Brian David Bondie "Pookie", 28,. He recently moved to Jacksonville FL from Georgia. He was born August 17 1990. He left too soon and gained his wings when he passed June 05 2019.  Many of his family, children, brothers, sisters, mother, and his spouse were gathered together not to mourn his death but celebrate his life and how much joy he brought to others. Brian was full of life. He had so much to live for and was loved by so many people. He was a great friend and father. He was funny and full of sarcasm. He was a hard worker and never gave up. Brian David Bondie "Pookie", 28,. He recently moved to Jacksonville FL from Georgia. He was born August 17 1990. He left too soon and gained his wings when he passed June 05 2019.  Many of his family, children, brothers, sisters, mother, and his spouse were gathered together not to mourn his death but celebrate his life and how much joy he brought to others. Brian was full of life. He had so much to live for and was loved by so many people. He was a great friend and father. He was funny and full of sarcasm. He was a hard worker and never gave up. 

His children will forever miss him and wanted to say "Dear Daddy, I am sad because you are not here today or any day. Why did you die, Daddy? Didn’t you know we would miss you? Daddy, I miss you a lot. I thought a lot of you today. I wish I could see you and hug you. I hope you will see us from heaven. I did my make up the way you like it. You would think I look like a princess. I hope you catch my kisses at night and always watch over us. We all love you, I hope you know that Daddy.

When I talk to you can you hear me? Mommy says you can, I wait for you to talk back but I can’t hear you. Remember you said you wouldn't miss my birthday, it's coming up. Will you still be there? I miss you. Please come back.

Daddy, I hear mommy cry in her bedroom. She's really hurting.

Daddy, I need you. We all need you. You said you would never hurt us. This isn’t fair.

Dear Drug Dealer, You Are A Killer. You do know that, right? Do you have any idea of the pain I felt having to tell my baby girl her daddy is gone? I had to wipe the tears from my baby's face as she so innocently asked with her soft little voice, "daddy's not coming back?" I was the one who had to crush her spirit & tell her Daddy was never coming home again.

Rest in Heaven, Brian David Bondie... we love and miss you so much 6/5/2019

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