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Thank You by Daniel J MacTaggart Tuesday, September 14, 2010 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan Dedicated to my great grandfather. Rest in peace.
My sense of humour, my love of life, these things I got from you. I could walk the earth a thousand years, yet not repay what you're due. You guided me through early years, made me who I am today, and I have only one regret, one thing I have left to say. Thank you for always being there, I will miss and still love you. Not just the greatest grandfather, you were my best friend too.

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Reviewed by Karen Palumbo	9/14/2010

Beautiful, heartwarming tribute to a fine man, a mentor, for you to carry forward and share... Be always safe, Karen