In memory of Olivier
Wednesday 26th will stay a very sad day in our memory. Olivier was part of our family for five years before he and my sister decided to break up last January and follow their own tracks. However, we had remained in touch and kept good relationships.
He found death on his path on wednesday. He was 29th. He was driving his motorbike on the way back home. He loved this bike so much. He was not a Fangio on his bike and was careful on the road.
He was the kind of guy who didn't like the idea of getting old. He liked to party with friends too much to settle down. He'll never be 30. A wink to the time which flies. He will stay our James Dean forever.
He was a very kind and attentive person. Friends and family were very important to him.
He would do anything to help, surprise, and be loved.
He had been very involved in the preparation of our wedding. He's the one who made possible the idea we had for our wedding invitation and he helped all along the previous year to help us be ready for the big day. For that we'll always be thankful.
He and my husband were very close. We used to be neighbours when we lived in Paris and we spent many nights together, listening to music, going to concert, drinking beers or whisky, chatting of bikes or politic.
We'll miss him very much.
RIP Olivier
He found death on his path on wednesday. He was 29th. He was driving his motorbike on the way back home. He loved this bike so much. He was not a Fangio on his bike and was careful on the road.
He was the kind of guy who didn't like the idea of getting old. He liked to party with friends too much to settle down. He'll never be 30. A wink to the time which flies. He will stay our James Dean forever.
He was a very kind and attentive person. Friends and family were very important to him.
He would do anything to help, surprise, and be loved.
He had been very involved in the preparation of our wedding. He's the one who made possible the idea we had for our wedding invitation and he helped all along the previous year to help us be ready for the big day. For that we'll always be thankful.
He and my husband were very close. We used to be neighbours when we lived in Paris and we spent many nights together, listening to music, going to concert, drinking beers or whisky, chatting of bikes or politic.
We'll miss him very much.
RIP Olivier
posted by Sandrine at 2:44 PM
