Six months after his father, Stéphane Bern lost his brother. On Instagram this Tuesday, August 9, the host announced the death of his eldest, Armand, carried away by the disease.
Stéphane Bern is in mourning. A few months after losing his father, Louis, the host said goodbye to his big brother. On Instagram this Tuesday, August 9, he announced the death of Armand Bern, “gone too soon, a month from [s]on 60th birthday, after having bravely fought against melanoma which ended up winning”. In his heartbreaking message, the government’s heritage gentleman pays a heartbreaking tribute to his eldest, a man “modest and modest, humble and silent” and “terribly sensitive” who didn’t like “not the effusions”. “You let me take the light to better stay in the shadows, but in truth you were the pillar of our family, the rock, the eldest and the good genius to whom we turned”added Stéphane Bern in the caption several photos with Armand.
Upset by the death of his eldest, the facilitator explains having “need today to say publicly what an amazing husband, father, son and brother” Armand Bern was. He then returned to the brilliant career of the man who had obtained his baccalaureate at 16 and had graduated from Polytechnique three years later.. “Brilliant engineer, attentive and human collaborator, you were appreciated in the companies for which you worked, including Lear or Safran”, wrote Stéphane Bern again, who said to himself “impressed” by his brother, his “intelligence”her “work capacity”his “huge culture”her “kindness”his “mood” and his “great generosity”. “Barely six months after the death of dad, I lose with you a part of myself, my model, my example”lists the facilitator.
Stéphane Bern: “I will love you until I die”
“You were the last witness to our happy childhood, the last with whom I could share our memories. I feel lost without you, I feel an absolute, vertiginous feeling of emptiness”, said Stéphane Bern in his heartbreaking message. And to have a thought for the loved ones of his brother: “You leave a huge void in the hearts of those who love you, your loving and devoted wife Jocelyne, your three wonderful children, your two grandsons and a third unborn grandchild.”. To conclude his declaration of love, Stéphane Bern made a promise to Armand. “I swear to you to be faithful to your memory, to be another father for them. The only death is oblivion. I will honor and love you until my own death”, he concluded. For Stéphane Bern, this year 2022 is therefore marked by the disappearance of the first two men in his life.
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On Instagram this Tuesday, August 9, he announced the death of Armand Bern
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His brother was 59
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Her brother died of melanoma
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In his heartbreaking message, the government’s heritage gentleman pays a heartbreaking tribute to his eldest, a “chest and modest, humble and silent” and “terribly sensitive” man.
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Stephane Bern
“You let me take the light to better stay in the shadows, but in truth you were the pillar of our family, the rock, the eldest and the good genius to whom we turned”
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Shocked by the death of his eldest, the host explains that he “needs today to say publicly what an extraordinary husband, father, son and brother” Armand Bern was
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He then returned to the brilliant career of the man who had obtained his baccalaureate at 16 and had graduated from Polytechnique three years later.
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Stéphane Bern, who said he was “impressed” by his brother, his “intelligence”, his “capacity for work”, his “huge culture”, his “kindness”, his “mood” and his “great generosity”
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“Barely six months after the death of dad, I lose with you a part of myself, my model, my example”, enumerates the facilitator
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“You were the last witness to our happy childhood, the last with whom I could share our memories. I feel lost without you, I feel an absolute, vertiginous feeling of emptiness”