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My sister, Alexis is dead, someone once said that death is not the greatest loss in life. The greatest loss is what dies inside us will we live. If you knew Alexis, the way I did you would know that that quote is from one of her favorite TV shows One Tree Hill. I don’t want to make any of you guys sadder than what you already are but I couldn’t start this eulogy any other way other than quoting her favorite TV show? Alexis had a love for television and not in the way that we do as in when we get bored we watch some TV, no she truly loved television you could ask her about a show she was watching and she could give you the background story, the main characters and the plot of the show in less than minutes, watching TV was her favorite thing to do so I hope they have television wherever she is because if they don’t is truly going to lose …show more content…

What I can say is that Alexis was a pretty average sister she wasn’t horrible but she wasn’t the greatest of all time, but there were times when I was truly happy she was my sister. I went over to my sister’s house with her two best friends to begin packing it up and as we were packing I found old concert tickets ranging from One Direction to Red Hot Chili Peppers, she had such an odd taste in music, next we found a collection of movies half that I have never seen before and it brought back memories of the times we would stand in line for hours at the premiere of movies, I remember the time Twilight Eclipse Part 1 came out and we sat in line for two hours to get tickets those two hours seemed like they would never go by but she was so excited and secretly I was

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