OUR FRIEND, NIZEYIMANA MARTIN – HARD TO ACCEPT, BUT WE HAVE NO CHOICE — REST IN PEACE

OUR FRIEND, NIZEYIMANA MARTIN – HARD TO ACCEPT, BUT WE HAVE NO CHOICE— REST IN PEACE

By Dr. Havugimana Alexis

Your passing was so sudden,
A painful message knocked on our hearts, shaking our strength.
A terrible day struck us unexpectedly,
You left quickly, without many words.
We were left with deep sorrow,
And unfinished words from our last conversation.

You told me we should plan our projects,
To align them with your studies.
We spoke about dreams that reached far,
Your words were full of hope,
Full of warmth, full of passion.
You were always kind and gentle.

That last meeting didn’t feel like a goodbye,
You never said it was our final talk.
Your humility and calm spirit
Were gifts you left to those who knew you.

I remember you sharing high school memories,
And I too had passed through that same place.
We shared history, building on that foundation.

Life changes, the world keeps turning,
But our love never faded.
Our communication was meaningful,
It was the foundation of a lasting friendship.

Now you’ve departed so unexpectedly,
An accident made you a prisoner of time.
You vanished, you disappeared,
Leaving us overwhelmed with grief.

I was speechless when I heard the news.
I was on my way to see you,
I had reached the parking lot of King Faysal,
When I was told — and I dismissed it as a mistake.
I didn’t want to believe it.

But as the minutes passed,
Our hearts began to accept, words failed,
And the truth revealed itself in sorrow.
An hour later, I gathered my strength,
And realized what I had heard was real.

Our plans turned to dust,
That final conversation… you were saying goodbye.

Your death left a gap,
A deep void full of pain and sadness.
It was when I saw you at the mortuary
That I finally accepted you were truly gone.

I said goodbye to you, through heavy tears.

You were an exceptional friend, a pride in our work,
An honest, reliable colleague,
Your friends carry the lessons you left behind,
Your legacy lives on in our hearts.

Rest in peace, Nizeyimana Martin.
May God receive you among His own.
To your family, friends, and all who loved you,
We stand with you, offering strength in this sorrow.

The love you left us will remain,
Your beautiful character will never be forgotten.
Your lasting memory
Is a true and eternal legacy.

We will always remember you, Martin,
We thank you for the light you gave us,
We celebrate the paths we walked together,
We will miss you — endlessly.

Rest in peace, Nizeyimana Martin.

"The photo was taken by Dr. Havugimana Alexis on May 29, 2025, at Muhazi Beach."

Dr.Havugimana Alexis 

  1. Martin, you left us too soon, but your light continues to shine in every heart you touched. Rest in peace, dear friend
  2. Your absence is loud, but your memory is louder. RIP Martin Nizeyimana.
  3. Though you’re gone, Martin, the world is still warmed by the love you gave so freely. Rest gently.
  4. Martin, you left us young, with dreams still blooming. But even in your short time, you lived with purpose. Rest in peace, dear brother.
  5. You were not just single in status, but whole in heart — pure, generous, and kind. Sleep well, my friend.
  6. Your youth was full of promise, your future so bright. Life paused too soon, but your light remains. RIP Martin.
  7. Martin, your seat remains empty, but your memory is full in our hearts. Rest in eternal peace.
  8. We were building dreams, charting a path — then you were taken in silence. Rest gently, my brother.
  9. A life unfinished, but not unfulfilled. Martin, you touched lives in ways that will outlive us. RIP.
  10. You had no wife, no children — but you had friends who became family. And we will always carry you with us.
  11. You were not alone, Martin. You were loved deeply and will be missed profoundly. Rest in peace.
  12. Your kindness didn’t need a title. You were simply “Martin” — and that meant everything. Sleep in grace.
  13. Every dream you shared, every plan we whispered — I now carry them for both of us. Rest well, my friend.
  14. They say the good die young — you proved it, Martin. Gentle, wise, and true. RIP.
  15. I still replay our last words, not knowing they were final. Rest peacefully, my friend.
  16. No ring, no vows — but you gave your loyalty, your word, your time. You gave love. That is enough. Rest in power.
  17. Martin, you had a rare spirit — humble, honest, and quietly inspiring. Rest in God’s arms.
  18. You didn’t just live — you showed us how to live with purpose and dignity. RIP, Martin.
  19. In our work, in our talks, in our laughter — you were present, whole, and bright. Your absence is thunderous. Sleep well.
  20. Your legacy is not in age or wealth — but in how deeply you are missed. Rest in peace, my friend.
  21. Martin, you were building something beautiful. Life interrupted you, but we’ll never forget what you started.
  22. Even though you walked this world alone, you touched more hearts than many ever do. RIP.
  23. You didn’t need time to be great, Martin. You only needed truth — and you lived it fully. Rest now, young soul.
  24. Martin, your name now lives in stories we’ll never stop telling. Sleep peacefully, brother.
  25. You didn’t just live—you inspired. Your legacy, Martin, is a song without an end. Rest in peace.
  26. The road of life feels lonelier without you, Martin. But your spirit walks with us. RIP, my friend.
  27. You brought calm in chaos, and peace in pain. Now, may you rest in eternal peace, Martin.
  28. Martin, even in your silence, your kindness still speaks volumes. Sleep in peace, gentle soul.
  29. In every room you entered, you left behind light. May that light now guide you home. Rest well, Martin.
  30. You may be gone from our sight, Martin, but you are forever engraved in our lives. Rest in peace.
  31. Martin, you were more than a friend—you were family in spirit. Rest in God’s eternal embrace.
  32. Your journey on earth is done, but your legacy is only beginning. RIP, Martin Nizeyimana.
  33. It hurts to say goodbye, but I’m grateful I got to say “you were my friend.” Rest in peace, Martin.
  34. Your laughter was medicine. Your wisdom was shelter. Your heart—pure gold. Rest easy, Martin.
  35. Martin, you fought life’s battles with grace. Now, may your soul find everlasting peace.
  36. Gone but not forgotten, missed but always remembered. Sleep well, Martin.
  37. There’s a hole in the world where you once stood, but a light in heaven where you now shine. RIP.
  38. You were a man of peace, of dignity, of compassion. Rest now in the same peace you gave others.
  39. Martin, the echo of your goodness will never fade. It will guide us always. Rest in peace, friend.
  40. Wherever you are, Martin, may love surround you as deeply as you gave it. Sleep in eternal peace.
"The photo was taken by Dr. Havugimana Alexis on May 29, 2025, at Muhazi Beach."

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