You would have been today, 95,
Wish you were still here to talk,
To on the beach with me take a walk,
To see what I’ve become,
Though not very much, I am still your son…
So much I could to you say,
I would just ask God,
For with you one more day,
Maybe he might not, maybe he may…
This photo shows that your father had a lot of character. From your poem, I would say that he had a lot of influence on your life. Makes me wonder what would've happened if you had taken his advice.
MY DAD WAS MY BEST PAL. COULD TELL HIM ANYTHING.
ALWAYS HAD GOOD POSITIVE ADVICE.
WHEN I WAS ABOUT 17, HE SAID: "BOY - DON'T GET OLD!"
I SAID: "YES, SIR!"
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Always,
Deborah
MY DAD WAS MY BEST PAL. COULD TELL HIM ANYTHING.
ALWAYS HAD GOOD POSITIVE ADVICE.
WHEN I WAS ABOUT 17, HE SAID: "BOY - DON'T GET OLD!"
I SAID: "YES, SIR!"
HE WAS BORN IN 1901... WOULD BE 114 NOW... WOW !
Love ya!
Jane