 Connie pens a heartfelt message to her late husband. I feel completely off-balance, incomplete, without my other half. The late Shona Ferguson's wife Connie Ferguson penned a lengthy letter to her late husband on Instagram. Shona passed away at the Millpark Private Hospital in Johannesburg on Friday, July 30, due to virus pandemic complications. In her heartfelt letter, the businesswoman, an actress said she feels completely off-balance. She said her late husband was already planning their 20th wedding anniversary. She wrote, This day, 20 years ago, July 31, 2001, was the day God brought you into my life, and we haven't looked back since. Ours is a once-in-a-lifetime kind of love. We joked about how we were going to be in our old age. How we would take turns supporting each other and being strong for each other. The irony is we have already been doing that for the past 20 years. Oh, how God has loved me to give me you. We were already planning our 20th wedding anniversary in November, assuming that we had time. You and I were joined at the hip. Now I feel completely off-balance, incomplete, without my other half. My soulmate. I'm struggling to process everything that's going on. It all just feels like a horrible nightmare that I can't wake up from. I feel like I'm living in a twilight zone. I keep asking God why. Why Lord? Please help me understand. I trust you. I trust you to see me and my family through this. Please give me and my family the strength to carry on, and continue our hero's legacy. Only you can. She completed by saying, show, my angel, my love, my scat, my laddie. We share a once-in-a-lifetime kind of love. A love like no other that surpasses all understanding. A love that outlifts even death. You and I will meet again when God decides its time. In the meantime, you live on in our hearts. You owned my heart from the day we met 20 years ago today, and there you will live until we meet again. Rest now, angel. As we contemplate our tomorrow, let your body rest and your spirit soar. You are reunited with the Lord, your first love. I miss you, I love you, and I will never forget you, my angel. In the comments, DJ Tira and others passed their heartfelt condolences to Connie and her family. O Lord, be with Cisconi and her entire family. Shine your light on this family-father-god and give them strength to carry on. DJ Tira wrote, T. K. Dlamini, Kena Mama, may the Lord hold your hand during this difficult time. At Connie Underscore, Ferguson.