Beloved Grandparent Passes Away, Verrell Bramasta and Athalla Naufal Remember Moments Together - Often Taken Swimming and Bowling

For Athalla, most of his memories with his grandmother happened when he was still a child. At that time, he and Verrell often spent time with their grandmother. "Most of the memories are from when I was little. I was often left with mom and dad Ivan, dropped off there," he said.

Verrell also added that his grandfather was a figure who taught them many things. One of the most memorable was his habit of teaching sports. "He taught us how to swim, he taught us how to play ping pong. Even bowling, that has been the family's favorite sport for a long time. It was also him who taught us," explained Verrell.

Last year, Verrell still had the chance to celebrate Ramadan with his grandfather. In fact, his grandfather even visited the new house that Verrell had long dreamed of. "We definitely broke our fast together as a family. Last year, if I'm not mistaken, he visited my new house," he said.

Verrell revealed that one of the reasons he built a house with an elevator was to make it easier for his grandfather to visit. He is grateful that his grandfather was able to come before passing away.

"I have a dream that if I have a house, I want to have an elevator, so that my elderly family can visit and be comfortable. Alhamdulillah, my grandmother was able to visit," he said.

Meanwhile, Ivan Fadilla, the father of Verrell and Athalla, expressed his deep sense of loss. He could only pray that his mother finds the best place by His side.

"The love of parents is eternal, and children cannot repay it. At the very least, a child's prayer, hopefully, my mother has her grave widened and is accepted in a high place by Allah," said Ivan Fadila while crying.