July 16, 2021
July 16, 2021
Sending you all love and strength at this time. It is lovely to read about all of Ilse's adverntures. What a lovely person and lovely family.
Live Stream
Thank you to all of you who were able to attend Ilse's service in person and via the live stream on Tuesday July 21. The live stream was recorded and can be viewed here:
https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=582011625820722
Donations
In Lieu of Flowers we are setting up a special honour in Ilse’s name at her school GNS, which will reflect the values she embodied. If you would like to contribute, donations can be made in her name securely online here: https://mygns.myschoolapp.com/page/support-gns/make-your-donation?siteId=1426&ssl=1
(please make sure to select the 'Designation' menu, select the 'Other' option in the drop down menu and put Ilse's name in the comment field to ensure the donation goes to this award)
Tributes
Please feel free to leave a tribute to Ilse at the bottom of this page, or you can also contribute a story or add to the picture gallery via the tabs above.
Here are some online memorials/tibutes:
About Ilse
Ilse graduated from Glenlyon Norfolk School where in her senior year she served as the environmental prefect. Ilse had a love of music which started when she was very young with the violin and later the guitar. At school she was active in theatre, show choir, debate, public speaking, and athletics while continuing to play the guitar, sing and write music. Ilse played soccer for both her school team and for the Bays United team. She also rowed for her high-school team, the Victoria City Rowing Club and the Kingston City Rowing Club.
Since her graduation from GNS, she has been traveling, attending Queen's University and studying on exchange at Uppsala University in Sweden. She brought her love of music with her and took great pleasure in bringing friends together to jam in the basement of their student house in Kingston Ontario, or in their student flat in the Flogsta neighbourhood of Uppsala Sweden. In her most recent term in the fall at Queens University she joined the Queens University Rowing Team as an Assistant Coach.
Due to Covid, she came home early and has spent the last few months helping her mom with her little urban flower farm, bicycling with her dad, laughing with her sister Chloé, writing and recording vocals and guitar in our music room, and running with our dog Lilly. Recently, she also spent time social distancing with friends at the beach or in a lake swimming, and playing charades over zoom with friends from Sweden.
However you knew her, you would have experienced her openness, her kindness, her humour, and her resilience. She was a determined person. A strong person. She died suddenly on Cox Bay (Tofino, B.C.) in the rain (her favourite weather) with her family and knowledgeable strangers who brought her body back to enough life that a few days later she could give her organs and tissues which will be life-saving and life-changing for seven people and their families. On Tuesday, she will again be surrounded by friends and family, she will be buried in a natural field green burial, she will face the lake she loved so much. If you stand where she will be, you can hear the traffic and imagine her rushing to the lake for rowing practice, heading out to the ferry, or to get strawberries to bring home. Or in the opposite direction, going back to GNS and home. This green burial is completely in line with her environmental values.
We are tremendously grateful for the angels who appeared on the beach at Tofino to help her, in the Tofino Hospital, and in the Victoria ICU. All along this last part of her journey the kindness and respect that she gave freely in life to those whom she knew and those who were strangers was given to her in the time she needed it most. Our family has experienced so much love and kindness from around the world. It was fitting that she studied global development studies at Queens University because she really was a citizen of the world. She learned about the cultures of other families from all of the students who lived in our home, from international students she met at Queens and became friends with and those she became friends with in Sweden from around the world. The world is big and small at the same time. There are elements that connect us no matter where you are: music. laughter. kindness, compassion, generosity and love. Ilse experienced those things and shared those things. It is those things that will never end.
The world is a beautiful place full of amazing people. Ilse would want you to enjoy it, respect it and treat it with care. She lived a very full 21 years. One of Ilse’s gifts was that she didn’t wait until tomorrow to live, but lived each day to its fullest aligned with her values. It is the way of life that leads to having no regrets. Our family is grateful for your support and we wish you peace.
Thank you to all of you who were able to attend Ilse's service in person and via the live stream on Tuesday July 21. The live stream was recorded and can be viewed here:
https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=582011625820722
Donations
In Lieu of Flowers we are setting up a special honour in Ilse’s name at her school GNS, which will reflect the values she embodied. If you would like to contribute, donations can be made in her name securely online here: https://mygns.myschoolapp.com/page/support-gns/make-your-donation?siteId=1426&ssl=1
(please make sure to select the 'Designation' menu, select the 'Other' option in the drop down menu and put Ilse's name in the comment field to ensure the donation goes to this award)
Tributes
Please feel free to leave a tribute to Ilse at the bottom of this page, or you can also contribute a story or add to the picture gallery via the tabs above.
