Away for a few days...

On Jun 16, 6:30*pm, Alan Baker > wrote:
> ...for the funeral of my father.
>
> To those who are friends -- sort of: thanks for any good thoughts you
> have.
>
> To those who are not friends -- sort of: thanks for any good thoughts
> you have.
>
> And may none of you lose a loved one so unexpectedly.
>
> Alan

God damned cancer. Why we research any other disease is beyond me.
Seems like half the planet has some form of cancer. Either find a
****ing cure or find out what the **** is causing it.

My condolences as well.

In article >,
Alan Baker > wrote:

> ...for the funeral of my father.
>
> To those who are friends -- sort of: thanks for any good thoughts you
> have.
>
> To those who are not friends -- sort of: thanks for any good thoughts
> you have.
>
> And may none of you lose a loved one so unexpectedly.
>
> Alan

Alan, I am very sorry to hear this. As bad as it is right now, it will
actually get worse after shock wears off and the loss sets in. I wish
you didn't have to go through this.

Best wishes,

Dave

Alan Baker > wrote:

> ...for the funeral of my father.
>
> To those who are friends -- sort of: thanks for any good thoughts you
> have.
>
> To those who are not friends -- sort of: thanks for any good thoughts
> you have.
>
> And may none of you lose a loved one so unexpectedly.

condolences Alan, went through that three years ago with my father...
healthy one day, gone, 4 weeks later, not fun... but it gives you a
clear perspective life is super short, enjoy those who are still with
you, and live life TODAY and forever remember the little gems your
father taught you.

don't leave hammers out in the rain...

daughters are just like their mothers...

are my favs...

oxford

> "Alan Baker" > wrote in message
> ...
> > ...for the funeral of my father.
> >
> > To those who are friends -- sort of: thanks for any good thoughts you
> > have.
> >
> > To those who are not friends -- sort of: thanks for any good thoughts
> > you have.
> >
> > And may none of you lose a loved one so unexpectedly.
> >
> > Alan

Sorry to hear this. I lost my father unexpectedly a few years ago; it's
hard.

Sorry about your loss.

"Alan Baker" > wrote in message
...
> ...for the funeral of my father.
>
> To those who are friends -- sort of: thanks for any good thoughts you
> have.
>
> To those who are not friends -- sort of: thanks for any good thoughts
> you have.
>
> And may none of you lose a loved one so unexpectedly.
>
> Alan

My deepest symathies Alan.

I lost my father when I was 16; it still is difficult certain days. My
thoughts & prayers are with you and your family.

--
bill-o

On Tue, 16 Jun 2009 20:04:33 -0700 (PDT), MuahMan >
wrote:

>God damned cancer. Why we research any other disease is beyond me.
>Seems like half the planet has some form of cancer. Either find a
>****ing cure or find out what the **** is causing it.

That's how I lost my younger brother - small celled lung cancer for a
non-smoker. He left a young son and his wife.

--
"In no part of the constitution is more wisdom to be found,
than in the clause which confides the question of war or peace
to the legislature, and not to the executive department."

- James Madison

Alan Baker wrote:
> ...for the funeral of my father.
>
> To those who are friends -- sort of: thanks for any good thoughts you
> have.
>
> To those who are not friends -- sort of: thanks for any good thoughts
> you have.
>
> And may none of you lose a loved one so unexpectedly.
>
> Alan

I'm sorry to learn of your loss. Please accept my condolences.

Alan Baker wrote:
> ...for the funeral of my father.
>
> To those who are friends -- sort of: thanks for any good thoughts you
> have.
>
> To those who are not friends -- sort of: thanks for any good thoughts
> you have.
>
> And may none of you lose a loved one so unexpectedly.
>
> Alan

My sincere condolences. You are a strong person and you will get through
this.


Take care of yourself and your loved ones.

On Jun 16, 6:30*pm, Alan Baker > wrote:
> ...for the funeral of my father.
>
> To those who are friends -- sort of: thanks for any good thoughts you
> have.
>
> To those who are not friends -- sort of: thanks for any good thoughts
> you have.
>
> And may none of you lose a loved one so unexpectedly.
>
> Alan

I think of my parents each and everyday, and they have passed for a
few years and it was fairly expected. The only cartharsis I have is I
believe in a reunification in the future. Even though there are no
condolences that are truly worthy, I still offer mine as someone who
won't keep you so alone through this roughest of all of life's
times.

CJ