The Fast & Furious star revealed the everlasting tribute he wants as his epitaph three years ago
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Tragic film star Paul Walker’s life coach reveals the actor wanted a message on his tombstone saying “he was good guy and a kind person.”
The 40-year-old revealed the everlasting message he wants as his epitaph three years ago.
Jesse Brisendine, an internationally recognised life coach, wrote on Facebook: “3 years ago Paul Walker and I were sitting around talking about goals and dreams.
“I asked him what he would want written on his tombstone and his response was “He was a good guy and a kind person.”
“Having known Paul and being privileged to call him a best friend and brother, having traveled the world together, having shared 1000’s of laughs and tears together, I can honestly say that Paul was more than a good guy and a kind person,” he wrote.
The post continued: “He is one of the kindest, caring, compassionate people I have ever met. He always wanted to learn, he always wanted to grow, he always wanted to be the best person he can be.
“I know he would want the same for all those who know him and know of him: to do your best to be the best person you can be.”
Walker was in the passenger seat of a friend’s red Porsche GT on his way to a charity event when the driver lost control.
The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s department confirmed when officers arrived at the scene, they found the vehicle had gone up in flames and two people were pronounced dead.
A statement on Paul’s Facebook page said: “It is with a truly heavy heart that we must confirm that Paul Walker passed away today in a tragic car accident while attending a charity event for his organization Reach Out Worldwide.
“He was a passenger in a friend’s car, in which both lost their lives. We appreciate your patience as we too are stunned and saddened beyond belief by this news.
