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Listen to me for a moment please. On this day last year I was hanging with my brother and had no earthly idea that it would be our last holiday season together. This world can be ugly, mean, and hard, but you can't go wrong loving on your family and cherishing every moment.
Never make the people you love the most guess how you feel about them. Tell them with your words. Show them with your actions. Laugh with them. Tell stories with them that only they know. Hug them with meaning. Tell them you missed them. Get them gifts. Surprise them.
What was his name and what happened to him?
His name was Jason and he died of pancreatic cancer just two months ago.
I am sorry for your loss. I am sure Jason is proud of you and what you are doing. RIP Jason King
Every time I see your name on Twitter, I remember the day you posted about your brother. I'm sorry, Shaun. I'm still holding that space with you. Grief is always mixed in with our work and our joy. Peace, brother.
Tldr:; teach them to take you for granted. I have been trying all my life to be that fixed point in time for the ones I love.
Much love to you, your spirit and your message. Thank you for 2018.
Very true. I am also spending my first xmas without my little brother, who died earlier this year. Ive learned to keep those that matter close and don't be embarrassed to take more pictures with them.
Thinking of all of you. I know this is hard. Sending prayers. Hugs. We miss him too. 
It's a two-way street
As a man with no siblings or family this hits home.
Shaun, Thank you for sharing.
I couldn’t agree more. I tell all my family and friends I love them everytime I see or talk to them.
I lost my parents suddenly 14 and 11 years ago and these words are so true. Thank you for the reminder. 
I’m sorry that the holidays are hard for you this year. Been in that place for too long. I think you’ve got the right idea in that second part. Hugs. Prayers. Good thoughts. All of it.
I’m sorry you lost your brother. I know how much that hurts.
Shaun King , u make me constantly want to listen learn and grow. Trying!
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