Guillaume, Marco, Marius, Augustin Dalissier

Born the 3 March 2006

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• Nos plus sincères condoléances. Nos pensées sont avec vous.

• Chère Valeria je suis avec toi et toute mon amitié t accompagnera, je pense aussi à ta fille et votre famille.
  Guillaume nous avons passé peu de temps ensemble, quand tu avais 17 ans
  Une semaine de stage dans l institut où je travaille ou chacun se souvient de toi, de ta discussion sur l amour avec le philosophe Laurent Bibar Quand je penserai toi Guillaume je penserai à tes yeux noirs et ton regard observateur, ta perspicacité à comprendre, trop, ce qui se joue dans nos forces obscures , ta culture philosophique incroyable, ton humour qui pétillait dans tes yeux, ta sensibilité extrême cachée dernière ton silence et ta pudeur. Tu restes avec nous, dans nos cœurs

• Buen chère Valeria, mes pensées les plus sincères t’accompagnent en ces moments douloureux et les suivants. Sache que je partage ta souffrance dans la disparition de cet être si cher à ton coeur et t’adresse tout mon soutien dans cette épreuve. Aussi dans les mois et les années à venir tu pourras compter sur mon écoute et mon soutien. Bon courage. Sophie

• Ciao Guillaume, mi é bastato un giorno per capire che ragazzo eccezionale sei, con una dolcezza e una gentilezza rarissime per un ragazzo di 14 anni, quanti ne avevi allora in quell’estate del 2020. Conoscendo da tanti anni mamma non mi stupisce il tuo carattere stupendo. Adesso sarai l’angelo custode dei tuoi cari, il migliore sicuramente. Ti salutano anche Laura, Lorenzo e Edoardo.
  Marco

• Dear Guigui,
  
  I hope you are resting in peace. I never had the chance to talk to you, but I was lucky enough to have you in my classes. I could already tell from the classes how intelligent you were. Every word you said carried meaning, I don’t think talking just for the sake of talking was ever your style (most like other LUCers :) )
  
  There are so many things I wanted and, still want to, say to you. Even though I never got the chance, and will never get the chance, to be your friend, you still managed to make me smile just with your presence. The way you styled your scarf always made me smile; you looked too cute and cool like you had this French-philosopher vibe about you. And whenever Dr. Ayo mispronounced your name, you never cared and just laughed it off, and I would always look at you at that moment, waiting to laugh with you. Maybe you didn’t even know my name, but still, all you brought to our classes was joy.
  
  Just a few weeks ago, you had your presentation, and it was amazing and also sarcastic like the way you are. Because of your French accent, there would be moments when I couldn’t fully understand what you were saying, and that somehow made it even funnier to me.
  
  Your memorial yesterday was truly beautiful. I felt like I had the chance to get to know you better. Just as I had imagined, I realized even more how kind, thoughtful and sweet you were. You touched so many hearts, and you helped them bloom.
  
  I can never imagine what you were going through, but I truly, truly hope you are surrounded by joy and smiling through the sky right now.
  
  My deepest condolences.
  

• Dear Guillaume.
  
  May you rest in peace. My most sincere condolences. You will be most dearly remembered by all of us at LUC.
  

• I must say as a third year student, I did not get the chance to meet Guillaume personally, but after watching the memorial ceremony at LUC yesterday, I was very moved. Not everyone has the power to make such a lasting impact on such a diverse group of young people. From what I saw, he embodied the spirit of the program through and through. May he rest in peace.