Karin Tonoyan, the mother of Menua Hovhannisyan, who died in the third Artsakh war and was posthumously awarded the title of Hero of Artsakh, writes:
"No more New Years will bring me the joy of shopping for presents with you, running from store to store... and no New Years will bring me anything new, Mance.....
Without you, all the New Years will be a reason to feel the pain of your absence, your loss more deeply... I will come to Yrablur again at 12:00, to deceive myself that I am celebrating another 366th day with you..... Man. ... the longing that destroys my soul is an abyss and my thirst for revenge... help, help me not to become more and more evil..."
He also posted a poem on the page.
"They say it's a holiday... what's a holiday without you,
Without you, the holiday is just salt in my wound,
My soul murmurs and my longing is bitter,
You were my holiday, what a holiday without you.....
Tell me where to go, where to find you
May my life become an eternal holiday...
There is only a pile of memories on my table,
You were my holiday, what a holiday without you..."
