My BIL passed away

feddoc · Oct 15, 2017

last night.

Took my whiney asssss fishing and hunting as a kid. Taught me a work ethic.

It's like a huge chunk of my outdoors past is gone.

tailchasers · Oct 15, 2017

Sorry to hear of your loss feddoc. Death often forces refection. I'm sure you will soon be smiling with warm heart reflecting upon the times you spent together.

"Courage is being scared to death but
saddling up anyway."

2lumpy · Oct 15, 2017

Write up those memories and preserve them for your family and his. With your wit and outdoors introspection there are undoubtedly dozens of valuable and colorful life lesson you could leave your future generations.

It would be a tribute to someone you think highly of and therapeutic at the same time.

DC

Gator · Oct 16, 2017

Take his favorite gun hunting with you this fall. He will be a happy camper up there.

"I have found if you go the extra mile it's Never crowded".
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eelgrass · Oct 16, 2017

Sorry to hear feddoc. Pass it on and keep his memory alive.

264mag · Oct 16, 2017

Carry on.

fireball77 · Oct 17, 2017

My condolences , prayers and thoughts!!!@

Zeke · Oct 18, 2017

Sorry for your loss!!!
It's always a tough deal.
Carrying on the tradition is the best way to show honor.

#livelikezac

overton · Oct 18, 2017

Condolences to you and your family

Wiszard · Oct 23, 2017

Sorry to hear that, feddoc. I can't say how you feel but I'm sure its a hopeless feeling. I like lumpys suggestion of writing your memories down. That way, his legacy will be past on for all to remember.

Steve

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