My Uncle Is In A Better Place By Timmy Desnyder

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“My uncle is in a Better Place” By: Timmy DeSnyder It was early one afternoon, sun in the middle of the sky. When my mom told me that my uncle was dead. Nobody said anything, we were all sitting there in shock. We all began to cry, long and loud like a waterfall splashing as it hits the water! I could hear my mom cry as dug my head into her arm. My dog (Jesse) was sitting by us comforting us, licking my hands. My tears started to fade to a low and slow cry. I hugged my mom like I didn’t want to let go. My mom came and put a box of tissue on are brown end table. I was thinking of if I would ever see him again. We all were really sad I felt like crawling up like a ball and staying there forever. I thought if I would ever be able to hear his laugh or see …show more content…

When my uncle died our family has been different. We all changed a lot over the days. I can think of all the times I had with him. Like one day when I went over to his house for a birthday party he came and played football with us and made us laugh. When he died we were all thinking of memories we had with him. I would think, if I would ever see him again or hear him laugh ever again. I always knew that he is in a better place now and is safe. I knew that he is still with us, in our heart. I always thought of if he didn’t die would are family still be the same. Also if he didn’t die would we be a happy, normal family? At the funeral we were all thinking why and how could this happen to us? I wish he wasn’t dead, I really loved my uncle. I will remember all the memories I had with him. Like when he I was at his house for a birthday, playing with his son Andrew and he came and played with us. We all can remember times we had with him at birthdays and easter eggs hunts. I really miss my uncle, I realized my uncle is now dead. We will see him one day up in heaven. Are whole family knows that he is in a better place and is in a happier place. I learned that it is sad when you lose a loved

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