Dear Annie: Supervisor’s sudden death has left me grieving

Dear Annie: How can I grieve when a dear friend dies, but his family prefers to mourn in private?

Dear Annie: My supervisor and I worked closely together for more than 30 years. Over that time, he became more than a boss; he was a friend. Even after he and his wife retired to Florida, he kept in touch, calling every week or two to check in with a handful of us from the old office. When he was back in town visiting two of his children, he often came to our house for the holidays. A small group of us even made it a tradition to go out for pizz…

Dear Annie: When Grief Has No Goodbye | Homes & Lifestyle

Dear Annie: My supervisor and I worked closely together for more than 30 years. Over that time, he became more than a boss; he was a friend. Even after he and his wife retired to Florida, he kept in touch, calling every week or two to check in with a handful of us from the old office. When he was back in town visiting two of his children, he often came to our house for the holidays. A small group of us even made it a tradition to go out for pizz…

Dear Annie: He was a boss and a friend and his family seems unwilling to include me in their mourning

DEAR ANNIE: My supervisor and I worked closely together for more than 30 years. Over that time, he became more than a boss; he was a friend. Even after he and his wife retired to Florida, he kept in touch, calling every week or two to check in with a handful of us from the old office. When he was back in town visiting two of his children, he often came to our house for the holidays. A small group of us even made it a tradition to go out for pizz…

Dear Annie: I am not family, but I became very close to this man before he died; now I feel forgotten

Dear Annie: My supervisor and I worked closely together for more than 30 years. Over that time, he became more than a boss; he was a friend. Even after he and his wife retired to Florida, he kept in touch, calling every week or two to check in with a handful of us from the old office. When he was back in town visiting two of his children, he often came to our house for the holidays. A small group of us even made it a tradition to go out for pizz…

Dear Annie: Is it wrong to want to grieve with my boss’s family?

Dear Annie: My supervisor and I worked closely together for more than 30 years. Over that time, he became more than a boss; he was a friend. Even after he and his wife retired to Florida, he kept in touch, calling every week or two to check in with a handful of us from the old office. When he was back in town visiting two of his children, he often came to our house for the holidays. A small group of us even made it a tradition to go out for pizz…

Dear Annie: Supervisor’s sudden death has left me grieving

Dear Annie: My supervisor and I worked closely together for more than 30 years. Over that time, he became more than a boss; he was a friend. Even after he and his wife retired to Florida, he kept in touch, calling every week or two to check in with a handful of us from the old office. When he was back in town visiting two of his children, he often came to our house for the holidays. A small group of us even made it a tradition to go out for pizz…