Daughter of murdered Toronto cop Andrew Hong pens heart-wrenching tribute Toronto
"Dad, I don't even know where to begin. There are so many things I wish I could share with you right now. You held our family together," started the beginning of the Instagram post.
Mia reminisces about her relationship with her father and the small day-to-day things the duo shared, like sending memes and photos of cute animals. The post wraps up with Mia acknowledging her father will always be with her, throughout important life milestones.
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