February of 2010, my father-in-law had a big celebration during his 90th birthday. It was the plan made by his two daughters. That was a fun celebration because the huge clan was there. Cousins, children, in-laws, granchildren and close friends were all there. He was bragging about him being a good player of bowling using the Wii Console of course. He was healthy man but, he keeps on saying he was just tired.
Two days before my birthday in July, he just died on his sleep. His funeral was the best solemn military funeral that I ever attended. He was a Major in the Air Force and it is an honor to know him. He would always call me "my Amy" and keep reminding me that I am his youngest daughter. Rest in Peace Dad.
Two days before my birthday in July, he just died on his sleep. His funeral was the best solemn military funeral that I ever attended. He was a Major in the Air Force and it is an honor to know him. He would always call me "my Amy" and keep reminding me that I am his youngest daughter. Rest in Peace Dad.
He loves books and every time, when I asked him what he would like for Christmas, he would say maps of all the states in the US. If you have maps which you do not use, I will gladly gave it to him, just a thought :-). Anyway, he is the only nephew that I have who keep a constant communication with me thru FB. He said he wanted to become a doctor because he wanted to help people who are sick, just like him. It crushed my heart because he knew that he is beyond an ordinary kid. He is attending a regular school and he had no problems with his classmates and teachers. He is an outstanding student in his class and belongs to the honor roll. He is a gift to us and we love him dearly.
When I asked him what he wants for his birthday, he just said a Mc Donalds birthday party at school and a celebration with family. I just said Okay and he was overwhelmed with happiness. I told my mom to do something about it.
Here he is at school in his uniform, enjoying a Mc Donalds burger.



