poem for auntie from a child

Hi
My young sons auntie died yesterday and his dad has asked me to try to find a poem to be read out at the funeral from him (my son). His auntie Candy was only 36 and had an absolutely tragic life. I would like to find something quite simple and more upbeat as she was such a happy character and would have hated anyone to be miserable at her funeral. I have no idea if there are poems from children to thier relatives. Please could you help?

We cannot judge a biography by it's length,
Nor by the number of pages in it.
We must Judge it by the richness of its contents
Sometimes those unfinished are among the most poignant.

We cannot judge a song by it's duration
Nor by the number of it's notes
We must Judge it by the way it touches and lifts our souls
Sometimes those unfinished are among the most beautiful.

And when something has enriched your life
And when it's melody lingers on in your heart
Is it unfinished? Or is it endless?

Hope this helps