Youngest Son Neneng Anjarwati Reveals Last Unfulfilled Wishes

Kapanlagi.com - Sad news once again envelops the entertainment world in the country. It is known that today, Wednesday (14/7), senior dangdut singer Neneng Anjarwati has passed away.

Certainly, this news has deeply affected the closest people to the deceased, especially Neneng's youngest son, Daviz Anugrah, who couldn't hold back tears when talking about his mother's memories during her lifetime. According to him, it was because of his mother's support that he could become a talented volleyball athlete.

"She was very strict in educating her children. I am a volleyball athlete, I wouldn't have become an athlete if it weren't for my mother. Because back then, I was unsure of what I wanted to do, but my mother said that this was suitable," said Daviz Anugrah when met at the funeral home in Malaka Residance, East Jakarta, on Wednesday (14/7).

"I was able to reach the national championship, get certificates, and go places because of my mother. So, it feels like aching, like there's no more enthusiasm because of how things are now (that my mother has passed)," he continued.

1. Hope of the Late Neneng

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In addition, Daviz Anugrah also shared the hope of his late mother for his children that has not been fulfilled. Daviz said his mother didn't want to die before seeing her eldest son get married and her youngest son wearing a navy uniform.

"My mother's hope was that she said she didn't want to die before her eldest son got married and her youngest son wore a navy uniform. So, my mother really wants me to become a soldier," he said.

2. Not Considering It as a Burden

As a child, Daviz certainly wants his mother to recover so that Neneng Anjarwati's dream can come true. But fate has other plans and for him, the unfulfilled dream is not a burden.

"I also didn't expect that my mother would pass away so quickly. I tried my best for her to get well again, but fate had other plans. No, we don't know what will happen, what matters is that we only plan and do our best," he concluded.

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