Here are some online memorials/tibutes:
- Queens University Memorial
- Queens University Rowing Team Memorial
- Queens University Journal - Remembering Ilse Loomer-Scott
- Queens University Rowing Team Facebook
- Glenlyon Norfolk School Alumni Facebook
About Ilse
Ilse graduated from Glenlyon Norfolk School where in her senior year she served as the environmental prefect. Ilse had a love of music which started when she was very young with the violin and later the guitar. At school she was active in theatre, show choir, debate, public speaking, and athletics while continuing to play the guitar, sing and write music. Ilse played soccer for both her school team and for the Bays United team. She also rowed for her high-school team, the Victoria City Rowing Club and the Kingston City Rowing Club.
Since her graduation from GNS, she has been traveling, attending Queen's University and studying on exchange at Uppsala University in Sweden. She brought her love of music with her and took great pleasure in bringing friends together to jam in the basement of their student house in Kingston Ontario, or in their student flat in the Flogsta neighbourhood of Uppsala Sweden. In her most recent term in the fall at Queens University she joined the Queens University Rowing Team as an Assistant Coach.
Due to Covid, she came home early and has spent the last few months helping her mom with her little urban flower farm, bicycling with her dad, laughing with her sister Chloé, writing and recording vocals and guitar in our music room, and running with our dog Lilly. Recently, she also spent time social distancing with friends at the beach or in a lake swimming, and playing charades over zoom with friends from Sweden.
However you knew her, you would have experienced her openness, her kindness, her humour, and her resilience. She was a determined person. A strong person. She died suddenly on Cox Bay (Tofino, B.C.) in the rain (her favourite weather) with her family and knowledgeable strangers who brought her body back to enough life that a few days later she could give her organs and tissues which will be life-saving and life-changing for seven people and their families. On Tuesday, she will again be surrounded by friends and family, she will be buried in a natural field green burial, she will face the lake she loved so much. If you stand where she will be, you can hear the traffic and imagine her rushing to the lake for rowing practice, heading out to the ferry, or to get strawberries to bring home. Or in the opposite direction, going back to GNS and home. This green burial is completely in line with her environmental values.
We are tremendously grateful for the angels who appeared on the beach at Tofino to help her, in the Tofino Hospital, and in the Victoria ICU. All along this last part of her journey the kindness and respect that she gave freely in life to those whom she knew and those who were strangers was given to her in the time she needed it most. Our family has experienced so much love and kindness from around the world. It was fitting that she studied global development studies at Queens University because she really was a citizen of the world. She learned about the cultures of other families from all of the students who lived in our home, from international students she met at Queens and became friends with and those she became friends with in Sweden from around the world. The world is big and small at the same time. There are elements that connect us no matter where you are: music. laughter. kindness, compassion, generosity and love. Ilse experienced those things and shared those things. It is those things that will never end.
The world is a beautiful place full of amazing people. Ilse would want you to enjoy it, respect it and treat it with care. She lived a very full 21 years. One of Ilse’s gifts was that she didn’t wait until tomorrow to live, but lived each day to its fullest aligned with her values. It is the way of life that leads to having no regrets. Our family is grateful for your support and we wish you peace.
Tributes
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July 15, 2021
July 15, 2021
Our thoughts are with Ilse's family and many friends today. May the memories of her beautiful life and the love she brought to the world bring you comfort.
Katherine Cook and Hamar Foster
Katherine Cook and Hamar Foster
July 15, 2021
July 15, 2021
I will never forget Ilse's beautiful spirit, and friendship. Margaret McCullough
March 16, 2021
March 16, 2021
It took only one look to recognize the Grace of Ilse. I’ll never forget her, for her presence was angelic. Few are those who live exuding light and love the way she did.
Thank you for blessing our lives by being here.
Rest In Peace, Ilse.
Thank you for blessing our lives by being here.
Rest In Peace, Ilse.
