It is
only late morning on a Tuesday (early in the work week, my first day back to
the office after a 3 day weekend) yet it feels like a rug has been pulled out
from under my feet and I am lost on the floor trying to pick myself up.
(via)
A dear
friend from work has lost his battle with brain cancer this morning after
fighting for three and a half years. Keith
and I have worked together for six years and through that time, we became very
close friends. We would shoot-the-shit
on lazy afternoons, talk about my aspirations to become a food writer, find solace
through humor about the horrible effects of chemo, tell stories about our
families and be there for each other when we just needed a pick me up.
Our
office is eerily quiet as so many are reflecting and mourning the loss of their
friend. He was held in such high regard
and someone who made us all better people.
The time had come for him to move on from this chapter in his life into
his next yet, I still feel so much pain (just like so many others) as I am left
missing my friend.
Keith…
I will miss you shouting ‘J-Lo!’ from across the room, the Beatles songs you blared
from your office, your one-liners that were so quick-witted, your smile, our
inside jokes, your honest feedback, hearing about your endless love for your
wife and family and most importantly, your ability to bring everyone together
regardless of friction, opinion or chaos.
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