Marcos. My God, I wish I were a smarter, more eloquent man. Maybe then I could find the right words to say. I can only imagine the emptiness you feel inside right now; it's a void nothing can ever fill. Fox was your son, and he was a beautiful child. You loved him like any good father would, and a parent's love is the greatest thing anyone can ever have or give. Don't forget your other child in this unhappy time. He, now more than ever, will need that wonderful gift that only you can give. Try your best to be strong for your wife and son, though I know it will be hard.

Most importantly, please remember that you are not a failure. You loved your son, and, to you, your children are the most important thing in the world. That attitude is the mark of a great father and a good man. I don't need to say "don't ever forget your son, Fox," because a father like you will always keep the memory of his loved ones.