The Figure of the Late Omas in Mandra's Eyes, Anti-complaining and Asking for Help from Others

Kapanlagi.com - The news of the passing of senior comedian Omaswati shocked the public. Mandra's younger sister has rarely been in the spotlight in recent years and it is not known if she was fighting against an illness.

Currently, the deceased's body is being laid to rest at the funeral home located in Cimanggis, West Java. Mandra, as the older brother, admitted that he still doesn't know when the body will be buried or the location of the burial.

"Actually, it is still being discussed, there is no decision yet, and I haven't received an explanation. But anyway, here my older sister is also here, my older sister. Meaning, let her decide," said Mandra, when met at the funeral home, Cimanggis, West Java, (17/7) Thursday night.

1. The Figure of Omas in Mandra's Eyes

Mandra / Credit: KapanLagi - Akrom Sukarya

Furthermore, Mandra reminisces about several good things about his late sister. According to him, the soap opera actor Akibat Pernikahan Dini was a very independent person and never asked for help from others.

"She cared about her siblings, the environment, the family. Her spirit of independence has always been there. She doesn't like it when she needs to rely on others, she can do things on her own without needing subordinates. It seems very difficult for her to ask for help," Mandra continued.

2. The Late Figure who Never Complained

Mourning at the funeral home / Credit: KapanLagi - Akrom Sukarya

In addition to being independent, the late person is also said to be very against complaining about anything. In fact, because of this nature, the family didn't even know that the disease suffered by the late person was already severe.

"She was a person who never complained. In the eyes of the family, she never complained. We don't know what problems she had with the family and others. She was happy with what she could do, whether she succeeded or not, it was her effort, she never asked for help. Sometimes even her siblings didn't know her condition," Mandra added.

"For example, when she was sick, we didn't know, she didn't want to bother us, she didn't want to be visited even if she could. That's why we didn't know. Sometimes the family itself tries to find out," he concluded.

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