The Obituary of Elizabeth Chandy.
With all due Respect, I hope that there are no oppositions from me posting this.
This is Elizabeth Chandy, the Sister to Susan Chandy from Sri KDU, my previous school. A few months ago, I remembered how she stood infront of our class shushing us, trying to keep the noise down. Now, she's dead. She died from a heartattack a week back, the 8th, if I'm not wrong. I won't say much, because I have no right to really comment on this issue, as I wasn't really there to see her die or to attend her funeral.
What I will say is, I'm sorry. For all that I've said behind your back. I'm sorry of how I bombarded you with bad comments and curses while you were not looking. I now know how short our lives really are. If I could, I would take it all back and have been nicer to you. Bah, who am I kididng, If I didn't know you would have died, I wouldn't have changed the way I feel. I guess the lesson I've learned here is to cherish everyone I know or cross paths with every single day. It's a lesson learnt I guess, and I hope peace in your afterlife.
It's weird, how I feel regretful, yet not so much at the same time. I guess It's just cause I wished I could have done something to honour her death. But as I said earlier, I'm in no position to say this, everything I've said is purely just my comments on how I should have conducted myself, and not on how she was before her passing.
May you rest in peace, Elizabeth Chandy - Ex Subsitute Math teacher for F5 Mozart and several other classes.
Ian. - Cherish Life.
With all due Respect, I hope that there are no oppositions from me posting this.
This is Elizabeth Chandy, the Sister to Susan Chandy from Sri KDU, my previous school. A few months ago, I remembered how she stood infront of our class shushing us, trying to keep the noise down. Now, she's dead. She died from a heartattack a week back, the 8th, if I'm not wrong. I won't say much, because I have no right to really comment on this issue, as I wasn't really there to see her die or to attend her funeral.
What I will say is, I'm sorry. For all that I've said behind your back. I'm sorry of how I bombarded you with bad comments and curses while you were not looking. I now know how short our lives really are. If I could, I would take it all back and have been nicer to you. Bah, who am I kididng, If I didn't know you would have died, I wouldn't have changed the way I feel. I guess the lesson I've learned here is to cherish everyone I know or cross paths with every single day. It's a lesson learnt I guess, and I hope peace in your afterlife.
It's weird, how I feel regretful, yet not so much at the same time. I guess It's just cause I wished I could have done something to honour her death. But as I said earlier, I'm in no position to say this, everything I've said is purely just my comments on how I should have conducted myself, and not on how she was before her passing.
May you rest in peace, Elizabeth Chandy - Ex Subsitute Math teacher for F5 Mozart and several other classes.
Ian. - Cherish Life.
2 comments:
I didn't know her very well but here's my online memorial.
http://www.zyenhoo.com/2008/12/17/condolences-to-the-family-of-elizabeth-chandy/
So yeah. Always be nice to everyone. Even those you dislike. You never know when their time has come, and you'll live to regret ever having been nasty. Life's short. Live it to the full.
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