Randy and Miss Anne, sorry for your loss.
Prayers sent.
Say a prayer for Anatidae
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Greenhead22
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Re: Say a prayer for Anatidae
Very sorry to hear Randy!!!!
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Re: Say a prayer for Anatidae
Prayers sent!
Re: Say a prayer for Anatidae
Sorry for your loss.
It's better to have it and not need it, than need it and not have it.
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Re: Say a prayer for Anatidae
Prayers for the family. So sorry to hear this, Anatidae.
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Re: Say a prayer for Anatidae
Prayers sent...
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Re: Say a prayer for Anatidae
Sorry for your loss...prayers are sent
" You get what you put in, and people get what they deserve" Hank Jr. and Kid Rock
Re: Say a prayer for Anatidae
Thanks for your thoughts and prayers.
"Our life is a faint tracing on the surface os mystery" [Annie Dillard]
"In this life we cannot do great things. We can only do small things with great love" [Mother Teresa]
"The things that matter most in our lives are not fantastic or grand. They are the moments when we touch one another, when we are 'there' in the most attentive or caring way." [Jack Kornfield]
Almost every Sunday was Father’s Day. I’d pick him up, we’d get a lunch and take it to a spot that overlooks the ‘Tenn-Tom’. We would catch-up on the latest news and events in our lives…..and try to spot Canada geese swimming around. Dad became really good at spotting them after the first few trips and it was a source of great joy (for both of us) when he spotted one before I did. When we talked, we left nothing to chance and held nothing back…..letting each other know how we felt about the other and discussing the important business of life.
Since he started having trouble the end of March, we haven’t been able to sit on the riverbank and watch the geese and just say whatever was on our minds. I tried to use that as motivation during his re-hab……so we could resume our routine. As time went-on it became apparent he would no longer be able to go with me to the river.
This past week while in town, I got a sandwich and went back to the river bank alone. The first thing I spotted was several groups of geese – they had completed their hatch and all had little goslings. I was immediately overcome with joy……and sadness …….then joy, knowing Dad was right there with me........he spotted them long before I got there.
Dad and I have always been 'connected' (in spirit) - and it is apparent (since his passing), we remain 'connected'.
He is now.....everywhere I go.
We are only here for a short time. Live in the moment, make every moment count. Savor every instance a memory is born so you will never forget.
Here's a musical tribute to his loving and tender spirit, love, tribulation, perseverance, loss, sorrow, joy of re-connection with his spirit, and the joy of God’s everlasting love as shown through a wonderful Father.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N2g21w60 ... re=related
Love your children - Love your Fathers - Love one another
"Among the best things we can give each other are good memories." [Henry Nouwen]
"Our life is a faint tracing on the surface os mystery" [Annie Dillard]
"In this life we cannot do great things. We can only do small things with great love" [Mother Teresa]
"The things that matter most in our lives are not fantastic or grand. They are the moments when we touch one another, when we are 'there' in the most attentive or caring way." [Jack Kornfield]
Almost every Sunday was Father’s Day. I’d pick him up, we’d get a lunch and take it to a spot that overlooks the ‘Tenn-Tom’. We would catch-up on the latest news and events in our lives…..and try to spot Canada geese swimming around. Dad became really good at spotting them after the first few trips and it was a source of great joy (for both of us) when he spotted one before I did. When we talked, we left nothing to chance and held nothing back…..letting each other know how we felt about the other and discussing the important business of life.
Since he started having trouble the end of March, we haven’t been able to sit on the riverbank and watch the geese and just say whatever was on our minds. I tried to use that as motivation during his re-hab……so we could resume our routine. As time went-on it became apparent he would no longer be able to go with me to the river.
This past week while in town, I got a sandwich and went back to the river bank alone. The first thing I spotted was several groups of geese – they had completed their hatch and all had little goslings. I was immediately overcome with joy……and sadness …….then joy, knowing Dad was right there with me........he spotted them long before I got there.
Dad and I have always been 'connected' (in spirit) - and it is apparent (since his passing), we remain 'connected'.
He is now.....everywhere I go.
We are only here for a short time. Live in the moment, make every moment count. Savor every instance a memory is born so you will never forget.
Here's a musical tribute to his loving and tender spirit, love, tribulation, perseverance, loss, sorrow, joy of re-connection with his spirit, and the joy of God’s everlasting love as shown through a wonderful Father.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N2g21w60 ... re=related
Love your children - Love your Fathers - Love one another
"Among the best things we can give each other are good memories." [Henry Nouwen]
"I'd like to be remembered among my closest waterfowling friends (if I am remembered at all) for how I hunted them - not how many I killed" - [Jay Strangis]
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Re: Say a prayer for Anatidae
Randy, I am just now reading this post. I am so sorry for your loss.
"I'd still like to stick that shotgun up a mallard's as$ and pull the trigger!"---FRITZ RUESEWALD @ 93 years old...(The Arkansas Duck Hunter's Almanac, pg.91)
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Re: Say a prayer for Anatidae
I just saw this too ..aint been on much lately.. Randy I am truly sorry for ya loss and we got ya in the prayers and thoughts
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I met too many good looking girls and that's where my money went
Yeah I know just where it went
No I ain't broke but I'm badly bent.
Well, I had a lot of money, but to the city went
I met too many good looking girls and that's where my money went
Yeah I know just where it went
No I ain't broke but I'm badly bent.
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