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My dad just passed away

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Sorry bud. You know that he is now with your brother and they are having a focking blast up there. Celebrate life Chad. Remember him with positive thoughts and celebrate his life. Do not mourn for him. He is in a better place. Peace and Love. God is good. Listen to "I can only Imagine" by Mercy Me. Great comfort song about a guy who lost his father.

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T&P's man. :(

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:banana:

 

If my dad died I'd be lost. I'm 31 years old but he's still my best friend.

 

I'm not a religious man but my thoughts are with you buddy.

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I've got a tear in my eye thinking about it, as I lost my dad 21 years ago. You clearly have a very close family, so I'm sure this is especially hard, but that same family can help each other through this. If you haven't had a good cry yet, go to your wife's shoulder and do it. I mean a good cry. I know we rag on you for the alcohol, but I didn't get mine out until the day before the funeral, and a few beers were involved.

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;) Two funerals, a wedding, and a baby, life's been a roller coaster for you for the last couple of years. Sorry for your loss.

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sorry, dude.

 

my mom is not doing very well, so i can relate. :blink:

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:headbanger: Two funerals, a wedding, and a baby, life's been a roller coaster for you for the last couple of years. Sorry for your loss.

 

 

3 funeral's, my dad's dad passed away in May. My dad was 48 for whoever asked.

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P's. Sorry :banana: As meaningless as it is, you're one of my favorite posters. It genuinely sucks to hear this, you've been through so much. Hang in there.

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Truly sorry to hear of your loss Chad. Thoughts and prayers my friend... :banana:

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Hey, man. Sorry to hear that buddy.

 

Positive thoughts are being sent your way.

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T&Ps for your loss.

 

I can't imagine losing a father who was only 48 (My dad was 48 when I was born). If you believe in Heaven, then I hope you can find some comfort in knowing that he's in a much, much better place now.

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If you're religious, then I hope you can find some comfort in knowing that he's in a much, much better place now.

 

And you know this how?

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:( sorry to hear about that, chad...

 

 

and same for the others who have posted that theyve lost someone...

 

sometimes..this is a hrsh way to remind us to love those alive a lil more..

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Sorry bud. You know that he is now with your brother and they are having a focking blast up there. Celebrate life Chad. Remember him with positive thoughts and celebrate his life. Do not mourn for him. He is in a better place. Peace and Love. God is good. Listen to "I can only Imagine" by Mercy Me. Great comfort song about a guy who lost his father.

 

+1

 

I know you will visit the bench, my brother.

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Damn more death in the Geek Club family. Sorry to hear it. As have I, you've had a rough one (I still have a hard time thinking about the loss of a brother) - my "old man" was 45 when he had a fatal heart attack as well - to fuckin g young for that sh1t.

 

As you know it gets better one day at a time. Good luck kid, we're there for ya :mad:

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sorry to hear that cmh.

 

my thoughts and prayers to you and your family.

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