i read in the paper last nite where my best friend died.an we did some checking to make sure it was him.he was 88.me an mr ed sure did buy alot of cows over the last 8yrs fore we sold the dairy out.sure am missing my buddy now.i have a few regrets i hadnt seen or talked to him in 2yrs.but id check on him when id see his sons.they are taking him home to arkanas tobe buried.i always took care of ed at the sales.theres no telling how meny cokes we would buy an drink.farewell old buddy.
sad day
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Farmer Kitty
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It's hard to loose someone we care about, even if it's been awhile since we've seen them as they are always in our thoughts and hearts.
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Farmer Kitty
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I have a good idea. I'm still missing a very dear older friend (she was like another mom) that the girls called Grandma. Peanut was to little when she passed to remember her. I still pickup the phone to call her before I remember I don't have heaven's phone number.wynedot55 said:
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your right i called him pop for almost 20yrs.he was like a dad to me after my dad died.heres a funny story about him.i met his older son bob right after my dad died.as well as him younger bro steve.1 day i told mr ed that i didnt know why steve wouldnt talk to me when id speak to him.an mr ed goes steve is shy.an ill have a talk with him about it.well when ed said a talk he ment a good chewing out.he chewed steve out for a week.next thurs rolled around an steve made it a point to talk to me.an he never again didnt talk to me.so i seen pop.an asked him did he chew steve out for not speaking to me an goes oh yeah i got him real good.
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Remembering the good times together is all we can do.
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jhm47
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Having been a paramedic for 20 years now, I have seen WAAAAAAY too much death. The thing that keeps us sane is that we try to remember that there is a better life out "beyond". I'm sure that your friend is enjoying seeing the old friends and relatives that passed ahead of him. Keep in mind that you and he will someday be reunited in a place that is perfect, and think of all the things that you can reminisce about.
One thing that I've learned in my 20 years on the ambulance: Anyone's life can change or end in the next instant. We never know what the next second has in store for any of us, and we'd all better be prepared for the worst.
One thing that I've learned in my 20 years on the ambulance: Anyone's life can change or end in the next instant. We never know what the next second has in store for any of us, and we'd all better be prepared for the worst.
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Sorry you lost your best friend, wynedot.
