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Foxx4Beaver:
--- Quote from: SHLEPY on March 21, 2015, 01:53:23 PM ---Hey family is family you hurt we hurt atleast that's how it should be and the way the Fonteyn family feels.
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A-men Shlepy...well said!
sandblaster:
--- Quote from: SHLEPY on March 21, 2015, 01:53:23 PM ---Hey family is family you hurt we hurt atleast that's how it should be and the way the Fonteyn family feels.
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+1 from the Weir Clan.
81cr450:
My wife & I both had a bit of a cry for your loss. She has lost both her parents in the last few years. My side is a little different, my sperm donor isnt worth 2 shakes, & my step father was only available for a few years, long story. I'm as much envious of a father worth concern let alone mourning. You're a lucky man in in that I believe. Stick to the lessons & that inner voice you hear of his guiding you & he'll remain to guide.
reklessj:
My families thoughts and prayers are with you Foxx! Lost my dad when I was 9 probably easier than spending more years with him, but not a day goes by I don't think of him. Keep them memories close man!! You will be reunited with him some day!! I know its tuff just lost my mom-in-law on valentine's day, after being by her side for 3 n half years battling lung cancer. Time, family, n friends will heal. We are all hear for ya Bro!!
Foxx4Beaver:
--- Quote from: reklessj on March 23, 2015, 01:29:17 PM ---My families thoughts and prayers are with you Foxx! Lost my dad when I was 9 probably easier than spending more years with him, but not a day goes by I don't think of him. Keep them memories close man!! You will be reunited with him some day!! I know its tuff just lost my mom-in-law on valentine's day, after being by her side for 3 n half years battling lung cancer. Time, family, n friends will heal. We are all hear for ya Bro!!
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Thank you Reklessj!
My dad lost both his parents at a young age too...his mom when he was 13, and his dad when he was 21. Luckily he had two older brothers that took care of him and helped raise him.
My dad broke new ground, as he was the only one on his side of the family that's made it over 55yo so far...he turned 71 Feb 28th. He's got 3 nephews and two nieces(my cousins) from his middle brother that're still alive, and that I still see periodically.
The part that was/is bothering me the most, is getting over if he knew what was happening to him when he started coughing at the hospital...if he was scared, knowing that he wouldn't have a chance to say goodbye to anyone....but maybe it was better that way.
I've been trying to steer away from those thoughts as much as possible, and concentrate more on how happy he was, and how well liked he was here in Plymouth.
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