Thank you for letting us know, Hec. It's a blessing that he was able to see JZ again and go so peacefully afterwards. And what a strange blessing, too, that because JZ got sick she was able to see him.

Poor Matilda. I hope she can reach some peace with it all soon.

Thank you for the update, David, and all my love to JZ and Matilda and Emmett and the whole family. You are in my heart.

And what a strange blessing, too, that because JZ got sick she was able to see him.

Yes! I hadn't even thought of that.

Thanks for letting us know, Hec.

And what a strange blessing, too, that because JZ got sick she was able to see him.

I've been thinking about this too. I'm so sorry for your loss.

I'm so sorry, JZ, David, and Matilda.

Thank you for letting us know. Pete and I send our love.

So much love to the Zmayhems.

Jacqueline, Matilda, David, I am so sorry for your loss and that you have to endure it during such dark days. Love to you all.

Holding you all in my heart.

David, thank you for letting us know.

JZ, and all your family, I'm so sorry for your loss.

It's difficult to handle, even at the best of times (oh, goodness, there's no time that's even close to being better with regards to that, but I didn't know how else to phrase this), and even harder with all that is going around in the world. You are all in my thoughts and prayers.

In Jewish tradition, there is the term of "Shiva", seven days in which the close family members of the deceased are supposed to sit together and let themselves feel the grief an loss and sadness. They are being visited by their loved ones from near and far, and each visitor says something which roughly translates to how they hope for the grieving family to find some consolation, some comfort, in the times ahead. That's what I'm writing in Hebrew below. All my love.

מן ×”×©×ž×™× ×ª× ×•×—×ž×•.

And all that love and thoughts and prayers in these difficult times is of course directed also to all y'all, my beloved Buffistas. Take care.