Capt Abiye Peters

You were one of the few people that made university fun for me, always so full of life and protective of your friends and loved ones. It’s really sad hearing this but I take solace in knowing you’re in a better place. May God continue to guide and protect your family during this difficult time.
Rest well my friend

Dear captain Abiye I remember you back then from our days at Niger Delta university Amassoma, you were a peaceful soul. Like I posted on my status when I got the sad news it shall not be well with bokoharam and it’s sponsors
Please let your family be comforted
Rest in peace dear friend Captain Abiye Peters
Signed :
Ebipamobonumugha willie

Words fail me. I am still recovering from the shock. Abiye was a gentleman. I knew him back since 2009. He was kind and one who loved his family a lot. I am securely going to miss him. I pray those he left behind would have the fortitude to bear the irreplaceable loss.

I am writing this with tears and regrets but I am comforted by the Real Fact that you died a True Hero.
Captain ABIYE was an easy to go fellow notwithstanding his outstanding achievements and success in career.You were admirable and and inspiration to the many and this has set paths in the sands of time.Any live without purpose is a Tragedy worse than Death But you Capt Ad peters was Full of purpose and everyone knows that.Even from our childhood days you have shown to be an inspiration. So I say you lived a life well spent bro.My deepest condolences to his immediate family especially his wife,kids and parents.I want you to know that you are not alone in this, 🎓 Abiye was for us all.
Farewell Brother 🙏
Austine Cares♥️💯
Adieu 🎓😭

Spider my man, my brother and my team mate, it still feels like a dream to believe that you are no longer with us, knowing how full of life you were especially when I think back to when we last met at champagnes wedding, how concerned you were about the state of things in my life and that of chally. My brother words cannot really describe how I feel but I will take solace in the fact that you lived a beautiful life in which you loved, and wld be greatly missed. Rest in peace my brother. And be rest assured your beautiful family you left behind will always be a priority.

I may not know you in person, Captain, but I stand at attention. I stand in honor of your courage, your sacrifice, and your unwavering service. Thank you for wearing the uniform with pride, for defending this nation even when it didn’t always defend you.
Captain sir, I owe you more than gratitude I owe you an apology. On behalf of our country, I say sorry. Sorry for the betrayal of leadership that allowed a monster like Boko Haram to grow. Sorry that you had to fight a war born not of necessity, but of greed, negligence, and selfish ambition.
And yet, you stood. You fought. You didn’t flinch. You gave everything.
Salute to you, sir. Sojourn on, warrior. Your legacy marches on in every heart that still believes in duty, in honor, in Nigeria.
To his wonderful family: be proud. I say, be proud. He did not die a coward. He died a soldier. He died a patriot. He died a hero. His name will not be forgotten.

Farewell Captain. Abiye, you paid the ultimate price for the peace and unity of our dear nation. I remember meeting you at the basketball court in NDU 2005/2006 and became good friends until we all graduated in 2010. I will miss you my dear friend.

Remembering Captain Abiye Peters, from the graduating class of electrical and electronics department 2010 at Niger Delta University, Bayelsa State, with deep sorrow. The tragic news of his death last week, gunned down by Boko Haram terrorists, is deeply saddening. I recall his infectious smile and friendly demeanour on campus. He bravely served this nation, making the ultimate sacrifice. My sincere condolences to his family.
His courage will not be forgotten.
Rest in peace, Captain Abiye Peters.

So sad,when I hear about your death boss, CAPT AB PETERS, my mentor, my adviser, Last month you chat me ask about my unit check on me haaaaa God why so quick like this, well we can't question GOD, may your soul continue to rest in perfect Peace till we meet again, rest well boss😭😭😭😭😭😭

Words fail to describe the passing of the young vibrant, fine Officer of the NA, Late Capt. Abiye Peters. You paid the supreme price in the defense of your country. Your huge sacrifice will not be in vain. We pray that your soul finds peace and favour with your creator. RIP Gallant Officer.

