As some already know, the last couple of days have been extremely rough. My Dad unexpectedly passed away Wednesday evening. I didn’t know until late that night when my Mom called from a local area hospital to tell me what had happened. Even now, several days later I am still in shock. I don’t know how to express what has happened or the impact, not only on me, but on my Mom.
I have lost my Dad.
My Mom has lost the only man she ever loved after more than fifty years of marriage.
Words fail me.
Kevin
My sympathies, Kevin. I lost my dad in 1997 and still think of him every day. On top of everything else, this must be especially tough.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Bill. It truly is.
ReplyDeleteKevin, I am sorry to learn the news. The loss will certainly be difficult for you and all your family. My father passed away in 2007. I think about him often, as I know you will with your father.
ReplyDeleteHang in there.
I lost my Dad a little over a year ago. I was his caregiver and my Mom's too who died the year before. It gets easier but never easy. With your plate so full, it must be excruciating.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Terry.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Patti. It is all too much.
ReplyDeleteThat's horrible news,Kevin. My sympathies to your mom and you, all the family.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Randy ....appreciate it.
ReplyDeleteMy sincere condolences to you Kevin.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Peg.
ReplyDeleteGood Lord, Kevin, has God confused you with Job? What a horrible tragedy on top of all else you have to bear.
ReplyDeleteI lost my dad in 1981 and still miss him every single day. It's like you've lost a piece of yourself.
My heart and prayers go out to you and your family.
Thank you, Janis.
ReplyDeleteMy dad always said he hoped that he would read my first published novel before he died. I always thought I had more time to make that happen.
I'm just devastated.
Oh, wow, Kevin. I am so sorry to hear this. You have really had more bad stuff happen than one man should have to suffer. Cherish all your memories of him.
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Thank you, Marilyn. I do.
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