May 19, 2012
Dear Tyler,
I miss you. We all do. You made weekends at dad's house fun. Watching hockey games aren't as exciting. I miss watching you and Justin play video games. Hell, I miss everything that we ever did with you.
I'm being awarded May 29, 2012 for being a hard working student and good grades and perfect attendance. I'm in Jr. High now. I have Mrs. Echegoyn. I like you did. But, I have her for Japanese. Justin played football for Farmington 5/6 Campus. They made it to the championships. They lost, but I know you would be proud of him.
Daddy misses you. So does grandma. She cries when we talk about you. You may have been watching us when we visited you on your birthday. We talked to you. Maybe you were there. Listening. I cried. It's so hard on us.
I think about you everyday. I wish you didn't leave. I have to pass the graveyard, so does my mom, and daddy passes where the accident happened and the hospital. Maya and Aden have gotten so big, and Derek looks a lot like you, still. They miss you too.
I'm getting closer to being an author everyday. I wish you could read my stories. You mght like them. I listen to Black Veil Brides like you did. I want to be like Andy. And I want to be like you. You had such the good image.We had a boring Summer. And going to dad's isn't as fun.
I know you'd be proud of me. Of all of us. I wonder if you miss me as much as I miss you. I wish the car didn't crash or that you were wearing your seat belt. I miss you so much. But, Tyler, always know that I love you and that I couldn't ask for better brothers than you and Justin. I love you both. I love you.
You're skating on a better rink now. I hope Heaven is better than here. I still need my big brother and I'll never get over you.
Love you Tyler. I always will. Love, your little sister, Paige.
RIP TYLER ZADORSKI APRIL 27, 1995 - JUNE 9, 2011
ALWAYS REMEMBERED AND NEVER FORGOTTEN.
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Letters' To Tyler
Non-FictionTyler died June 9, 2011. He left behind five siblings. Three will remember, two are to young and have already forgot him. His death is not something I wanted. These are letters' from Tyler's little sister, Paige. Coping with his death is hard for he...