Dear Uncle Moan,
Uncle Moan,
I know you are far away in Heaven right now and it has been a while since we actually were able to sit together and talk. It seemed as though I was talking with you every day, and then suddenly you were taken away. I've had to work myself through many situations without you, but I keep your words in the back of my mind. I pull from the experiences that we shared together in so many situations. I am not sure if you actually realized how much I was actually listening to you and absorbing everything you told me.
I am soon to graduate high school and have already been accepted to the college of my choice. I will be starting a new phase of my life in the Fall. It is exciting and terrifying at the same time. It pulls me farther away from the time that we spent together. I am afraid of moving so far ahead with my life that I lose track of the relationship that we had. You were so much like a father to me. I miss having you to go to for advice or when my parents are after me about something. I would love to share this exciting time of my life with you.
I just want you to know that I miss you and will never forget you. Thank you for the influence you had in my life. You lived a lifetime with muscular dystrophy, yet it never defined you. I know I can do anything because of who you were.
Love always,
Chase
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