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cyclinfool 11-08-10 04:43 PM

My sympathies - honor his life

hikeandbike 11-08-10 06:01 PM

Sorry for your loss but so happy that you have such a solid relationship with your pop. Lost my dad a few years ago. He was 88 and also in WWII.
When I hear a story as touching as yours with your dad, I hope that we can pass on the important aspects of life to our kids.
Peace.

bjjoondo 11-08-10 06:05 PM

GOD Speed to your Father and we thank him for his service to this County! May you find some level of joy, in your memories of him in this time of reflection.

PhilWinIL 11-08-10 09:06 PM

My condolences to you DG. Reading your post brought back memories of our father back in 1996 at the age of 75. He was a right waist gunner on a B-17 Flying Fortress.

My prayers to you and your family-his description sounded so familiar.

Bob/FLA 11-08-10 11:53 PM

Sorry to hear about your loss. I understand your pain.

What a wonderful tribute to your dad, I'm sure he was very proud of you. I pray for you and your family.

Best regards
Bob

skilsaw 11-09-10 02:13 AM

A beautiful tribute to a remarkable man.
Thank you for sharing this tender time in your life with us.

David

buelito 11-09-10 06:55 PM

My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this tough time--

train safe

scottogo 11-09-10 09:50 PM

Thank you for sharing.

Kip 11-09-10 10:09 PM

What a wonderful tribute. Sorry for your loss. I am fortunate to still have both my parents (85 and 82) but we lost my dear mother-in-law earlier this year.

maddmaxx 11-10-10 05:29 AM

I'm back to the thread late. I cannot tell you how sorry I am DG.

bigjim1 11-10-10 05:18 PM

Condolences from across the water.
Sounds like you had a great Dad. You have so many memories with him so he is never really lost to you. You will always have him with you in your head and heart.
My dad walked away when I was four and turned up again when I was 39! I only knew him for a couple of years before he died and as we had no history together, to me, he was just an old man.
I envy your time with such a great Dad.
Best wishes.

ModeratedUser150120149 11-10-10 11:20 PM

It is really a tribute to your father that he raised a child who grew into an adult who cares and who respects. Such a gift to treasure and to use and to pass on in his memory.

cruzMOKS 11-11-10 11:01 AM

Sorry about your loss. Your dad knew how to live.

The autobiography is a real treasure. I started an autobiography with my dad but didn't finish.


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