A friend…
The other night, Diana asked me why she is not going to the viewing of KD with us. I civilly told her that funeral viewing is an adult event. She insisted that she should also go since KD is also her friend but I curtly cut her that I might bring her next time. During the program of the viewing in Plainfield church, most of KD’s friends were there and gave tribute to him. As I was listening to them, I was thinking how Diana became a friend to KD who is 9 years older than her. So that night I asked Diana what she remember of KD that she consider him a friend. Diana said ‘He used to carry me in his back and run around the church and I want to see him for the last time’. The following night I brought Diana and Wil to the viewing and Diana sat quietly the entire program listening intently to people paying respect to KD. I watch how KD’s playfulness can affect a young mind. That night, I listened to Diana’s prayer for KD’s safe trip to heaven. Goodbye KD.
Friends…
The other night, Diana asked me why she is not going to the viewing of KD with us. I civilly told her that funeral viewing is an adult event. She insisted that she should also go since KD is also her friend but I curtly cut her that I might bring her next time. During the program of the viewing in Plainfield church, most of KD’s friends were there and gave tribute to him. As I was listening to them, I was thinking how Diana became a friend to KD who is 9 years older than her. So that night I asked Diana what she remember of KD that she consider him a friend. Diana said ‘He used to carry me in his back and run around the church and I want to see him for the last time’. The following night I brought Diana and Wil to the viewing and Diana sat quietly the entire program listening intently to people paying respect to KD. I watch how KD’s playfulness can affect a young mind. That night, I listened to Diana’s prayer for KD’s safe trip to heaven. Goodbye KD.
Friends…

2 Comments:
what a beautiful entry butch! it also amazes me how kids just seem to understand something as complicated as the concept of death. RIP KD, you will be missed!
Thanks Judy!
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