August 8, 2020
August 8, 2020
I am so very proud to have laughed and loved and rejoiced with Ilse and terribly saddened to lose a very special granddaughter who I watched with delight as she grew from a tiny baby to the fully developed woman that she became. My love remains with Tereus, Lise-Lotte, Chloe, and Anne Lise, and all Ilse's many dear friends.
July 27, 2020
July 27, 2020
Dear Lise-Lotte,
My deepest, most heartfelt condolences to You and the Family. Yours and others words about your beautiful girl have touched me deeply. I am so very sorry for your loss.
I hold you close in my thoughts.
My deepest, most heartfelt condolences to You and the Family. Yours and others words about your beautiful girl have touched me deeply. I am so very sorry for your loss.
I hold you close in my thoughts.
July 23, 2020
July 23, 2020
My heart goes out to the entire Loomer family and the other families who are part of their greater circle.
I see pictures of your lovely Ilse and her vitality shines through. I loved reading about her. My thoughts and prayers are with you all as you remember her and grieve for her. I am sure Lorne and Elizabeth have welcomed her with loving arms and are happy to get to know her.
Danica d'Hondt Olivo (Walter's eldest sister.)
I see pictures of your lovely Ilse and her vitality shines through. I loved reading about her. My thoughts and prayers are with you all as you remember her and grieve for her. I am sure Lorne and Elizabeth have welcomed her with loving arms and are happy to get to know her.
Danica d'Hondt Olivo (Walter's eldest sister.)
July 23, 2020
July 23, 2020
Lise-Lotte, Tereus, Chloe and family (hugs especially to Nouria and Magnus). Please know that you are all in my thoughts and am remembering experiences with Ilse with so much love. Thank you so much for sharing your memorial for Ilse online, I am feeling very full of gratitude for the opportunity to be able to share in her celebration of life. Every photo I have of Ilse from her two years of Guides with me are of her beaming joy and a quiet confidence. I loved hearing Chloe's list of tributes and will make my own.
July 22, 2020
July 22, 2020
Dear Lise-Lotte, Tereus and Chloe,
Ilse was a ray of sunshine - from the first moment I met her as "Chloe's little sister", I thought she was amazing. She had a kind word for everyone, a smile and just such a warmth about her. I loved being her teacher, and I think everyone who crossed paths with her just felt better for having known her. The words and the pictures you have shared about Ilse are beautiful - I have never read a more fitting tribute that what you shared with everyone, Lise-Lotte. I always remember asking you, Lise-Lotte what your secret was for raising such lovely, kind girls, and I know it is because you are an amazing strong family. You have created community and care at GNS, in Oak Bay and across the globe - and I know Ilse continued to do that too everywhere she went. She brought with her compassion, curiosity, friendship and positivity. Sending love to all of you in this difficult time.
Ilse was a ray of sunshine - from the first moment I met her as "Chloe's little sister", I thought she was amazing. She had a kind word for everyone, a smile and just such a warmth about her. I loved being her teacher, and I think everyone who crossed paths with her just felt better for having known her. The words and the pictures you have shared about Ilse are beautiful - I have never read a more fitting tribute that what you shared with everyone, Lise-Lotte. I always remember asking you, Lise-Lotte what your secret was for raising such lovely, kind girls, and I know it is because you are an amazing strong family. You have created community and care at GNS, in Oak Bay and across the globe - and I know Ilse continued to do that too everywhere she went. She brought with her compassion, curiosity, friendship and positivity. Sending love to all of you in this difficult time.
July 22, 2020
July 22, 2020
Tereus,
Thank you for allowing so many of us to participate in such a beautiful and touching service for Ilse. The comments shared by Chloe, Lise-Lotte and you were heart-warming and filled with love and admiration. As tragic as the entire circumstances are, please know that the celebration of Ilse’s life captured her spirit and will stay with me through the balance of my time. I’ll remember my visit with Ilse at Stanley Park and always be reminded of her when I think of my memories of seeing the Northern Lights from the wonderful lands of Sweden and Finland where I similarly studied. The collective hearts of my family and all of your friends and colleagues at Tantalus are with your entire family and we hope Lise-Lotte, Chloe and you can find comfort in recalling and sharing cherished memories of your talented and wonderful daughter.
