Grandfather Passed Away Quotes Novels & Stories

Parang may gustong lumabas sa bibig nya, pero tinago nya lang ulit. So I said, “I used to think grief was loud.” He turned his head slightly. “And now?” “It’s not. Tahimik lang siya. Parang ganito. Nasa pagitan ng mga salita na hindi mo na sinasabi.” “You talk about it like it’s still happening,” he said while looking straight into my eyes. “Because it is.” “Your grandmother.” “Yeah.” “She was important to you.” “She was everything.” He nodded once. “Then you’re lucky.”

They made sure that a beautiful place like that tree house would exist as a haven for their grandson. Malungkot siyang ngumiti nang maalala niya ang usapan nila ni Grandma Eve kanina. The old woman was making sure that everything will be good for her grandson even after she passes away. Preparing for one’s deat is just one of the privileges not all people has.

Imbes na mag-celebrate, he would grieve because the grandfather he loved most has just passed away. Dumating kami sa bahay ni daddy, at agad akong sinalubong ng anak ko. “Daddy!” masaya niya akong niyakap at pinupog ng halik sa mukha. “I miss you so much, daddy Vaughn!” sabi nito, pero biglang natigilan nang makita niya akong nakaupo sa wheelchair. “Are you hurt, daddy? What happened to you?”

“Gray—” “When her grandmother died, sinolo niya rin ang lahat ng nararamdaman niya. Hindi siya nagsasabi, kaya halos lahat kami, gusto siyang maging masaya, eh. Kaya kung may kilala kang mananakit sa pinsan namin, sabihin mo sa amin, ah? Susuntukin namin! At syempre, suntukin mo rin kasi kapatid ka niya!” Biglang natawa si Gray sa huling sinabi niya at sunod ay napadaing. Napalunok si Belinda at halos hindi matignan si Van.

"Sa madaling salita ay maari kang maghiganti kahit hindi sa paraan ng mga pumatay kay Lolo. You can avenge our grandfather's death in positive way. Alam kong iyan din sasabihin niya oras na magparamdam sa iyo balang-araw. I'm sure he and Lola will be watching us all from above. So, stay strong and survive everything, son." Mahaba-haba niyang pahayag kasabay nang pagtapik-tapik sa balikat nito. Dose anyos na ang pamangkin niya kaya't sigurado siyang nauunawaan nito ang bawat salitang binitiwan niya. Tumingala pa ito sa kaniya kaya't kitang-kita niya ang poot sa mata nito. Subalit alam niyang darating din ang araw na maunawaan nito kung bakit mas pinili niya ang reverse physiology.

Marami pa silang bagay na kailangang pag-usapan at malayo pa sila sa pagiging totally okay kagaya ng sinabi ni Lazarus sa kaniyang ama. Her father laughed. It was as if he's just talking to a business partner or a colleague. Tumango-tango pa ito na para bang sumasang-ayon ito sa sinabi ng kaniyang kasama. "Anyway, I hope to visit the Philippines soon to meet my granddaughter. I'm dying to see her," singit naman ng kaniyang Ina na abot langit ang ngiti habang parang uod na binudburan ng asin sa kaniyang gilid.

“No need to be, matagal narin naman iyon. I’m just being weird, still sad about my old man’s death.” “No, it’s not weird. Normal lang na malungkot ka, lalo na at isang mahal sa buhay ang nawala,” I could totally understand him. Ako man na hindi nakasama ang aking mga magulang ay labis ang lunkot ng malaman kong wala na sila. “My father, was killed.” Hindi ko mahanap ang tamang mga salitang maari kong sabihin sa kaniya. Ano ba ang dapat sabihin sa mga pagkakataong ito?

Their voices bounced off the walls like thunder in a storm. “Dad, stop pressuring Anastasia to do a lot of training!” My father’s voice cracked with anger and worry. “She just lost her mom!” His words hit something deep inside me. I closed my eyes, squeezing them tight. Mama’s voice still lived in the corners of our home, soft and fading, like wind whispering through curtains. Now it was gone. And everything felt colder. "You think I don’t know that?" Grandpa snapped back, his voice gravel under boots. “But loss is part of the path. And she must learn to carry it.”

tanong ko ulit. “Nope. He’s already dead.” “Oh,” usal ko at napatingin sa kaniya. “I’m sorry to hear that,” sabi ko pa sa kaniya. Ngumiti naman siya sa akin nang magbaling siya ng tingin. “It’s okay,” aniya. “Matagal ng patay ang lolo ko. I was twenty when he passed away.” Pagkukuwento niya. “And my grandmother, I never had the chance to see her. My grandfather told me that his wife died while giving birth to my father.”

He catches an air to breath in before he continued. "Laging sinasabi sa akin ni Grandpa Roy na huwag iyakan ang patay dahil mabigat daw ito sa paglalakbay nila patungo kay Ama. Therefore, instead of crying let's accept the fact and pray for them for their easy journey toward the kingdom of God. Remember, sa laki ng pamilya natin ay impossibleng walang kapalit ang mga pumanaw. One of this days may magsasabing may bagong blessings. Kaya't kahit masakit ay subukan nating tanggapin para na rin sa pa matiwasay nilang paglalakbay," mahaba-haba niyang pahayag.