Pequeño homenaje a mi tío, Juan Luis Madariaga

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Lamento tú pérdida física. Te queda lo más grande, sus enseñanzas, recordarlas será mantenerlo vivo. Gracias por el enlace para conocerle cómo persona, y por presentarnos a tú familia. 

Mucho ánimo, Javier \ud83d\udc1d beBee. Yo también tengo un tito especial que ha sido mi maestro en muchas cosas 😘

Precioso Javier \ud83d\udc1d beBee!!! Un abrazo muy apretadito para ti y los tuyos.

Es una autentica pu.... el paso del tiempo, desaparecen las referencias físicas de familiares y amigos. Lo importante es que esos momentos aunque fueran escasos, fueran relevantes. Ellos viven en nosotros Javier \ud83d\udc1d beBee

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Eso debe ser así siempre de personas que han sido las que más nos han querido en este mundo.

Mucho ánimo y a recordar los buenos momentos compartidos.

Me ha emocionado este sentido y emotivo homenaje a tu tío, una persona que en muchas familias quisieran tener y tu tuviste la suerte de que la vida te regalara con sus enseñanzas y que en agradecimiento a su memoria mantienes viva la llama de su recuerdo. Creemé que tu tío aunque se haya ido, estará contigo siempre a tu lado. El nunca te olvidará.

Me ha emocionado este sentido y emotivo homenaje a tu tío, una persona que en muchas familias quisieran tener y tu tuviste la suerte de que la vida te regalara con sus enseñanzas y que en agradecimiento a su memoria mantienes viva la llama de su recuerdo. Creemé que tu tío aunque se haya ido, estará contigo siempre a tu lado.

Sending you and your uncle's family my condolences Javier \ud83d\udc1d beBee His memories have been passed on and he will continue to live on! Blessings to your family and May his soul R.I.P

Lamento tu pérdida. Bello homenaje.

CityVP 🐝 Manjit Many thanks. Much appreciated for taking your time.♥️

For me family is the sacred thing until it ceases to be sacred and thus family should be counted as a major blessing in one's life. To me your uncle Juan Luis Madariaga represents such a blessing. Anyone of his three children could have destroyed his legacy but they did not, instead in the time of honour and paying tribute, you pay homage to him as a father and not just as an uncle. You are clearly not placing him on a mythical pedestal, because I have known and know people like your uncle - or should I say that I am highly blessed to know them. I do not know these amazing human beings because of their virtual representation but through their efforts, purpose and day-to-day foundational activity that transfers the love and learning we eventually pay tribute to. Not a passing tribute but one that is of lifetime value. I am only interested in the value of a life path and not a career path and in that is forged and created that meaning I call HOME. You have lost a great uncle, his kids have lost a great father but what has not been lost and what you have poured forth here with your heart, is his legacy. In five minutes I can see, feel and touch this man's soul beyond that photograph, you words add to the meaning of him being a family man, a good man, a man that provided meaning and the measure of home. From that comes the friendships, from that strong center comes the professional relationships, and clearly the photograph identifies him as a chef, which Randall Burns would identify with. What I see from this short account of his life is that he surely had a good professional existence, without abandoning or sacrificing the meaning of family or home. Your words do show me this. My condolences to you and his immediate family and children.