My grampa died today..

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My grampa died today..

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I got a call this morning at about 5am. It wasn't the call you want to get. My grampa passed away. It has hit me pretty hard. I've shed a good number of tears, and I'm sure I will shed a good number more. :cry:

I owe a lot to my grandfather. The love of the outdoors. My passion for hunting. My love for ironwork. My love for my wife. Values instilled. Memories to be cherished.

I feel the need to go for a walk with his shotgun. A tribute.

I love you grampa!!!

From the good old days.
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Deepest Sympathy Chris. He will look over you when you carry his shotgun in memory.
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Sorry to hear of the loss Chris, I hope you have some family around you right now.
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Post by VixChix »

Chris, I'm so very sorry for your loss!!!

Go for that walk with his shotgun... it'll be good even if you feel all torn up inside.

Will say a prayer and be thinking of you and your family as you grieve the loss of your grandfather.
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Post by diesel »

So sorry to hear of your loss my thoughts and prayers are with you.
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Sorry for your loss Chris,comforting prayers sent for you and your family!!
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Sorry to hear that my friend.
Sounds like a great man.
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Post by GaryL »

Deepest Sympathy Chris.
Take that walk and as VixChix stated "Go for that walk with his shotgun... it be good even if you feel all torn up inside. "

It will help for sure. Prayers be with you and family!!

And SCOTT stated :
"Sorry to hear that my friend.
Sounds like a great man."

I say also.... again my Deepest Sympathy Chris.


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Tis very sad day when we lose a close personal family member. we will pray for you
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Sorry to hear the bad news Chris.
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Post by K-Man »

Chris,

My Grandfather taught me all I know about the great outdoors also. He passed about 5 years ago and I still have not gotten over it. There are a lot of people I did spend more time with but the times with him I remember with much greater detail. He was larger than life. He is still with me every step I take in the woods-I make sure of that. I can relate.

Sorry for your loss.

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Post by Sandman »

Very sorry to hear the news....prayers and thoughts your way.

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Post by sleddog2 »

Soo sorry for the loss of your "GRANDPA!!!!"

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Post by Phoenix_Tom »

Sorry for your loss Chriss. My sincerest condolences.
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Post by Golden Eagle »

My Condolences Chris. Prayers to you and your Family.
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