[NYC-L] *In memory of Albert Ljulja * (fwd)

[Etrit Bardhi]

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The Tragic Death Of Albert Ljula

          Albert Ljulja was 20 years of age when he died.
>  He graduated  from Tottenville High School, and was
> attending Berkeley College in Manhattan.  He was
> considering a career in accounting.  He used to work
> part-time as a clerk in Stapelton Criminal Court.
>         Ljulja and a close friend pooled their money to buy
> a Honda CBR 600 motorcycle about two months ago. It
> was the first motorcycle he ever owned.
>          Ljulja was on his way to visit a friend in Oakwood
>  around 11:45p.m.  The police say he lost control trying to
>  pass a car near an intersection of Guyon Avenue and
> Flint Street.  Rumors by well known friends say that
> '' he didn't have his helmet fully on, it was just resting on
> his head. Then the helmet flew off and Albert turned his
>  head back to see where it fell as a reflex reaction, and
> turned back and lost control of the motorcycle. "   He
> then fell off the bike, and onto the pavement as his body
> came to rest near a tree about 30 feet from the intersection
>  of Guyon Avenue and Elmira Street.  The motorcycle
> skidded for another 200 feet until it came to a stop near
> Whitehall Street.
>          Someone said she heard a screech when the accident
>  occurred , saw a woman taking Ljulja's pulse and using
>  a cell phone to call for help.  She said Ljulja appeared to
>  be badly injured.  She said he wasn't moving or talking.
>          A police source said Ljulja had suffered a broken
> neck and severe head injuries.  He was pronounced dead
> at the scene.
>          As the investigation took place, dozens of Ljulja
> family and friends gathered at the corner to comfort
> each other.
>          Albert will always be remembered and loved.  He
>  was a great guy.  When Albert Ljulja died a big part
> of their lives died with him.  He was the kind of person
> whether you knew him for 10 years or 10 min. you would
> have also come to know as a good friend.  I speak for
> myself and everyone else that knew him when I say
> '' you left an impression in my life and I will always
> love you. ''
>         '' The more you love someone the worst the pain is
> when they are gone. "
>
>         Keep the memory of Albert Ljulja alive.
>
>                      PASS THIS ON!!!
>                                         Love You Always,
>                                        Gan.,Had.,Sol.,Dit.
>