Abisarah was pure-hearted, kind, and deeply generous. She always put others before herself. No matter what she was going through, she still found a way to smile — a smile that brought comfort, warmth, and hope to everyone around her. She loved people — truly loved being around others. Whether it was a long conversation or just saying hello, she made everyone feel seen. She had a light in her that drew people in, and once you met her, you never forgot her. Even though she lived with a condition that many of us can’t even begin to imagine, she never let it define her. She never let it stop her from dreaming, from achieving, or from living. She was a fighter — the strongest person I have ever known. And through it all, she stayed open, honest, and full of love. She spoke from the heart. She lived from the heart. Abisarah wasn’t just part of our family — she was the light of it. The centre. The joy. The laughter. The hope. Without her, our hearts feel so empty. But in that emptiness, we carry her light forward. She taught us what it means to be strong. To love without limits. To live fully, even with pain. And to always, always smile. As we remember her today, I want to share a verse that reflects the life she lived and the courage she showed:
“I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith.”
– 2 Timothy 4:7
Abisarah truly fought the good fight. She finished her race with grace and strength. And she never let go of her faith. Now, we believe she rests peacefully with God and Jesus, watching over us with that same radiant smile. We love you, Abisarah. We miss you beyond words. And we will carry your light in our hearts forever.
