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Man Sends Wife Love Letter Before Dying From COVID-19: ‘We Had Our Time and It Was Wonderful’
A husband from Texas spent his final moments penning a moving goodbye note, emailing it to his wife of 21 years before passing away from the CCP virus in hospital.
Billy Loredo, 45, sent the love letter to his wife, Sonya Kypuros, before losing his battle at McAllen Medical Center in Texas. He tested positive for the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus, commonly known as the novel coronavirus, in mid-November and was admitted to hospital on Thanksgiving.
According to his obituary, he died on Dec. 13.
âWe had our time and it was wonderfulâ: Husband writes wife love letter before dying from COVID-19
By Chris Williams
Sonya Kypuros spoke with FOX Television Stations about the letter.
EDINBURG, Texas - Sonya Kypuros tears up thinking about the last words her husband emailed her from the hospital before dying of COVID-19. Bill was always really good about communicating how much he loved me, Kypuros told FOX Television Stations. I never doubted his love for me.
Kypuros had been married to Billy Loredo for 14 years, but the couple had been together for 21 years.
Loredo, 45, died Dec. 13 after falling ill with COVID-19 on Nov. 16.
Texas attorney Billy Loredo wrote one last, heart-wrenching love letter to his wife before dying of COVID-19 alone in the ICU: 'If I don’t make it I want you to know that I lived a happy wonderful life with you and would never have traded it for all the riches in the world.'