TRAGIC LOSS OF MY BELOVED WIFE...
01-20-2005, 06:26 AM
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TRAGIC LOSS OF MY BELOVED WIFE...
My dearest friends,
please forgive me for being away during these past few days, but I have suffered the greatest loss of my life, my precious and beloved wife Georgia, 29, who tragically lost her life in a car accident on sunday January 16th.
Here is a picture of us during the happy times while she was still among us..
May God rest her soul in peace and tranquility and may He provide me with comfort and suppport to live through these roughest and toughest times of my life and keep her memory fresh, alive and immortal.
She always has been and will always be in my heart and my thoughts.
Please, pray to the Lord to rest her innocent soul.
Thank you all so much
Emilios
please forgive me for being away during these past few days, but I have suffered the greatest loss of my life, my precious and beloved wife Georgia, 29, who tragically lost her life in a car accident on sunday January 16th.
Here is a picture of us during the happy times while she was still among us..
May God rest her soul in peace and tranquility and may He provide me with comfort and suppport to live through these roughest and toughest times of my life and keep her memory fresh, alive and immortal.
She always has been and will always be in my heart and my thoughts.
Please, pray to the Lord to rest her innocent soul.
Thank you all so much
Emilios
Last edited by emilios; 04-06-2006 at 01:05 AM.
01-20-2005, 11:53 AM
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Dear Emilios,
Jen and I are without words. We are speechless - as there are no words except for you to know that our hearts, thoughts and prayers are with you during this personal loss and your sorrow.
Please know if you need anything at all from this community - just ask - and it is yours....
With deepest sympathy,
John D.
Jen and I are without words. We are speechless - as there are no words except for you to know that our hearts, thoughts and prayers are with you during this personal loss and your sorrow.
Please know if you need anything at all from this community - just ask - and it is yours....
With deepest sympathy,
John D.
01-20-2005, 12:14 PM
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Emilios, I have enjoyed your company on here now for some time. I feel ill hearing this terrible news. I hope that we can be of some help to you going forward. All the best, Christer.
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01-20-2005, 12:50 PM
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Emilios,
I know what this is like although, fortunately and against all expectation, Paula made an almost complete recovery from her situation.
I know that the person you really need to be there for you to help you through it is the one person who can not be there.
It is terrible beyond any kind of comprehension. I expect there's a part of you that clings to the thought, 'It WILL be OK somehow', even though you know that it really won't. You will think that, somehow you will 'wake up' and it will all be back to normal. But it won't.
If only I could make it so for you. Life can not possibly be so unfair. It just can't. But it is.
All any of us can do is care and share your pain and terrible grief, just a little.
Paula and I are so, so sorry to hear this sad and awful news.
But rest assured, your suffering IS shared.
I know what this is like although, fortunately and against all expectation, Paula made an almost complete recovery from her situation.
I know that the person you really need to be there for you to help you through it is the one person who can not be there.
It is terrible beyond any kind of comprehension. I expect there's a part of you that clings to the thought, 'It WILL be OK somehow', even though you know that it really won't. You will think that, somehow you will 'wake up' and it will all be back to normal. But it won't.
If only I could make it so for you. Life can not possibly be so unfair. It just can't. But it is.
All any of us can do is care and share your pain and terrible grief, just a little.
Paula and I are so, so sorry to hear this sad and awful news.
But rest assured, your suffering IS shared.
01-20-2005, 12:51 PM
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Dear Emilios,
I write you this message, while trying to overcome the shock and the lump that is now growing in my throat.
One of the great things of our forum is that you get to share a passion for cars with helpful, interested and caring people, whom you may never have the joy of meeting in person. Through our threads, you get a pretty good feeling for the other members, and you grow to care a great deal for them.
During the time I have been a daily guest of Rennlist, you have never failed to offer advise, ideas and ask interested questions. Obviously, you are bloke who likes to share his joy of life with the world around him and you do it well. The woman who chose to marry you must have been someone very special. Someone who appreciated the same human values as yourself. The void she has left must be huge.
Emilios, you are in my thoughts and in my prayers. Never forget that we are here if you need us.
Take care
I write you this message, while trying to overcome the shock and the lump that is now growing in my throat.
One of the great things of our forum is that you get to share a passion for cars with helpful, interested and caring people, whom you may never have the joy of meeting in person. Through our threads, you get a pretty good feeling for the other members, and you grow to care a great deal for them.
During the time I have been a daily guest of Rennlist, you have never failed to offer advise, ideas and ask interested questions. Obviously, you are bloke who likes to share his joy of life with the world around him and you do it well. The woman who chose to marry you must have been someone very special. Someone who appreciated the same human values as yourself. The void she has left must be huge.
Emilios, you are in my thoughts and in my prayers. Never forget that we are here if you need us.
Take care
