Before his death, he managed to write a will — one that says it all:

“If we constantly think about the situation we’re in and the losses we’ve suffered — if we truly understand and absorb the number of precious souls who gave their bodies and minds for us — we will be torn by emotion.

On one hand, the grief is immense, vast, unbearable. But on the other, there is a tremendous sense of mission — because the price paid for our lives was so heavy, our lives must be worth more.