Dear El-Dib family,

Aidan and I only just made the connection between this tragedy and our relationship with Jana. Although they do not go to the same school anymore, Aidan has good memories of his friendship with Jana as do I from our time spent together in Eastern Canada. We cannot imagine how terrible this was and is for your family. We are thinking of you and wish to extend our deepest condolences for your loss.

Someone say it to you NADIA

Thank you Nadia El-Dib

Thank you for making all of us proud.

Thank you for teaching us the true meaning of strength.

Thank you for choosing death on honor.

Thank you for giving the best image of our women.

Thank you for being that much brave.

Thank you for holding on to the pain.

Thank you for not fearing devil.

Thank you for all your lessons together.

And for Nadia’s family I would like to say:

Brave souls always do the fight.

Brave souls always chooses death over surrender.

Brave souls will always be remembered.

Brave souls will always choose her route.

Brave souls will never ask for views.

Your Daughter/Sister is the bravest soul i met.

Her story will never be forgotten.

Nadia,

In the time I got to know you, you’ve been nothing but magical. You were always caring and had a way of making me laugh with your corny jokes. You shared your dreams and aspirations with me, we both did, this bond that we have is eternal. I promise to honor you every second of every minute of every hour. I love you.

To the El-Dib family,

Your daughter/sister is 1 in a billion and you should be proud. You raised her with such class and dignity, my love and support will always be there for you in these tough times. From the Sobh family you will always have a helping hand whenever you need it.

Love,

Hesham/Beit Sobh