A long story about my CAI(sad ending)
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First off, welcome to Dodgeforum. I've never had the chance to talk with you but I'd like to welcome you to the forum. Secondly, I'd like to offer you and your family my deepest condolences, as well as from the forum. As you can see, your family is our family too.
Many people have great memories of their parents, siblings, children, and even grandparents, but few can say they have great memories of them right as they pass. You and your father spent his last real moments together working on something. More importantly, it was special because you did not expect him to be able to help and he did. You also have something that reflects the amount of love and care he had for you on your truck everyday. That speaks volumes about the character of the man you called your father. I'm sure he probably felt worse then he let on, but that he cared that much to be involved with your activity.
There truly is nothing greater than a happy memory of the last moments with a loved one, because you will always remember them doing what they loved.
If you haven't shared that story with your mother, I think you should. I know it would probably mean something to her, especially with your family going thru this rough time. I truly wish you the best and hope that you do not worry for he is truly in a better place and with you even now.
-Devils
Many people have great memories of their parents, siblings, children, and even grandparents, but few can say they have great memories of them right as they pass. You and your father spent his last real moments together working on something. More importantly, it was special because you did not expect him to be able to help and he did. You also have something that reflects the amount of love and care he had for you on your truck everyday. That speaks volumes about the character of the man you called your father. I'm sure he probably felt worse then he let on, but that he cared that much to be involved with your activity.
There truly is nothing greater than a happy memory of the last moments with a loved one, because you will always remember them doing what they loved.
If you haven't shared that story with your mother, I think you should. I know it would probably mean something to her, especially with your family going thru this rough time. I truly wish you the best and hope that you do not worry for he is truly in a better place and with you even now.
-Devils
You have my sympathy man! That right there is a special moment that you have that no one else will ever be able to experience! Keep your chin up, he surely is in a better place now...
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If you haven't shared that story with your mother, I think you should. I know it would probably mean something to her, especially with your family going thru this rough time. I truly wish you the best and hope that you do not worry for he is truly in a better place and with you even now.
-Devils
If you haven't shared that story with your mother, I think you should. I know it would probably mean something to her, especially with your family going thru this rough time. I truly wish you the best and hope that you do not worry for he is truly in a better place and with you even now.
-Devils
As for mom,she knows the whole story by now cause im sure dad has told her.She past a few years back and at least now they are together again with each other.Im sure they are both catching up on old times.God bless them both and thnx again everyone.
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sorry for u'r loss man. glad to see u were able to spend time with him and have a great memory. i had a buddy that his dad died and he still had things he wanted to talk to his dad about but never got the chance.
