Yesterday night (2 Nov’10), all of the company’s staffs been to Darren’s funeral.
When i reached there, i could started to feel the sadness of the family. My colleagues and i walked to the family members to say condolence. But, it’s very hard to say it out when you really met them face to face, especially when we saw our director.
The granny, Darren’s mom, Darren’s eldest sister, my director, my boss (director’s eldest bro), my director’s elder sisters were cried piteously at the funeral. I felt so hard and sad to hear theirs crying. Not only me, all of the attendant were sobbing from the beginning until the end of the funeral.
It was so many attendant present at the funeral, i guess might more than hundreds people to share the grieve with the family.
This afternoon, i followed few of my colleagues to Darren’s cremation ceremony. I don’t wish to elaborate to much about how sad they are and what i seen there. But, i can tell you all that the family’s members are all broke down and disintegrate, especially when come to the cremating part.
Sigh! I really never thought that i will have the chance been ‘invited’ to attend such ceremony in Singapore. In fact, i really hope i don’t have this chance as it’s not a happy ceremony. Not a happy but was the most hardest and the most grievous ceremony that i been. I grieved for my grandma’s dead last two years, but hers was not like that.
I am wondering how my colleagues and i gonna to face our bosses and what should we react when they back to work? However, i believe that from now on, we won’t able to see their real smile on the face.
Darren was a Christian so i wish that he is now with his God and rest in peace with God, leave all the bad things away from him. And, i also wish that the family can overcome from the tragedy soon.
Amitabha!!!