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Posted: Wed Feb 03, 2010 5:37 pm
My brother's best friend just died in a car accident. I do not know if my brother knows yet, but he will probably find out before the night is up.
My brother is coming home tomorrow night because it is his birthday this Friday. We really do not know what to do right now.
The person who died sister is on of my friends, and is in my grade. And I do not know what to say when I see her tomorrow. And another person in my grade always hangs out with the person who died, and they were always at eachothers houses. I do not know what to say to either of them.
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Posted: Wed Feb 03, 2010 7:07 pm
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Posted: Thu Feb 04, 2010 6:31 am
 Just keep being you. Simply let her know if she needs someone to talk to or just hang out with, you are there for her.
(I read the article and that was one shitty move on the drivers part. Her d**k move costed everybody.)
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Posted: Sat Feb 06, 2010 4:09 pm
Today was the Funeral. It was at the biggest church in town. and it was full. People were asked to tell stories about him, and at most funerals, maybe 3 or 4 people will get up and talk, but at this one, people kept getting up for at least 30 minutes.
The family did not want to have it at a church, because none of them are religious, but they had to find the biggest place they could. Even though it was at a church, they did the ceremony with very little religion mixed it. During the ceremony, they played some Tool, some Beatles, and some Jimmy Hendrix.
The hard part for me was going to talk to his sister, but I did not have to talk much. It really hurt me to see her like this, but I needed to be there for her.
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