Rest in peace THE PEACE MAKER. FOREVER IN OUR HEAR BROTHER

Piroo ... I have looked for words to express how I have felt this past week... You were my closest Brother here in this frontline we found ourselves again.. You were a believer of Destiny and had asked me some days before ur demise. if I believed in it... I disagree to believe it's you Destiny to leave this soon.. You were a Godly man, Family Oriented Guy,I have witnessed how close you were with your wife and kids by the long hours of calls btw you and Family, I pray the Lord gives her the strength she needs at this time. I thought I could wake up to it being a horrible Dream...Crazy.. May your Soul find rest and give your family the fortitude to bear your Demise.. 🙏

Tribute to a dear friend Capt. Abiye Peters

Your memory lives on, dear friend,
A shining star that brightened our days, in Niger Delta University and also In the halls of Nigeria Defence Academy,
We shared laughter, tears, and noble ways.

Your passion for learning, your heart so bright, Inspired us all, a beacon in the night,
Your dreams of serving, protecting our land,
Were cut short by senseless, violent hand.

Boko Haram's evil grasp could not define the impact you made, the love you left behind,
In our hearts, your memory stays, a testament to your courage, your ways.

Though your time with us was far too brief,
Your legacy lives on, a lasting relief,
May your family find solace in their grief,
And may your memory inspire us to strive for peace.

Rest in peace, dear friend, may your soul find peace,
Your memory will forever release a wave of hope, a tide of love,
In the hearts of those who knew you from above. 😢😭😭😭😭

Peter Was one of my closest guy those days in school. So kind and easy going.
I was really sad when I heard of his death. We just lost a gallant man in this period we needed you most.
But we can't question God.
This is just a reminder that this world is not our own, let's be prepared at all time and make peace with God and man.
May his soul find peace with the Lord.
My sincere condolence..

This is so sad I remember how we got admission to Niger Delta University in 2005-2006 section we use to travel together from Ajegunle, Lagos State to Bayelsa we heard lots of fun for some one I have known very well before our university days. You will be missed Gallant Soldier sleep well till we meet to part no more

To my dear friend Abiye Peters, We knew each other when we had nothing, we shared almost everything even the joys, and the wins, I remember our former days just like my own shadow.
My dear friend, I will always remember you. Rest on Champ, until we meet again.

Abiye, I just spoke with you on your deployment at the mission field and you said all is well for now. So what happened? I heard of your sudden demise at an attack at your location. Abiye, you're too young to die like this. I have spoken with my sister, Waite, your mum and your dad, they're heart broken but we can't query God. You've paid the Supreme price for your country may the Lord have mercy on your soul and your beloved family the fortitude to bear the irreparable loss. Your wife and children you left behind shall be properly taken care of. Rest on my boy.

My sincere condolences to the family and well-wishers of Late Capt. A.D. Peters. I am Philip Alaowei Eferu aka Efex. myself and Late Capt. A.D. Peters has known each other since the 1990's during our junior class in Nigerian Military School, Zaria. Knowing that our parents lived in the same area made our friendship even easier cos I would visit during holidays and if I didn't, he would come to me. My arty-man anytime, life of the party, yet a fine gentleman officer of the Nigerian Army. "Spider" among other nicknames was the name that best describes him in his slick lay up moves each time he attacked the rim for a two points shot on the basketball court. Yes, we both went to play basketball during school and holidays, we played pool (snooker) sometimes as gentle men would. Capt. AD Peters as jolly as he was is fearless and one of most intentional and optimistic person I'd met.

We have always maintained good contact. Even the unrest at the north east where he was located for duty did not stop us. He was very particular about growth with family, and the last time we spoke on the phone ( barely a month before his demise), he went on to ask me when I am getting married and I told him "there is a woman but you will get to see her physically to speak to her". Shooting up my hopes, as he had just told me he is at the front line of battle. We talked a bit over 30 mins and we both laughed most of the time not minding the prevailing circumstances of his presence at the front line or maybe ignoring it for the time being. For a soldier, it is common to show no fear as this positive attitude is an advantage to troops' morale. We kept the vibe and that was the last communication between us.

Capt. A.D Peters (aka Spider), Your priceless contribution to the peace of our nation Nigeria will not be forgotten in a hurry. God be with you till we meet again.

Rest well my friend who became a brother.

Oh Spider, it's hard to believe, na u don go down like this so? Omor, God, we can't question you but this matter, it is well.

I pray God grant ur family the fortitude to bear this very huge loss.
Rest in Power, Spider!!!!!

Dear Family of Captain Abiye

Please accept my deepest condolences on the tragic loss of your beloved son. Though I did not have the privilege of knowing him personally, I was deeply moved by his story and the ultimate sacrifice he made in the battle against Boko Haram in North East Nigeria.

