by Macey Inglis Obituary, Death – The kindest and most generous person who has ever lived, the life of the party, and most importantly, my dearest friend and constant companion throughout my life. Macey, you were incontestably one of a kind, to the point where the fact that you are no longer with us is something that still hasn’t quite sunk in. What I wouldn’t give, Mace, to be able to watch you compete in that arena, drink a cold beverage with you, and then see you wave as you drove the nine hours back to your house for the very last time. What I wouldn’t give to be able to do any of those things.
When you consider that you only moved into your very own house a week ago, it’s hard to think about, because that house was supposed to be the setting for so many beautiful moments that we were going to have together. When I think about how that won’t be occurring any longer, I get sick to my stomach. Despite the fact that your life was cut short at such a terribly young age, I will never forget or stop loving and cherishing the times that I got to spend with you.
As I sit here and write this, I want to take a moment to remind you to let the people you care about know that you love them, to make that phone call, to have that conversation, and to let them know that you love them because you never know what tomorrow will bring. Mace, I will never stop adoring you, and I promise that you will never disappear from my thoughts.
