" I love you Daddy and I will be Back"

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They left leaving their loved ones with shattered hearts

Along with their insecurities,

Their unspoken dreams 

Their silence 

Their tears,

Their unfinished sentences 

Their unsaid good byes ……

It has been a few days since that dreadful Friday afternoon when a mother and three children left without saying good-bye in a horrific car accident at  Wainiyabia in Navua on November 5.

The families of Elenoa Savuiwasa, 34, siblings Jemima Grace, 11 and Elijah Armstrong, 4, and their cousin Moses Koroibulileka, 11, have been left broken by their loss while trying their hearts to adjust to the painful reality that they are no more.

No parent should have to bury a child ... No mother should have to bury her child… 

Sky Production is honored to have been given the opportunity to cover this special and raw moments of pain  as they bid farewell to their loved ones.

“Sadly enough, the most painful goodbyes are the ones that are left unsaid and never explained.”….


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