To dad,
Firstly, I'd like to wish you a merry Christmas in heavan, though you're not here, you are definitely not forgotten, it scares me how no one knows how lifes going to be and I really hoped we had much more time to be with each other making memories and i would have loved for you to get to know megan a bit more, she means a lot to me and I feel like she would have loved you as me and you were very similar people on the inside and I swear as i grow older and wiser I see more and more of you in me, you were such a handsome, knowledgeable man, you didn't deserve the depression and anxiety you fought each day, but you can relax now, you're out of all your pain and that makes me feel slightly better, its been over 2 years dad! Over two years and I still feel the same since you passed, not many people understand what it's like for me but i promise no matter how bad I feel I will look after gran and grandad as best I can, I still see gran on the regular and i want you to know she really really misses you, but im helping her pull through. I am overdue a catchup with grandad but this pandemic has gotten in the way. I wont keep you much longer you need to celebrate with your pals up in heavan and with great gran, i hope you and George have a pint together tomorrow up there he was so sad when you passed, he said he 'lost his best friend' and I know how he feels because you where more than a dad, you were a friend, a shoulder to cry on, a great advise giver and you knew the answers to everything, i wish I was a bit more like you in that sense, strong, clever, intelligent, motivating, kind and most of all you could have a good laugh.
Good night God bless
I miss you and im typing through blurry eyes now lol, but I'm going to pull myself together now even though I remember you telling me, real men aren't Afraid to cry, and it takes strength for a man to show his tears, the difference is now you're not there to make me laugh with your silliness.
lewis wrigley
24/12/2020