Not much to say, really.
He was easily the best Grandpa anybody could really hope for. Never a situation came up where he lost his sense of humor.
He had a great life, a great marriage, a great family and a great life. He was ready to go and he went the way he wanted to go. We should all be that lucky.
Rest in peace, Grandpa. You'll be missed.Love, Blair
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fuk man, i'm sorry
i think he'd be proud
nicely posted my man
feel better, best wishes
Thanks, Blair - that was really nice.
You're absolutely right. Al was, if nothing else, a pretty cheery guy all the time and that is exactly how I will remember him. And, yes, he did get to go the way he wanted and he was indeed ready to go too. I'm glad in a strange way that his bad days are behind him.
Last night I figured he's somewhere at a Casino, playing the slots and the horses, having a smoke and trying to decide whether to go back to the buffet or go have a nap.
RIP indeed, Al, RIP.
Brian
You're right babe, he was a great man and I'm glad that I had the chance to know him. He was a very funny man and so cute with your grandma. I like what Brian said about the casino and the horses...I'm sure that's what he's doing.
here's to ya big guy, and i didn't evne know ya.
glasses in the air!
Blair really sucks to hear about that.
yeah, thoughts are with u man
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