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  • Re: Goings on...

    From Utopian Galt@21:4/108 to Hollowone on Sat Jul 5 22:23:29 2025
    BY: hollowone (21:2/150)

    |11h|09> |10your stories guys about parents passing away and memorials... just|07
    |11h|09> |10remind me I maybe should actually call more often, at least.|07 Mine is 78 and I know I got 10-12 years at best. Got to make the moments last. I also need to visit my aunt and uncle on my father's side at least 2-3 more times before they get further in years too.


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  • From Mick Manning@21:1/159.9 to poindexter FORTRAN on Fri Jul 4 21:35:03 2025
    Re: Goings on...
    By: poindexter FORTRAN to All on Fri Jul 04 2025 07:35:15

    We held a memorial service for my mother yesterday. What you don't think about when you experience the loss of a parent is trying to write a eulogy that enompasses everything about someone who was such a large part of who you've become.

    Now, we're off to Russian river - a little bohemiam town up near California's wine country to hang out, relax, read, go wine tasting,

    Please accept my heartfelt condolences.

    My Mom passed away 2 years ago and my Dad passed last week. I now have to urns here watching me and all of a sudden, I feel strangely..... alone.

    Next week, I have to arrange one of those niche's so they can be together again.

    Again. sorry for your loss. The memories will keep us going I suppose.

    Mick Manning
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  • From mary4@21:2/150 to poindexter FORTRAN on Sun Jul 27 13:18:26 2025
    We held a memorial service for my mother yesterday. What you don't think about when you experience the loss of a parent is trying to write a
    eulogy that enompasses everything about someone who was such a large
    part of who you've become.

    yes good way to honor!
    People we didn't think would show up did, people we did expect didn't
    show up, and it was a nice celebration of a life well spent.

    we should celebrate the life of a passed loved one always! <3
    My daughter and a friend of hers sung a hymn, just them and a piano. The occasion, their singing and the acoustics got people misty-eyed.

    <3 it's ok
    Now, we're off to Russian river - a little bohemiam town up
    near California's wine country to hang out, relax, read, go wine
    tasting, barbecue and hopefully go tubing on the river if the levels are high enough.
    hope so!

    you will be ok! live on in their memory and honor them!

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