YEAH...SO MANY FOND MEMORIES FLOODED WHEN I READ THIS. MY DAD WAS A GREAT PERSON TOO...I MISS HIM SO GLAD I KNEW HIM. I HAD A DREAM OF HIM ONCE AFTER HE DIED AND THAT WAS IT, BUT WHAT HE GAVE ME IN THAT DREAM HAS CARRIED ME OVER AND OVER AGAIN. GREAT TRIBUTE, THANKS FOR SHARING. LOVE, BLESSINGS AND FAITH...JOYCE * HIS INSPIRATIONS
The bond with such a loving parent holds forever...a beautiful tribute indeed and a strong reminder of connections we have with those we love and have loved.
This is a wonderful tribute to a good father. Each one is different, but some share similar virtues - my father like yours, would give a poor person the shirt of his back, or his Social Security check - the Great Depression and World War II and his romantic diposition made a bleeding heart out of him, albeit a hard-nosed one.
This tender man reminds me so much of my father. He was a conductor and trains were his other life. With eight kid we had most of his attention but between trains his art and us kids he lived a very full life like your dad. Made me cry!
Susan
Oh my goodness! My own father loved trains like that, too! He even saved and mounted a spike for me, from the original track by our house, when the Railroad tore it out! I still have it, and every time I hear a train, I think of him...now, I will think of you - and your father, too. I'm sure you were a great blessing to him, as well. love ~ rhonda
Cherish well that memory but also know that your father lives on within you and will always be a part of you as mine is of me. Great tribute to a wonderful man.
Fee
Reviewed by Jerry Bolton (Reader)
Reviewed on June 18, 2006
Wonderful series of things about your dad, the love shines through.
A very moving and heartfelt tribute to your beloved father on Father's Day..
You can bet he will still be playing with those model trains up in heaven...;)
Love the picture too !
Peter
Splendid tribute to your dad! He sounds a lot like mine! We were blessed. I'm happy you had such a good father! Not everyone does, sad to say! great pic too!
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Fee
You can bet he will still be playing with those model trains up in heaven...;)
Love the picture too !
Peter
Loved the train pic, too, since I loved model trains as a boy.