Thank you for allowing so many of us to participate in such a beautiful and touching service for Ilse. The comments shared by Chloe, Lise-Lotte and you were heart-warming and filled with love and admiration. As tragic as the entire circumstances are, please know that the celebration of Ilse’s life captured her spirit and will stay with me through the balance of my time. I’ll remember my visit with Ilse at Stanley Park and always be reminded of her when I think of my memories of seeing the Northern Lights from the wonderful lands of Sweden and Finland where I similarly studied. The collective hearts of my family and all of your friends and colleagues at Tantalus are with your entire family and we hope Lise-Lotte, Chloe and you can find comfort in recalling and sharing cherished memories of your talented and wonderful daughter.
July 22, 2020
July 22, 2020
I first met Ilse when she was in her fist year at Queen's University. At the time, I was her Don in Leggett Hall. Our floor shared some very special memories together, from experiencing orientation and frosh week, to just simply hanging out in the common room and watching movies at night. We always joked about being "Egg Hall" friends. I have so many fond memories of seeing Ilse and her friends laughing and enjoying each others' company. As a Don, I was so happy to see the community that was being built on my floor - a community that would not have been as strong and resilient if not for Ilse's kindness and open heartedness. Ilse was so sweet and caring to everyone she encountered. She would always smile and ask how my day was whenever she passed by my room. She always made sure to check in on her friends, and was never shy to start a conversation about her passions and interests. Isle was such a ray of sunshine to everyone she met. I know Ilse has touched the lives of so many, including mine. I will never forget her positivity and great energy. Rest in Peace Ilse ❤️
July 22, 2020
July 22, 2020
I truly think anyone who crossed paths with Ilse would think of her as a friend, and i don't think Ilse crossed paths with anyone whom she treated as less than one. What a beautiful way to be. In the years i attended school and girl guides with Ilse, it was nothing but happy memories with her, and even from a young age it was easy to tell that Ilse had a kindness and wisdom i only knew adults to have. Im so sorry that i can't run into you again some day and be met once again with your warmth and happiness. My heart and thoughts go out to the Loomer-Scotts and i am so so sorry.
July 21, 2020
July 21, 2020
Ilse was a shining light, someone who always showed you how beautiful the world around you was and taught you to love, to laugh, and to sing. She had a fascination for life and music that shone through in every song we played or adventure we went on. I know that I will always cherish the friendship we had and the many stories, memories, and songs that followed. I miss you, Ilse.
I know that I could talk forever about Ilse and how profound and impactful she was on my life, but I think in honor of her passion for the arts, I want to try to add a poetic note to this tribute. In 1963, Leonard Bernstein, an accomplished composer, held a series of lectures at Harvard University known as "The Unanswered Question", where he explored the grammar that shapes music, art, and poetry. To express the power of simplicity in artistic language, he quoted Shakespeare's phrase "Juliet is the sun". This classic example of "this is that" does not relly on any explanation, expansion, or justification. Explaining that "Juliet had a bright smile, and the sun is bright, therefore she is like the sun" would be unnecessary and almost reduce the significance through addition. The profound simplicity in this quote allows the reader to feel and understand what this means through context, emotion, and their own personal connection to this character.
To say that "Ilse is the sun" would be the simplest yet most understanding description I could give. The connection and experiences I've had with her shape how this statement makes me feel, and gives context to what is not put into words. From reading the other tributes and talking to close friends and family, I understand that Ilse was also a shining light in many of the lives around her, and I hope that everyone's personal stories and relationships with her will shape what that quote means to you.
Thank you to everyone that has helped make it possible to share our thoughts and prayers remotely, and I'm sending all my love to the Loomer-Scott family through this sad time.
I know that I could talk forever about Ilse and how profound and impactful she was on my life, but I think in honor of her passion for the arts, I want to try to add a poetic note to this tribute. In 1963, Leonard Bernstein, an accomplished composer, held a series of lectures at Harvard University known as "The Unanswered Question", where he explored the grammar that shapes music, art, and poetry. To express the power of simplicity in artistic language, he quoted Shakespeare's phrase "Juliet is the sun". This classic example of "this is that" does not relly on any explanation, expansion, or justification. Explaining that "Juliet had a bright smile, and the sun is bright, therefore she is like the sun" would be unnecessary and almost reduce the significance through addition. The profound simplicity in this quote allows the reader to feel and understand what this means through context, emotion, and their own personal connection to this character.
