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Andrew Rodriguez, 42 years old
Born May 9, 1981
Passed on Tuesday June 18, 2024
Funeral Sunday June 23, 2024
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Apple PodcastsAndroidRSSHe had a gorgeous knocked out wife, Marlenis
Two sons: Aidan 17 and Mason 11
A police officer with Miami-Dade, FL
A Broward Sheriff’s deputy
What’s wrong with this picture?
What was so sad to learn?
What was not right?
What puzzle/images buried our heads, til date?
That now, we questioned
As it doesn’t seem to fit?
We can continue to question
It will not bring, Andrew back
His mom hard to console his wife, my niece Marlenis a beautiful soul, cries silently
As her eyes puff and too sad matched
Her Black dress all in distress …
His mom, I thus gave her a deep hug
It was too hard to express my pains, as I could Feel her pains as a mother
there’s no greater pain to bury your child first, you last
I am 100% sure …
No mother, want to bury her son 1st
She would trade it
Preferring to be her
Even if she has to go to the devil
It’s a price
You prefer to pay
Give your life 1st
What kind of bargain would require
A reversal such trajectory act
To dismiss your life and
Instead have him, not miss his
It’s a classical story
You don’t want to hear
It’s a very dear son
Too clear to hear
As I sat, in close vicinity
His coffin I could see
His wife dressed all in black
You can’t crack a joke here, all too sad here
A eulogy was heard …
Precisely of the greatest of man
Andrew Rodriguez, was definitely one of them
I reached close to his presence, I prayed
God, an Our Father and Hail Mary
Now, protect all of us present
Next, could be any one of us
He’s now with His God thus, we not
He is suffering, now no more
As he rolled over to end his pains
None noticed
His heart gave up
His own choice
He decided by his own will
To not look back but, forward
This time, no more life in Him
He took his own piece of work as a gun
Place onto his body in his car
Knowingly, instead of going home
To his wife and kids, but his God instead
There’s no further investigation
No more questions
No accusations
No blames … we all have a free will
God is all loving?
God is all fair?
God loves all of us?
Did He loved Andrew that much, that he had?
To go and follow him, instead
Of leaving all behind, even his kids
Everyone spoke eloquently of Mr.Rodriguez
His friends, colleagues and all
His dear children Mason and Aidan
His wife, Marlenis with her swollen eyes
What have we all learned?
Death is transient
That you can’t change
God is that place, of a heaven we must reach
We got to be more than Good
To enter the gates of heaven
Theirs’ endless lakes and rivers no one thirst
There’s none to eat, nor hungers
It’s a place where love are the styles
Where music rings with endless sounds
No man can return
That stay, is there forever
As you enter
You can’t leave
You’ll live there, forever
That’s why, you can’t see them again
You will …
If you good like Andrew
Be good and aim to be good like Angel
He helped everyone, he forgot to help self
The last part
You don’t do
You got to help yourself first
Place, other last so, you can last
My advice
Seek help
Is not weak
It’s the strength within
Minerva A. Garcia, your Poet
The post Who was Andrew Rodriguez, a Resident of Hempstead, FL? appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.
Andrew Rodriguez, 42 years old
Born May 9, 1981
Passed on Tuesday June 18, 2024
Funeral Sunday June 23, 2024
Subscribe with your favorite podcast player
Apple PodcastsAndroidRSSHe had a gorgeous knocked out wife, Marlenis
Two sons: Aidan 17 and Mason 11
A police officer with Miami-Dade, FL
A Broward Sheriff’s deputy
What’s wrong with this picture?
What was so sad to learn?
What was not right?
What puzzle/images buried our heads, til date?
That now, we questioned
As it doesn’t seem to fit?
We can continue to question
It will not bring, Andrew back
His mom hard to console his wife, my niece Marlenis a beautiful soul, cries silently
As her eyes puff and too sad matched
Her Black dress all in distress …
His mom, I thus gave her a deep hug
It was too hard to express my pains, as I could Feel her pains as a mother
there’s no greater pain to bury your child first, you last
I am 100% sure …
No mother, want to bury her son 1st
She would trade it
Preferring to be her
Even if she has to go to the devil
It’s a price
You prefer to pay
Give your life 1st
What kind of bargain would require
A reversal such trajectory act
To dismiss your life and
Instead have him, not miss his
It’s a classical story
You don’t want to hear
It’s a very dear son
Too clear to hear
As I sat, in close vicinity
His coffin I could see
His wife dressed all in black
You can’t crack a joke here, all too sad here
A eulogy was heard …
Precisely of the greatest of man
Andrew Rodriguez, was definitely one of them
I reached close to his presence, I prayed
God, an Our Father and Hail Mary
Now, protect all of us present
Next, could be any one of us
He’s now with His God thus, we not
He is suffering, now no more
As he rolled over to end his pains
None noticed
His heart gave up
His own choice
He decided by his own will
To not look back but, forward
This time, no more life in Him
He took his own piece of work as a gun
Place onto his body in his car
Knowingly, instead of going home
To his wife and kids, but his God instead
There’s no further investigation
No more questions
No accusations
No blames … we all have a free will
God is all loving?
God is all fair?
God loves all of us?
Did He loved Andrew that much, that he had?
To go and follow him, instead
Of leaving all behind, even his kids
Everyone spoke eloquently of Mr.Rodriguez
His friends, colleagues and all
His dear children Mason and Aidan
His wife, Marlenis with her swollen eyes
What have we all learned?
Death is transient
That you can’t change
God is that place, of a heaven we must reach
We got to be more than Good
To enter the gates of heaven
Theirs’ endless lakes and rivers no one thirst
There’s none to eat, nor hungers
It’s a place where love are the styles
Where music rings with endless sounds
No man can return
That stay, is there forever
As you enter
You can’t leave
You’ll live there, forever
That’s why, you can’t see them again
You will …
If you good like Andrew
Be good and aim to be good like Angel
He helped everyone, he forgot to help self
The last part
You don’t do
You got to help yourself first
Place, other last so, you can last
My advice
Seek help
Is not weak
It’s the strength within
Minerva A. Garcia, your Poet
The post Who was Andrew Rodriguez, a Resident of Hempstead, FL? appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.
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