Your loved one was a true hero—his courage and commitment to protecting our nation will never be forgotten. His selfless service stands as an inspiration to us all, and the debt we owe him can never be repaid.

May you find comfort in knowing that his bravery is honored and remembered by many, even by those of us who never met him. My thoughts and prayers are with your family during this difficult time.

With heartfelt sympathy,

Collins Omaye Achaluda

Dear Captain Abiye Peters
I met you in Amassoma in 2010 through your cousin Charles Douglas. We bonded and discussed on several issues. I noticed your humility and accommodating lifestyle. Who you were was never a yardstick in accommodating others. You related with your cousin's friends as if they were your friends. You had a listen ear and never failed to give your one percent when needed.
Death is inevitable, it will come to every motal one day, but may God show us mercy even in death. May your soul find peace with your maker.
Adieu! Adieu!! Adieu!!!

Death will come one day to me;
Jesus, cast me not from thee:
dying let me still abide
in thy heart and wounded side.

Growing up in the military Cantonment, I see how resilient our military men sacrifice their lives for the nation. It’s so courageous.
Same is attributed to Captain Abiye, fighting in the frontline along with his courageous men, rank and files.
His death is painful to the nation most especially and to his family, it’s great to note you died an HERO.
I pray ur family find a space to bear this irreplaceable loss.
We are proud of you sir.
Sun re ooo!

Baba, where do I start from ? I wish for many things but right now, I wish you were still here with us the most. You had goodness etched within your DNA. Always calm, respectful, responsible and there to help quietly. Where does one really start from Abiye ? This one hurts deeply but I pray the almighty God grants your loved ones the fortitude to bear this painful loss till we meet to part no more.

Kindly accept my deepest condolence, May God grant the family the fortitude to bear the irreplaceable loss... farewell my friend and brother.

May his soul rest in eternal glory of our Lord Jesus Christ, Amen.
My heart goes to his family and love ones, may God give them fortitude to bear this irreparable loss

I’m not sure how I felt when I heard of your passing. Could it be shock, confusion, or sorrow? I’m still unsure how I feel.

The pain of losing a loved one can never be put into words, but we’re consoled by how gracefully you carried yourself.

We cannot pretend, the pain is felt deeply.

Sleep on bro.

My condolences to the family. May his family be graced with the fortitude to bear this loss.

A leader you were and great inspiration you were to your superiors, colleagues and surbodinates.
Journey well Sir.

Captain Peter, may your gentle soul rest in peace. Amen it saddings my heart when I heard dis sad news, i could remember back days in the university (NDU) you were a man of good heart. May God console your family.

Your sudden demise comes to me as a whole… it is my earnest prayer that your immediate and extended families take solace in God almighty our creator who knows better.
Adieu to a fallen hero of our time.

It's unfortunate that we still lose young and vibrant officers to bandits not because our Armed force is inferior to them but bad governance. This has hit us really bad and your young family. My the good Lord console us all. Adieu Cpt Peters.

Today, we gather with heavy hearts to pay tribute to a true hero, Capt. Abiye Peters, a captain in the Nigeria military who dedicated his life to serving his country and protecting the values we hold dear. His passing leaves an irreplaceable void, but we are united in our gratitude and admiration for the remarkable person he was.
Capt. Abiye Peters was not only a courageous leader but also a beacon of strength and compassion. He inspired everyone around him with his unwavering commitment to duty, his selflessness, and his ability to find light even in the darkest moments. He faced challenges with resilience and tackled every mission with determination and honour.
Beyond his role as a soldier, Capt. Abiye Peters was a beloved family member, brother, father, and friend. His kindness, wisdom, and unwavering support touched countless lives. He made those around him feel valued and empowered, and his infectious spirit will continue to live on in the hearts of all who knew him.
As we remember Capt. Abiye Peters, let us also reflect on the legacy he has left behind, a legacy of bravery, dedication, and love. His service and sacrifice remind us of the profound cost of freedom and the immeasurable debt we owe to those who put themselves on the frontlines for the greater good.
Though his physical presence may be gone, his memory and impact endure. Let us honour Capt. Abiye Peters by carrying his values forward, striving to live with the same integrity, courage, and compassion he exemplified every day. Rest in peace, Captain Abiye Peters. You will forever be in our hearts.

