NDaanis Sinnese Andrea Plain
August 31, 2019
Passed away peacefully at Children’s Hospital at London Health Sciences Centre on Saturday, August 31st, at the age of 14. Cherished daughter of Ferguson and Tawni Plain “Aapjigo Nzaagin Na”. Loving sister and best friend of Lakhota Plain. Dear sister of Dakota, Desirre, Lex, Jason and Brandon. NDaanis will be missed by many close family members and friends. A special thank you “Aapjii Meegwech” to Pam and Farley; Liz and Stu; Lynn, Nick, Sharon and Gwen, and especially Leo, for their unwavering, faithful support. Also, a thank you to Dr. April Price, Jennifer and the CF Team for their dedicated care. A private service has taken place. Those wishing to make a donation in memory of NDaanis are asked to consider the TLC / Teresina Larizza Charity or the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation.
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NDaanis and I used to be very close in the third, fourth and fifth grade. She was always cheerful and so nice to me. it’s been 4 years, rest in peace
Hello I am David. I was one of her close friends. We used to play xbox together and I miss her so much more and more every day. I hope Mrs. Plain is doing well. Lotta love. Please contact me @ 3107290797. I would love to talk to you <3
This is very delayed, but I wanted to be able to say things here. When she had passed I had heard about it, however we weren't too in touch with other at the time. A couple years later where loneliness is at an all time high and all I can do is think about my regrets of not staying by her side throughout it all. I knew her from 4th grade, she came to my school and we developed a crush on each other, and things didn't end too great at the time, but we cleared things up after I realized my severe mistakes. I haven't had many people in my life make such an impact Ndaanis did. She was one of the nicest people I knew, and I wish she were still here because I have so many things I want, or wanted to say. I know I'm 2 years late, but still my condolences go out to her family, and wish all the best. Im not sure if anyone will see this, but feel free to contact me at 519-872-9206 it would be nice to hear from anyone who knew her.
This is very delayed, but I wanted to be able to say things here. When she had passed I had heard about it, however we weren't too in touch with other at the time. A couple years later where loneliness is at an all time high and all I can do is think about my regrets of not staying by her side throughout it all. I knew her from 4th grade, she came to my school and we developed a crush on each other, and things didn't end too great at the time, but we cleared things up after I realized my severe mistakes. I haven't had many people in my life make such an impact Ndaanis did. She was one of the nicest people I knew, and I wish she were still here because I have so many things I want, or wanted to say. I know I'm 2 years late, but still my condolences go out to her family, and wish all the best. Im not sure if anyone will see this, but feel free to contact me at 519-872-9206 it would be nice to hear from anyone who knew her. (I apologize if this condolence is shown twice, I had gotten an error message but it still showed up for me) <3
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It's been seven years. NDaanis was my best friend in the whole world, one of the first people who truly saw me and loved me unconditionally. Everyone at our school knew about her, but very few people truly knew her. That she loved scary movies more than anything, that she loved making slime, that she was an amazing painter, that she was so passionate about music. It was hard to remember much outside the pain of losing her for so many years, but now I think about all of the happiest days we shared. I think about getting peppermint mochas at the mall while we did our Christmas shopping, about doing each other's makeup just to sit around in pyjamas all day, about seeing our favourite singer together at the music hall. I think about our annual birthday sleepovers, our 7/11 runs, about gossiping in her room about school and crushes and future plans, about carving pumpkins the first time she came to my house. I think about making card towers in her hospital room and her skating around the halls on the wheels of her IV pole. I think about her sweet laugh and the way her hugs made me feel like everything would be okay. I think about her silly nickname for me and the thoughtful gifts she gave. I think about her as my best friend, like she's still alive and I'm just counting down the days until we have another sleepover. I miss her. I wish I could see who she'd become if she was able to grow up, and I wish I could tell her where I am now. It was the greatest honour of my life to be there and hold her hand just moments before she passed on. I won't let anyone forget you, Daanis.
~ Soleil Marshall