"I don't like him" - These were the first words my mouth spilled out when I first met you. You sure knew the reason... But when I got along with you during Mr. and Ms. CEU 2012, I realized how kind-hearted person you were. I could count the times I hung with you on my fingers, but could never count all things you taught me.
Very HILARIOUS, it was, but you were the only person who said my singing voice resembles Mariah Carey's. I wanted to roll out laughing, but to be honest, that boosted my confidence. I've been disliking this husky manly voice, just so you know. You were such an intelligent and a talented person. Hence, there was no doubt you were a good mentor, choreographer, and a professor. You unselfishly shared your learnings with many people and even touched their lives through your inspiring stories and words.
Remember the time when we unwinded at this particular wine bar in QC? I was able to know you more. Perhaps you were already drunk that you couldn't stop yourself from narrating your life and love stories. You even mentioned why you were called "Sam" instead of "Daryl". How about when some of the candidates spent night at your place? Did you know I felt you were like a mom to us? We woke up with delicious breakfast placed on the table. I appreciate each time you inboxed me on Facebook just to say "Bakla, I miss you".
When I learned the news about you, I got shocked, felt sad, and cried but sought help from Him. It felt bad that I wasn't able to visit you at the hospital. Neither did see you before you opted to finally be with Him.
Sir Sam, thank you for being a good teacher and a thoughtful friend. Few memories we had yet will definitely be cherished.
I'm gonna miss you, Sir Daryl. And I am happy for you because you are now with your first love, Sam, and with our Almighty God. I love you, Sir!
Love,
Annizah