From
Your Brother

GONE, BUT NOT FORGOTTEN.

Farewell, Captain Abiye Peters. Your bravery 💪, sacrifice ❤️, and unwavering dedication to protecting Nigeria 🇳🇬 and its people will never be forgotten. May your legacy continue to inspire future generations of soldiers 👨‍✈️ and all Nigerians. Rest in peace, hero. 🌹

Your family 👪 misses you greatly.

"O death, where is thy sting? O grave, where is thy victory?" Ah, Abiye! Heaven gained not only a good soldier, but a beautiful soul.

The news of your passing came as a shock to us all! But to me in particular, there's a sense of burden that I feel. I was about to fly from Lagos to London in Sept 2013 when you insisted I pass the night at your family home. On the morning of my flight, you knelt before me and said, "Adams, I believe so much in the grace of God upon you. I have a strong feeling that if you pray for me, this time I will make the selection list for the Army DSS (short service commission)". My heart skipped for such a conviction. Knowing everything about your previous attempts, I prayed from my heart that morning. I was elated with so much joy when you were eventually commissioned. But if only I had a crystal ball to read the future, that was a prayer I would never had made :(

There are things only God have answers to - this is one of such!

The fact that you always sought my opinion is humbling. Not long ago we discussed your promotion exams to Major, and I was cheering for you as the future COAS - a dream cut short!

I remember how you ensured, via your colleagues, that we had adequate security including gun-trucks and soldiers when I came down to bury my late mum just some months ago. But sadly, it is yours we talk about today.

Your legacy of kindness and your genuine love for people will forever inspire many.

In perpetuum, frater, ave atque vale,
Rest peacefully, dear friend and brother!

In Loving Memory of Capt. Abiye Peters
Dear Capt. Abiye,

Your untimely departure has left an unfillable void in our lives. As a brother-in-law, you were a shining example of love, courage, and sacrifice. Your unwavering commitment to family and country inspired us to strive for greatness. I'll forever treasure the moments we shared, your guidance, and your infectious laughter.

May your memory continue to inspire us, and may your legacy be a beacon of hope for generations to come.

Rest in peace, dear Capt. Abiye.

Sincerely,
Mr. Amos Omoruyi

SADLY IN MEMORY: NOT JUST A BROTHER-IN-LAW

April 6, 2025, will forever be etched in our memories as a heartbreaking day. It began with an unsettling morning when your wife reached out, worried that she hadn't heard from you as she normally would. Despite repeated calls, there was only silence.

As we frantically searched online for any news, a chilling report emerged by midday: a platoon in Maiduguri had been attacked, and a captain had "paid the ultimate price." Given your wife's knowledge of your deployment, our hearts sank.

The official confirmation that followed shattered our hopes. We're still grappling with the loss, made even more poignant by the fact that you never got to meet your youngest child, who's just under six months old. Camil and Arthur miss their video calls with you.

You were more than just a brother-in-law; you were a pillar of strength and love for your family. Your selflessness and willingness to be vulnerable, even with me, made you a true brother. In this darkness, we cling to our faith, trusting God to guide us through.

Until we meet again on the resurrection morning.

Captain Abiye! Death is cruel and life has been unfair to you. You didn’t deserve to go just yet and i don’t know how your wife (my friend) can get through this.. This is too much to take in. I wish it was a dream. You were a good man. God bless your soul Abiye. May the family you left behind be consoled🙏🏼 Rest easy bro🕊️

Am still wandering if this is true... My dear kid bro... The last time we saw and had a long time no see hug I was so happy to see you after awhile... I have seen you grow as a tender hearted and loving brother and saw you became a man on your wedding day... Am still asking myself how? I always brag about my brother being a military man... Well you have fought the good fight... Rest well my darling kid bro till we meet at Jesus feet again...

Oh what a sad and demoralizing news which came as shock to all of us .Abiye, your exploits and commitment to the course of defending this nation would greatly be missed. Words alone can't express how sad I and your friends in diaspora fell about your passing,we are in deep tears.We love u but a God loves you more. Rest on my brother and friend.

AD Peters my village man, the sad news of your passing came as a surprise and shock to me and all of us ur course mates from Rivers State. I never knew that 19 of March 2025 will be my last communication with you. You have left a vacuum in our heart and that of your lovely family.

Dein na mu dear friend, brother and course mate.

