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Texas, United States
I guess this is kinda random, but since no one will most likely see this message, and I kinda like to keep these things personal anyhow, I just wanted to say that I hope you're doing well wherever you are. Also, sorry I didn't send a letter to your family, or post a message on FB like some friends and family have. While I should have at least written a letter, I feel that for me, a FB message would be weirdly impersonal. Still, I definitely wanted to let you know that I miss meeting to catch up whenever you were in town. That was the first time I've ever had Torchy's Tacos (Amazing, right?). I always enjoyed hanging out, watching Transformers, and hearing you go on about what you've recently done to upgrade your truck, and it sucks that I can't let you know that I found this crazy remix that Tiesto did of "He's a Pirate!" that I know you'd enjoy.
(cont.)
Anyhow, I'm thinking of visiting your family sometime around christmas break to say hi, and wish them good holidays. They showed me and everyone else such kindness when we visited you, that I can only hope and try to return the same. It had been awhile since I had last cried, years probably, and though I'm embarrassed to have received comfort by your family, whom had a pain incomparable, I would say it a testament to how important a person you were in others' lives. I don't want to get too emotional in this, so I'll just wrap it up here for now. I might post some more at another time, so for now I'll just say "I'll see you later."
Your friend,
Austin