love you.
Love,
Myka
I don't know if you can read this...but I kind of think you're watching me as I type. I miss you so much, and just want you to know.
When I found out you died....I thought someone was playing a sick joke. I cried so hard. But, I know some day in the future I will see you again. And that comforts me.
I know you are fishing in heaven with your dad and other awesome people. I hope you weren't in any pain, and think I will feel better when I find out what happened.
I have so many great memories with you, and hold them dear to my heart. You taught me how to do so many things, and were always there when I needed a laugh.
There were so many people that loved you and cared for you. I think the entire staff of Alpharetta Elementary came to see you one last time. Some of the students came as well. And I learned that you were a "reward" for the special needs kids. If they did good, they could choose from things to do and one might be talk to you on the walkie talkie. That just made me smile because I imagined you doing some funny voices. I also heard about a special needs boy who liked your keys so much that you found some old ones and put them on a ring for him. I love that story so much.
I miss you so much. I love you.
Love,
Myka