In Loving Memory of Capt AD Peters.
Boss I was shocked and heartbroken by your untimely passing. You were my boss, my friend, and a brother. We had envisioned a bright future for you, with plans for growth and a promising career trajectory. Your wife, children, and loved ones are devastated, longing to see their hero once more.

You welcomed me into your family with open arms, and now you're gone. The cruel hand of death has taken a shining star, a future leader, and a dear friend.

Though grief overwhelms us, we're consoled by your noble sacrifice. You gave your life defending our nation on the front lines, exemplifying courage, leadership, and dedication. Your legacy will live on in our hearts.

Farewell, Capt AD Peters. May your soul rest in peace, and may your family find solace and strength in this difficult time. Your sacrifice will never be forgotten.

Good night, Oga "P".

Captain Peters, may your gentle soul rest in perfect peace. Amen
God almighty, please console the family on every side. Amen

Sunset at noon. Painful death, promising General cut short in the battlefield. May God comfort the family and friends you left behind. Sleep on respected soldier.

Dear Abiya, it's hard to say good bye, hearing this news was heartbreaking for me. Knowing how I watched you grow to a good man and a wonderful father and a caring person always wants the peace of everyone in the family. A brave soldier that you are you. Form NMS to the rank of a captain. You fought for your country and all the oppressed. Words are not enough to express how I feel in my heart as your second mum I used to be . Rest on son . Till we meet to part no more .

It was a big shock when i heard about your demise hmmm you were indeed a very good man,you were a man of peace . Keep resting in peace

Dear Beloved Peter, rest in the blossom of God. I pray your soul finds rest. You were a good Man.

Oh Abiye.
We spoke on Saturday evening and you asked me to take charge of our boy untill you are able to come out, little did I know you were going to get killed few hours after.
Did you know that you were living us?
It hurts deep down knowing that we will never see you again.
You were a great dad to our son Arnold Peters and to the rest of his siblings, an amazing husband to your lovely wife, a brave son to your parents and a big bro to your only sister.
Mummy is grieving inside, daddy is lost and Arnold acts like he is fine but we all know its his own way of grieving.
You were a light in every dark room and your laughter till this moment is ringing in my ears.
Please watch over everyone you have left behind.
I promise to raise our boy and make you proud even in your absence.

Rest on Captain AD PETERS.

Ebikori bestman

Tribute to Capt Abiye Peters

"Today, we pay tribute to the life and sacrifice of Capt Abiye Peters, a true hero, brother, and friend who gave his life in defense of our nation's territorial integrity. His courage, honour, and commitment to duty inspire us all.

As a commissioned officer, Capt Peters embodied the finest qualities of a military leader: bravery, loyalty and selflessness. His dedication to protecting our country and its people will never be forgotten.

We remember Capt Peters' infectious laughter, his compassion for his fellow soldiers, and his unwavering spirit in the face of adversity. His legacy will live on through the lives he touched and the freedom we enjoy today.

To his family and loved ones, we offer our deepest condolences and gratitude for sharing him with us. Your loss is our loss, and we stand together in mourning the passing of this remarkable individual.

Capt Abiye Peters, your sacrifice will not be in vain. Your memory will live on in our hearts, and we will strive to uphold the values you held dear. Rest in peace, dear brother coursemate and friend. Your service will be remembered forever.

My dear Galant soldier, the news of your demise dented my always joyful mood. I wept like a baby knowing how close we were.
You never despise anyone, you pick up my calls at midnight and could call me to know how I was faring.
Good night son, good night soldier, good night Saint.
You didn't die, you only translated to a better place with the Almighty.
You left an indelible mark in the heart of many and the flag of Nigeria.
Rest on son!

It's hard to say goodbye boss. Still feels like a dream. Rest on sir.

Typing this message is indeed heartbreaking… still finiding the strength to hold and comfort your sister and everyone at this point. You welcomed me with open arms from day one, you always checked on me and we ended our chats with lines of blessings and prayers….i cant forget how you gave us serious trips in asaba.. We all miss you alot. Mama and i havn’t still been to comprehend this news , yet who are to question Gods Plan in our lives.
My Gallant Brother inlaw, i know your smiling down and watching over us.
May you sit amongst the angels Keep Flying High 🕊️
Capt. AD Peters

There’s actually nothing in this life. We chatted on WhatsApp barely a month before your demise and you told me to be safe. You will be greatly missed Sir Lebs. May your soul RIP.

