Thursday, May 4, 2017
Just saw her beautiful face in the newspaper. My condolences to friends and family that are affected by this tragedy.
I will always remember Coral Fayee for the beautiful soul she was and always will remain. A heart of pure gold. She was a strong young warrior who dealt with her own battles with composure and a smile on her face. Coral was someone who you could be yourself around and anyone that met this amazing young woman felt that, those who encountered her simply loved and admired the positive energy that radiated from her. Of course, she was the kind of person who would always find a way to make other people smile and laugh quite easily, a very silly yet sweet girl all in one. Who would have her any other way? When we met just five years ago at school I was way too shy to socialize with other people, and she was someone I’d look to for comfort, even if we didn’t talk every time. Sitting close to her was enough, sharing smiles. When she would come to school just her presence alone made me feel better about my day and forget my troubles, as if hope itself walked in the door. I will never forget your sweet smile, genuine laughter, and the time you shared your fries with me. I wish we could’ve hung out more and I would have loved to know the real you and be there for you. I used to just gush over how sweet your relationship is on your posts and I’ll never stop believing that yours is the best one I’ve ever seen. In honor of your memory I will force myself out of my comfort zone to be more social with others, as well as brave when it comes to my fears. You said you went skydiving and that is something I could not ever see myself doing until now. One day I’ll have to, it may give me that same sense of control over my life. Requiescat in pace, my friend… may we meet again.
