Tuesday 21 May, 2013
A HEARTBROKEN young widower, a heartbroken father and mother. The funeral service of Michaela McAreavey in Co Tyrone this lunchtime drew hundreds of mourners and scores of dignitaries (read the full report here). But the pain etched on the faces of her loved ones was the most poignant tribute to her short life:
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I am from Mauritius myself and is such a shame….. Feel so bad and hurting for the terrible death and the family of the young teacher Michaela. But I am sending my sincere words………………………….You are in our thoughts and prayers.
God’s love lights the way
and turns the darkness into day.
Words are not enough to convey my sympathies at a time like this, but I just wanted to say I’ll be by your side.
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