I Will Never Get To See You Again
“I Will Never See You Again” – When No Words Of Sympathy Will Give You Any Hope
How hard it must have been for Air France Flight 447 passenger ’s family to come to terms with the fact that you don’t even know how and under what circumstances your loved ones vanished, as the reason of the Air France Flight 447 crash is still unknown.
When you desperately wait for your loved ones to come back home but then you end up presuming that you will never get to see them again. I am sure it’s very agonizing to come in terms with the truth.
"I never saw her without a smile on her face," Erskine said in a statement. "It is hard to believe that such a bright light could be quenched so early and while burning so brilliantly."
"I hope Art was asleep and I hope he wasn’t frightened."
"I know if he was awake, he would have been thinking of us."
"Anyone who traveled with Eithne will remember the medical books always on the go and her constant attention to her studies," he said. "Without doubt she was someone with a rich future stretching out ahead of her."
The wife one passenger said Tuesday she was only beginning to come to grips with the likelihood that he is dead .
"I have to say, maybe today I’m realizing he might not come back," Patricia Coakley told a reporter about her husband, Arthur .
The structural engineer and designer had completed a business trip to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and was flying to Paris, France, on his way back to their home in Whitby, North Yorkshire, near England’s northeast coast.
Coakley said her husband hated his cell phones and usually left them switched off. "But yesterday it was ringing, so maybe they’re not at the bottom of the sea. That’s my hope. But I think it’s maybe fading today."
In a telephone call he told her he was excited about returning to see their three children and their plans to go on vacation Friday to the Greek island of Corfu, she said. "All his stuff’s ready should he turn up," she added.
"We had so many plans, and they’ve taken it all away, haven’t they?" she asked rhetorically, without identifying "they." "God wouldn’t be so cruel."
She described her husband as a religious man. "It used to drive me mad. He used to read the Bible every night. And if he thought he was going to get pissed [drunk], he used to read it before he left the house ."
