FUNKE BUCKNOR SHARES EMOTIONAL STORY OF HOW SHE HAS BEEN DEALING WITH THE DEATH OF HER SISTER, TOSIN
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Joseph Omoniyi
Funke Bucknor, an elder sister to the late radio presenter, Tosin Bucknor has shared an emotional note on how she has been dealing with the death of her sister after two months.
The CEO of an event planning company took to her Instagram page to share the story;
“You know how sometimes people say that a sermon or music was just for them when they went to church?
“That happened to me today with a song by our choir ( the sounds of heaven and the psalmist ) at @myjoshuaville
Ever since my sister died I hadn’t been able to go to church. Yes, I attended meetings etc but I just couldn’t or didn’t see myself being in a service.
“I was angry and hurt and just still couldn’t understand why she had to die or why this happened to my family. I generally don’t like dealing with emotions and I tend to just push them aside or away. I did this when my dad died as I didn’t cry till Tosyn’s death.
“With Tosyn the emotions are totally different and I wanted to lash out at God. Infact I’ve had many conversations with Him on why He let it happen. Those answers haven’t come oh but the song about trusting Him in church today really helped and will help towards the healing process.
“This is for anyone going through any form of grief ( you lost a friend, sibling, parent or child or relation). It’s ok to be angry
It’s ok to be hurt
It’s ok to be in denial
It’s ok to be upset
It’s ok to feel guilty
It’s ok to feel pain
It’s ok ……………..
But don’t stop trusting in God
But don’t stop talking about your pain
But don’t stop living ……………………..
We will get healing
We will still feel the pain but it gets numb with time
We will still talk about what we miss about them.
We will be ok ……..
#fbochronicles #fbostilltrustsGod #fbostillthanksGod”
Tosyn Bucknor, who was a popular On Air Personality with Top radio and then Inspiration FM before her demise, was found dead by her husband, Aurelien Boyer, in their home after she died from sickle cell complications in November 2018.
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