August 2, 1989 – June 12, 2005
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To the anniversary
of Sharon leaving us…
There
is one more shining star in the sky, but there is a hole in the world now. In
the place where Sharon was, there is now just nothing. A center, like no
other, of memory and hope and knowledge and affection which once inhabited
this earth is gone. Only a gap remains. A perspective on this world unique in
this world which once moved about within this world had been rubbed out. Only
a void is left. There is nobody now who saw just what she saw, knows what she
knew, remembers what she remembered, loves what she loved. A person, an
irreplaceable person, is gone. Never again will anyone apprehend the world
quite the way she did. Never again will anyone inhabit the world the way she
did. Questions we have can never now get answers. The world is emptier. A
void, a gap, will never be filled. No
matter how dark, how deep the hole is, however, it does not prevent us from
believing that Sharon is still around, and she may be looking at us from the
sky. When we close our eyes, we may still feel her vibrant spirit, her sense
of humor, her smiling face or her serious attitude on her schoolwork. Can
Sharon make us feel more convincingly from this world about her existence,
even with a little bit clues? Sharon,
we really, really miss you … - Partially quoted from Nicholas Wolterstoref Back to home page
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