Last time I saw u was 2023 when I am reporting to my new unit in Abia, I stop by at ur room to pass a night. I still can't believe you're gone. Rest in peace my brother and course mate. I'll never forget you. Course mate turn brother

Hmmmm… Hard to believe but then it’s a path we all will follow someday, i first met u at Nms interview where we shared space plateau/ Rivers state and you were explaining why you are using inhaler and when the need arose i understood immediately cos you have told me it’s a life saver. You and i made the shortlisted candidates to become boy soldier’s and I was happy to see you again and we shared memories of interview and we laughed and our journey began and i won’t forget to state how i spoilt ur hair/head in a bit to trim ur hair for commandant’s inspection and the only thing u said was thank u my friend i know u won’t injure me intentionally.
Even thou after Military school we never crossed paths again but heard of all ur exploits we other friends, You indeed a rare kind of soul.
Rest on bro
NMs 98 will forever miss u

Abiye Peters was such a kind and beautiful soul. I won't forget his kindness towards me during our Captain to Major promotion exams in Ogun state. He was so furious when he had that I had voluntarily retired from military service, he prayed for me so deeply over the phone not knowing that was the last between us. Your death is more than a huge blow to me. I pray the good lord comfort your Wife, kids and entire extended families. My good friend and course mate rest in PEACE🕊️.

Oh elepsky,a brave soldier, remembering the good days in school ,knowing you was fun ,you were there for everybody,but those bastards didn't allow you to stand and defend your offsprings,,infact I lack words , keep resting gallantly,till we meet on resurrection day

I still can't believe you're gone. Rest in peace my brother and course mate. I'll never forget you.

Abiye!!!
This isn't a good tale, we had more memories to make.
You've been a friend and a brother for over 20 years.
Heaven gained a gallant soldier.
Rest in Power bro.

Benny Blunt. As he would always call me, Life is in phases, men are in sizes. A cheerful yet disciplined officer. I can never forget how me, Charles and you would eat plenty noodles at your place after a very lovely day at school.
I can’t still place the fact that you are no more when barely on the Thursday we communicated only to be greeted of the news of your demise. You will always be here in our hearts and in our soul. Rest on Noble officer, brother and friend.
We love you, yet God loves you more.

Today, we remember and honour a friend, a brother, and a classmate—Abiye Peters—a true patriot who laid down his life in service to our nation.

Abiye was more than just a soldier. In university, he was a light among us—intelligent, kind-hearted, full of life and ambition. He carried himself with grace and humility, always willing to help, always ready to lead. From the lecture halls to the quiet moments between classes, Abiye left an impression that none of us will ever forget.

His decision to serve in the army was no surprise—it was a reflection of who he was: courageous, selfless, and deeply committed to something greater than himself. He chose to protect others, to defend the values we often take for granted, and ultimately paid the ultimate price for it.

It’s hard to put into words the weight of this loss. But even in our grief, we find pride. Pride that we knew him. Pride that we called him friend. Pride that he wore the uniform with honour.

Abiye, your memory lives on in the lives you touched and in the hearts of all who knew you. Your sacrifice will never be forgotten, and your legacy will continue to inspire us all.

Rest in peace, soldier. You fought the good fight.
We salute you.
Farewell my brother, my friend

Ha! My man..your demise has changed my perspective about Nigerian military but I still won't forget the fact that you served well. I miss you Abiye Dein na muo...

General Spider, as I usually call you.
You were such a kind hearted fellow. You stood as a brother and friend to those around around you.
You were indeed a gallant officer even unto defense of our beloved country.
You will also be remembered.
May your gentle soul rest in perfect peace.

Bravo Yankee Echo Capt AD Peters

It was heartbreaking to hear of Abiye's passing. I remember how passionate he was about the military and his dream of rejoining the officer cadre in signals intelligence, the elation of hearing his exploits and progress in life. He will forever be missed by those who remember.

Fortis et fidelis, patriaeque devotus.

Spider, as i always call you. When i come to the realization that i can neither see you nor interact with you anymore, it breaks my heart.

Your generousity and amiable lifestyle can not be comparable.

You chose the life of a warrior, and i respect you for your braveness.

Indeed, i will miss you always.

May your soul rest peacefully in the bossom of Abraham.

Amen!