for sharing. Don’t know what to say except I’m sorry for your loss and hang in there. Can’t believe you posted this today but I’m glad that CBH could bring a bit of joy on such a trying day.

Though we’ve never met, we are nonetheless united by our extended family, the Bruin family. May she rest in peace.

And CBH’s gesture is touching, classy and not surprising considering the man.

It’s good to hear that CBH reached out to express his good wishes to your family. Thank you for sharing this with us.

May God (or whatever deity) bless your sister and all your family with healing, comfort, peace and love.

Take care, and God bless —
M

PS — I would like to recommend an award-winning graphic novel written by the brother of a UCLA alum, called “Mom’s Cancer” by Brian Fies.

When you are up to it, it is a moving, but not somber, account of how their family dealt with their mother’s diagnosis of brain cancer. It was their mother’s wish to have the book distributed among hospitals, support groups, and families coping with cancer. Perhaps it can bring you a small measure of comfort.

M

for your and your family’s loss. I can’t believe you were able to share your story with us during what must be a painful period to say the least, but thank you for sharing such a poignant moment with all of us here on BN.

So incredibly sorry for your loss. God bless.

and God bless.

The mere fact that the extensions of all things UCLA can lend comfort to you and your family at this most difficult time is truly special. I have always been a proud Bruin, but never have I ever been more proud than the very moment I finished reading your post. Beyond the stats, the achievements, the titles, your post has absolutley transcended how special it is to be a member of the Bruin Family. Thank you, and please know you and your family are in our prayers.

God Bless

that Pauley is blessed to ever have a faithful fan in your sister. Every time when the Bruins play, your sister ’s graceful smiles will also be upon them, forever guiding them along their victorious ways.

Thank you for posting this.

 You are more a member of the bruin family than many of us that were lucky enough to go to UCLA

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Thank you for sharing. You are definitely part of the bruin family. We all express our sincere condolences. Thank you for sharing CBH’s kindness. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

My brother had skin cancer and passed away from melanoma 10 years ago. He fell in love with UCLA at an early age and achieved his ultimate goal of graduating in 1986. I learned to love all things UCLA from him and achieved the same goal shortly thereafter. Our extended bruin family helped me and my family during very difficult times. My brother was the biggest bruin fan I have ever met. We shared all things UCLA. I burst with pride knowing we were able to share our love of UCLA and be part of such a wonderful institution.

Thank you again for sharing. God Bless.

Thank you everyone for the kind words and blessings. Like I said, UCLA=CLASS