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Old 02-08-2024, 8:05am   #6
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Originally Posted by 99 pewtercoupe View Post
Always hard to lose an old friend Unfortunately as we get older, these occasions get more frequent. When you are going to more funerals than weddings….
Afraid to agree but true.
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It sucks, but we are at that time of life..
Thing is, I'm actually much younger than most of my friends by 10 years or more...I'll be attending many and if asked to be a Pallbearer, it will be my honor.
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Sorry about your friend
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It sucks, but just before my sentencing to permanent oblivion on that OTHER forum, I was losing about a friend a month and its getting worse. Some just internet pals; others people I've met and enjoyed good times with. It's depressing, but yeah, we are in that zone now.
True again......not just over there but the NCRS/Bloomington crowd is growing older too.

On these occasions I dress for the deceased. A man that was a suit and tie guy, he gets the full blown dress up best suit and tie. For the casual man, I'll wear jeans and a collared car shirt.

Many years ago I missed a funeral, once (admittingly scared and embarrassed, I was young), for my best friends as kids, father. I carry this shame. I have vowed to never miss that one last brief moment, to spend with my friends and their families.

Once more RIP Hal....
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