Parents Of Late Maltese Student Touchingly Share His 13 Rules For Life And Points Of Inspiration
The family of a 19-year-old Maltese student who aspired to be a lawyer before tragically dying in a car accident has shared the youth’s rules for life and inspiration for his future as a message to other youths following a similar dream.
Adrian Spiteri shared the handwritten notes in tribute to his son Julian Spiteri – and they are telling of the kind of determined individual Julian was before his untimely passing.
“Here are Julian’s reasons why he chose to study law. He stuck this on the cork board at his desk and often referred back to it when he was later questioning whether he was in the right course. I hope this serves as an inspiration to other young people considering the legal profession,” Adrian Spiteri said.
It wasn’t just inspiration for his future career though, with Spiteri’s 13 rules for life also being shared.
His family couldn’t help but point out his 13th rule while sharing the note from their beloved late son.
“Julian wrote this three years ago… around the same time that he wrote his bucket list. For us this seems more like a list of instructions he left for us on how to survive without him – particularly his last rule,” they said.
Spiteri lost his life after he collided with a tree along Triq Tal-Infetti, near Saqqajja Hill at 11am on 18th April. A passenger 19-year-old Matthew Tabone, was treated for grievous injuries in Mater Dei.
Following the traffic accident, social media was flooded with tributes to the youth who is remembered as a “gentleman” and “one of a kind”.
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