To the world, she was just one human being. But to me, she was a beautiful soul who took care of me in my childhood.
To the world, she was an unmarried woman who lived by herself. But to me, she was a caring and compassionate grandma.
To the world, she had no one. But to me, she always had me.
My tears are falling down writing this knowing you left the world for eternity.
I am sorry for not visiting you a lot. I am sorry for visiting late this morning. I know you’re soul is still here.
Let me commemorate your beautiful life here. I’ll cherish every memory I had with you.
Remember the day when we got soaked in the rain and we made steamed buns together. It’s such a warm memory. I won’t forget that.
Remember on one Christmas, you told me that Santa Claus was real. I believed that and told my friends that Santa Claus gave me gifts. They laughed at me. Soon I knew that you were the one who put those gifts in secret while I was sleeping. I didn’t thank you enough. Thank you so much. I learned compassion from that. I can’t never forget that.
Remember how you loved cheese so much so I joked that I would buy you a cheese factory.
You had been the one who remembered my birthday before my parents. The one with no child, but giving me indescribable love.
Thank you for everything. This world has been so hard on you. God has prepared you a beautiful home. No more pain. You won’t be lonely.
See you when I see you, Tante Rita đđ