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To: garbageseeker
This is the second Father's Day without my dad. I am one of the lucky ones who had a great dad. In a million years - no one would have been able to explain the hole he'd leave when he died.
14 posted on 06/18/2006 1:10:19 AM PDT by justche (Let me make something perfectly clear. I never explain myself - Mary Poppins)
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To: justche

I still have that hold in my life they day he passed away, too. But I still think about the good times. He was the greatest dad.


18 posted on 06/18/2006 1:14:18 AM PDT by garbageseeker (Gentleman, you can't fight in here, this is the War Room - Dr. Strangelove)
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To: justche

And after now 20 such Father's Days, I still feel that hole in which you mention. The first one without him was indeed the hardest. I was teary eyed in a card store picking out cards for my husband and father-in-law, but couldn't help looking at what I would have bought for my own. Mine was only 62 and I was 29. You learn to deal, but never ever forget that feeling of loss.


25 posted on 06/18/2006 1:44:18 AM PDT by tina07 (In Memory of my Father - WWII Army Air Force Veteran)
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To: justche

We have a new Daddy in our family, my son-in-law, so tomorrow will be nice for him!


27 posted on 06/18/2006 1:47:51 AM PDT by tina07 (In Memory of my Father - WWII Army Air Force Veteran)
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