20 May 1940 : 9 July 2011
aged 71 years
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9 comments:
So sorry to hear that :(
take care of yourself at this sad time.
cheers kate
sorry for your loss. its never easy loosing someone you love esp a parent. 71 is too young these days.
i do feel a bit weird commenting as you dont know me, but i have lost a parent and i know how lost you can feel so i just want to say im here and i feel loss.
My thoughts are with you :(
I'm so sorry for your loss. May you have strength & comfort to see you through this difficult time.
{{{hugs}}}
So sorry to hear of the sad loss of your father :(
Take care,
x
So sorry to hear you have lost your father. Hoping you have wonderful memories of him to think on when you think you can't bear one more minute of the loss
Thoughts and prayers are with you.
I lost my own dear dad when he was only 63. Way too young for someone who survived an abusive, alchoholic, adulterous dad who abandoned he and his six siblings! He grew up to be uberdad to my 3 sisters, walked 4 girl cousins down the aisle and helped dad 3 male cousins including putting the handicapped one to bed nightly and being scout master to his brother. He would take me with him to bring food baskets to the poor. When I saw books in the basket I asked "Dad, why are we giving them books?" He replied "So their children have something to open for Christmas." I'm still taking care of the poor like he taught me. Last year I raised U.S.. $946,000 for them.
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