My cousin died on Friday. He was forty-seven years old. He was a twin. He lived life to the fullest. He loved and was loved. I wish I could say more about him. But we were not close and he always maintained a certain distance between the family. I do remember that in my early twenties, we would hang out whenever he came to Houston. He and his immediate family lived in another city. That version I remember well. He liked to laugh and tell jokes. He could be eccentric at times, demure at other times. He was a talented artist. A free spirit.
I'm sad to say that I cannot even remember the last time I saw him.
His death was not unexpected. But it still took everyone by surprise. I think we were all hoping beyond hope, that he would beat his illness. I feel bad for my uncle and my aunt. I cannot even imagine their pain.
Rest in peace my dear cousin. You were handsome and had a beautiful smile. Your light has dimmed here on earth, but I know you will shine bright from above.
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Prayers for you and his parents...
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