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Revision as of 21:39, 14 March 2021
VoidAngel was a member of Unigamia. Who sadly succumbed to his battle with depression on 3/13/2021.
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Budda Kream
Lucid
There are no amounts of words that I can dedicate to Void. He was an excellent person and a true friend. We had the same sense of humor but different views, but when it came to hanging out and playing games it all made sense. I feel hollow about his death as if a part of me died, and I feel empty. When I heard the news it took me a few hours to register before I broke down in tears. I still see his face and hear his voice and his laugh, almost as if we were hanging out a year ago. His laugh comes and goes in my head almost like a tease or a joke. I feel confused about where to go now and if I should even keep internet friends because what if this happens again? This has hurt me so much I look to the future in uncertainty, but my feelings go down for his family. Dylan wasn't a lower member to me, he was: a friend, a son, a brother, a gamer, an athlete, a ladies man, an amazing person. I feel anxiety when looking to the future because of the uncertainty in my head, what if I forget him and all the things he taught me as a person? He taught me humility and patience for games and now I'm left with anger and frustration. There will never, ever be a replacement for him because he was one of a kind. I feel responsible for what happened to him because simply put he fought my battles with me but I didn't fight his battles with him. He was alone and looking for answers but I was nowhere to be found. I failed him. I know there's nothing now that will bring him back but I say now that I won't fail again, I will be a better friend not for my mental health's sake, but for Dylan's. I feel at peace knowing that he got to the golden gates of Heaven and is now in a much better place than where he was on this Earth. -Lucid
Carolus Rex
Void was a great dude. Myself and him date back to late 2019-early 2020 when we met. We didn’t have too many connections other than memes, Rainbow Six Siege, and girls. My best memory was when he and I were snap-chatting each other and he decided to hit me up with some girls from his school, he also vouched for me saying I was a good person. Although I didn’t get a girlfriend from that encounter, I still got valuable time with Void, time I still wish we could have now. I remember congratulating him about getting a guitar and hearing about how excited he was to start playing it, I remember when he started his swimming season in 2020 and how happy and exciting he was, he would always snap our UGA group chat about going to his swimming meets and such. He knew I was a history buff so when he was watching JoJo’s Bizzard Adventure he called me up when they were fighting the German cyborg “Rudol von Stroheim” I was glad he invited me to watch. The last time we privately spoke with ourselves was meming over the “Discord Mods in #general” memes because I was recently promoted. Void and I both made memes about Britain, we both had a mutual funny side for Bri’ish memes. We also had a mutual feeling for German World War 1-2 memes, during the 2020 Spotify Wrapped my 3rd most listened group was “Ein grosses Bundesblasorchester mit Mannerchor” and he had a funny reaction to that. In December of 2020 I named myself “It’s a Jersey Thing” and Void found it funny (Don’t go to New Jersey). The last time him and I had a conversation about something was January 16th, when I realized his Bitmoji on Snapchat looked like the agent for Bolt and his family, he and the rest of everyone on Snapchat liked that comparison. That was the last thing me and him discussed. Void helped me to stay sane during the 2020 COVID Lockdown, in return I helped put a smile on his face, but I wish I did more. Dylan, I love you man, and whenever my time comes, I’ll know you’ll be waiting for me in Heaven. Sincerely, Carolus Rex [[1]]