(Untitled)

[monique_]

Yesterday morning I was in the office (it's a separate building) counting money and getting the cashier's drawers ready for the day when I heard a knock on the door. I figured it was one of the kids saying I had a phone call (usually a telemarketer or some crap). When I opened the door I saw Rob (our head cook whose last day is Saturday). He said

Comments

[ex_meek386]

Oh my God, that's terrible. Terrible doesn't even seem to cut it...

It sounds like you were there right at the instant when he needed someone.

[i_worship_feste]

oh my god...)o:.

How sad . . .

[blueeyesnsa]

it would be sad no matter how old she was, but 20 makes it even worse. And twins are so close usually.

[mrobenee_kelley]

That is horrible. People shouldn't die until they are at least 95.

It's good that he told you first. You are good at handling these things. I bet having someone to hold him for a minute is exactly what he needed.

[lackofendorphin]

Poor guy. I still remember way too well when my best friends younger sister died in a car accident. I heard it from a friend (who went to the same school) first and didn't knew what to do or to say, until she called me and asked me to meet her. We had a walk and she told me about everything.

It's been 11yrs in april and whenever we are at her parents place, I still expect Maren to come into the kitchen. I can't even imagine how it must be for her and her family.