To say that "Ilse is the sun" would be the simplest yet most understanding description I could give. The connection and experiences I've had with her shape how this statement makes me feel, and gives context to what is not put into words. From reading the other tributes and talking to close friends and family, I understand that Ilse was also a shining light in many of the lives around her, and I hope that everyone's personal stories and relationships with her will shape what that quote means to you.
Thank you to everyone that has helped make it possible to share our thoughts and prayers remotely, and I'm sending all my love to the Loomer-Scott family through this sad time.
July 21, 2020
July 21, 2020
It didn’t matter whether you taught Isle at GNS — you knew her. She was a quiet force. She brought light and warmth to the room. My heart is with you and your family.
July 21, 2020
July 21, 2020
Thank you Ilse, for bringing kindness, compassion, brightness and light to all of our lives. You are a very special member of the GNS community and your smile will be always there, and in our hearts.
July 21, 2020
July 21, 2020
Lise-Lotte, Tereus and Chloe: Steve and I watched the service today and were both moved so deeply. Although I only met Ilse as a child and then again just over a year ago when we visited your beautiful home in Victoria, the many stories you shared have given me such a rich picture of this lovely human. When Chloe talked about Ilse wanting to "be alone together," with her sister, my heart melted. L3, your courageous, warm and breathtaking tribute was filled with so many precious moments. I chuckled at your mention of Ilse's "allergy" to your stories of "you'll never guess who I ran into" and was heartened to hear about the phone conversation you had with your daughter after our radio interview. "We were together even when we were apart." I remember playing a couple of her songs on the show and being just simply wowed by her voice and talent. You always "see" everyone, Lise-Lotte, and I know that Ilse always felt seen by you. I hope to hear many more stories in the weeks and months ahead so I can get to know and appreciate more this young woman who left Earth too soon. Please know we are deeply sorry for your unfathomable loss and are holding you all in our hearts. Love, Tracey
July 21, 2020
July 21, 2020
Ilse was my rowing coach this year. She helped me feel welcome at home at Queen's and am forever grateful for her guidance, kindness, and gentleness. She never gave up on us and was always so encouraging. Sending love to the Loomer-Scott family.
July 21, 2020
July 21, 2020
A wonderful tribute to a wonderful young lady. She made every class I taught her a delight; always warm, compassionate and caring. My thoughts go out to her beautiful family, and she will always hold a special place in my heart.
July 21, 2020
July 21, 2020
Ilse was one of the first people to introduce herself to me on my first day of rowing practice last year. We would often Erg next to each other and congratulate each other after practice was finished. She then moved on to be a supportive and encouraging assistant coach in my second year and I am forever grateful to have known her even for a short amount of time. She was a kind soul and my thoughts and condolences go to her family in this hard time.
July 21, 2020
July 21, 2020
What a beautiful tribute to Ilse. She was an inspiration to me when I saw her succeeding in spite of reading difficulties and gave me hope for my son. I am so broken hearted for you Lise-lotte, Tereus and Chloe, and I wish you strength to deal with this grief but you are strong and your words today made realize you will honour her by doing what she would want you to do. I loved what your friend said about the community softening your grief but today your words, L3, Tereus and Chloe, softened ours.
July 21, 2020
July 21, 2020
Archie and I are heartbroken at the news about your sweet, sweet Ilse. Not so long ago we ran into Ilse and she greeted us with that big smile and a warm hug. She was an exceptional young woman in so many ways. Our love to you all at this sad time. Judy and Archie
July 21, 2020
July 21, 2020
Words fail me but my heart and life is better for having known Ilse.
July 20, 2020
July 20, 2020
OH my heart. Ilse was such a bright light, so delightful to know, and I was always thrilled to see her face in the Cardboard House Bakery or anywhere on Hornby when you all came to stay. May peace and well-being be with you all. We'll be holding you close in heart and mind this summer.
xo
xo
July 20, 2020
July 20, 2020
Dear Lise-Lotte, Tereus, Chloe and Lilly,
Words cannot express the immense shock and sadness I felt when I received the news of Ilse’s passing.
I have such fond memories of watching both girls grow up in the GNS community. Ilse’s smile, the spring in her step and the quiet confidence she exuded were such a powerful combination. You just knew she was bound for a greatness and in her short life, she inspired so many.
