Hugs to you and your family.

Take the time you need, and be good to yourself.

May your brother’s memory be a blessing.

I hope you find comfort in the happy memories he left behind. Stay strong.



❤

And your heartache

and your entire family.

That's such a sad loss. My heart goes out to you and the circle of loved ones who grieve with you. My sincere condolences to you, Muriel.

Wishing peace for you and your family.

In crowds.

Don't know what i would do if I lost my brother so I am so sorry for your loss.

Your DU family will be here for you. Please take care of yourself.

My heart goes out to you, and prayers are in the wind on thier way to you. Take care of you.

take all the time you need. If you want to share about him and your loss, there is a Bereavement topic in "support groups" - in case you didn't already know.

Sorry for your loss.

Sorry for your loss.

We lost my sister last week. It hurts, I know. Peace!

They say things will get better. My thoughts: No they don't. Keep your good memories in your heart and remember the good times.

I am very sorry for your loss.

on the loss of your brother. Take care.

Please take care of yourself ❤️

...at 23 back in 1978 was that she found it comforting rather than distressing when people shared memories of him. It helped her some to know that he was not forgotten.

A hug from afar.

Condolences to you. May your memories give you comfort, if not now then later. Get through this as best as you can then sort it out as you go along, just be easy on yourself and do what you can only when you can. Many warm hugs.

Deepest sympathies to you and your family in this time.


Laura

Brothers are special people.

Losing a sibling is very rough.

light. Here if you need us.

I'm sorry the real world hit you with such a cruel reason for a leave of absence.

to you and your loved ones.

Please take the time to care for yourself during this difficult time.

Wishing you comfort. So sorry to read this.

and that of your family. Take care of yourself.

These have been trying times for everyone and the loss of a loved one is a trauma all its own. May your grief be shortened by good memories long.

My brother was the closest person who knew me the best, the longest of anyone that was alive-- which means I am the only one who carries the earliest memories of his life. He was my fellow traveler, the one who survived the 1970s and 1980s with me. We have a younger sister but she had a very different experience than we did. I love my sister, don't get me wrong but me and my brother... we were there before her. So him exiting without warning was very traumatic. I still am not over it. It helps in a way that he lived in a different state and I can imagine him still there but the not communicating is what makes me very sad still, years later. I help out his grandchild and that helps a little. So I get you.

you and your family

Take all the time you need to grieve…in time thoughts of your brother will bring a smile.