To mark the third anniversary of Faye Guttman's death, Yanai Frischer's current partner, Peleg Levy, wrote him an exciting letter • "It's important to me that you know that you are happy,"
Peleg Levi Vienna Fresher Guttman
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Rafi Daloia
A week ago, the network was moved by Yanai Frischer, the partner of the late Amir Fay Gutman, when he brought a greeting in honor of the birthday of his current partner, Peleg Levy, and now it's Levy's turn to return with an exciting tribute dedicated to Amir.
"Amir, I decided to write to you," Peleg opened the post he posted today (Wednesday) on his Facebook. "Although you do not know me, but I know you unusual acquaintance. I wanted you to know that I chose to love. Great love, unconditional love for Roy Viennese," Peleg wrote to the late Amir.
"Some will say a mission you wish for. I read your songs, we heard them at home and danced to the sound of your melody. Your melody is still playing, and will probably play all our lives. A lot has changed this year," Peleg wrote. "Roy went up to first grade, learned to swim, read, write, solve arithmetic exercises and even ride a bike. Roy sings from your songs, and tells me a lot about the experiences by your side.
"It's important to me that you know he's happy! Heavenly happy. Happy, enthusiastic and emotional. And what about Yanai you ask? Yanai and I get up with you, sleep with you, eat with you, laugh with you, educate with you and cry over you. Yes I do too. You know no matter what, I will not let talk change that.
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"The melody of your life will accompany us forever. Will pave our way, and be for generations for the life of us. The story of your life will be besieged in our hearts, and your smile will be smeared across our faces. I know you wanted them to be happy! "Possibly. Even after you go on to win, something of you remains," Peleg concluded the moving post.
The date of publication of the post is not coincidental, of course, and it comes a day before the third anniversary of the death of Amir Fay Gutman.
