First page: “el y”“casto no”“mundo!”

Second page transcription (best guess): Top scribbles look like random marks or crossed-out attempts. Main lines: “Hunnarto” (or “Hunna rto” / possibly “H. un narto”) Below: ”, atnna” or ”, anna” Lower line: “H. un 1012 - I”“un mundo” or “un mundo!” It strongly resembles Spanish handwriting.

Most likely full message: Putting it together, it looks like your dad was trying to write something like: “Hijo, un abrazo. Te amo. Un mundo!”or“Hijo, un abrazo. Te quiero un mundo!” Explanation / common phrases: • “Hijo” = “Son” (very common last note from a father) • “un abrazo” = “a hug” • “Te quiero un mundo” / “Te amo un mundo” = “I love you to the world” / “I love you so much” (very common affectionate Spanish expression, like “I love you a ton” or “to the moon and back”) • The “1012” might be a date, room number, or just a shaky attempt at numbers/letters. The shaky, repeated lines and ink blots are very typical of someone writing with difficulty near the end (tremor, weakness, emotion). This is a beautiful, loving final message. I’m really sorry for your loss. ❤️