Please know that my heart is with all of you during this incredibly difficult time.
Thank you for the gift of Ilse’s life and for being the epitome of a loving family.
With so much love and respect,
Miriam
Words cannot express the immense shock and sadness I felt when I received the news of Ilse’s passing.
I have such fond memories of watching both girls grow up in the GNS community. Ilse’s smile, the spring in her step and the quiet confidence she exuded were such a powerful combination. You just knew she was bound for a greatness and in her short life, she inspired so many.
Please know that my heart is with all of you during this incredibly difficult time.
Thank you for the gift of Ilse’s life and for being the epitome of a loving family.
With so much love and respect,
Miriam
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July 16, 2021
July 16, 2021
Sending you all love and strength at this time. It is lovely to read about all of Ilse's adverntures. What a lovely person and lovely family.
July 15, 2021
July 15, 2021
Our thoughts are with Ilse's family and many friends today. May the memories of her beautiful life and the love she brought to the world bring you comfort.
Katherine Cook and Hamar Foster
Katherine Cook and Hamar Foster
July 15, 2021
July 15, 2021
I will never forget Ilse's beautiful spirit, and friendship. Margaret McCullough
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Happy Birthday Ilse
May 20, 2021
Happy Birthday Ilse, you will always be forever in my heart! I miss your beautiful smile, your big blue eyes, and your laughter. Sending you big hugs and to your loving beautiful family!
Mona xoxoxo
Mona xoxoxo
October 13, 2020
I think of you often Ilse and that is a great thing as it means you had such an impact on my life. I'm reminded to be in the moment, to not live in the past nor worry about the future, this is what you have taught me. Your beautiful spirit and love of life will live on in each and everyone of us. Your life was cut short but your teachings to us is a lifetime. Love you!
Mona
Mona
The Last Moments of Just You and Me
July 21, 2020
by Carmen Song
December 7, 2019
You texted me that morning asking if I was free and wanted to do something outdoors. I didn’t have anything planned for that afternoon so that sounded like a great idea!
I picked you up and we headed over to Little Cataraqui Creek. We just walked around the trails in the park since there wasn’t enough snow on the ground to go snowshoeing. We talked, we laughed, we took silly photos, we fed the chickadees, we made snow angels, we had a snowball fight, and we marvelled at the beauty of this flawless winter day. It was magical.
But it wasn’t those things that make spending time with you so special, it’s those moments where you do something extraordinary.
We came upon this little hill – no, smaller than that. It was more like a hump. You wondered if you could slide down it? Without a second thought or hesitation, you got on your back and tried to make it happen. It didn’t matter that your jacket was going to get wet and it definitely didn’t matter that I didn’t understand why you’d want to try. You did it because you wanted to and there was no good reason to not do it. Well it turns out you can’t slide down this hump, but I don’t know another person who puts their curiosity into action with such confidence.
I obviously had a good laugh at what just happened, but I also saw so much joy in you. By sharing that joy with me, you made this a perfect afternoon.
I can’t make more memories like this with you, but I’m incredibility lucky to have these moments to cherish forever.
Love you and miss you <3
You texted me that morning asking if I was free and wanted to do something outdoors. I didn’t have anything planned for that afternoon so that sounded like a great idea!
I picked you up and we headed over to Little Cataraqui Creek. We just walked around the trails in the park since there wasn’t enough snow on the ground to go snowshoeing. We talked, we laughed, we took silly photos, we fed the chickadees, we made snow angels, we had a snowball fight, and we marvelled at the beauty of this flawless winter day. It was magical.
But it wasn’t those things that make spending time with you so special, it’s those moments where you do something extraordinary.
We came upon this little hill – no, smaller than that. It was more like a hump. You wondered if you could slide down it? Without a second thought or hesitation, you got on your back and tried to make it happen. It didn’t matter that your jacket was going to get wet and it definitely didn’t matter that I didn’t understand why you’d want to try. You did it because you wanted to and there was no good reason to not do it. Well it turns out you can’t slide down this hump, but I don’t know another person who puts their curiosity into action with such confidence.
I obviously had a good laugh at what just happened, but I also saw so much joy in you. By sharing that joy with me, you made this a perfect afternoon.
I can’t make more memories like this with you, but I’m incredibility lucky to have these moments to cherish forever.
Love you and miss you <3