Bob Saget as well as John Mayer on “Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen” in 2017. Charles Sykes/Bravo/NBCU Photo Bank/NBCUniversal by means of Getty Images
John Mayer took a minute on Wednesday (May 17) to bear in mind a buddy of his. The “Daughters” vocalist penciled a pleasant message keeping in mind late comic Bob Saget on what would certainly have been his 67th birthday celebration. The late Full House celebrity passed away in 2022 while on his stand-up funny scenic tour.
“I guess what I’m saying is… thank God for our ability to remember those who have left us. It’s one of the rare divine traits of being human; we can reflect and revisit and keep the flame of someone’s impact on our lives burning bright,” Mayer captioned a black-and-white picture of himself as well as Saget grinning together with each various other to his Twitter. “Thank God we don’t ever have to let go. Thank God for our memories. Happy Birthday Bob, I love you.”
Mayer additionally assessed his connection with the Fuller House celebrity on the one year wedding anniversary of the comic’s fatality on Jan. 9, as well as said that Saget was an “otherworldy” individual while he lived.
“Every moment we spent together was the stuff of Old Hollywood Magic, of dinners and drinks and stories and laughs and memories you knew were cutting deep grooves into your soul as the lathe was turning. Grief is a journey, and it’s a profound trip that someone you lose takes as well; they leave the space around you and slowly climb a staircase to find a space within you,” he created via Instagram. “I miss him all the time, but those memories? They’re solid objects. And today we’ll take them out and hold them and trade them and remember how much Bob Saget meant to us.”
See Mayer’s message recognizing Saget listed below.
I think what I’m claiming is… give thanks to God for our capability to bear in mind those that have actually left us. It’s among the unusual magnificent characteristics of being human; we can mirror as well as take another look at as well as maintain the fire of somebody’s effect on our lives shedding intense. Thank God we don’t ever before need to release.… pic.twitter.com/6ajxoR114K
— John Mayer (@JohnMayer) May 17, 2023
