Hi - I'm not sure if this is the right place to post this or not. One of this community's members, CACMANJR, had his father pass away yesterday, 10/31. He went in peace, after some health struggles, but Carl could use some good wishes and prayers. I know you all will chime in and make him feel cared for. Thanks, ShariB
Carl, Very sorry for your loss. Hold tight to the good memories with your Dad.. he'll always be with you.
Carl sorry to hear of the loss of you Dad. Rest assured my friend my Dad has been up there for several years and the two of them will be wrenching Buicks and swapping stories till time ends.
Carl sorry to hear about your loss of your father. I lost my dad and " my best friend " when I was 29 years old . We worked side by side on our carpentry jobs . I'm starting to get sidetracked here ! I want to say Dads are great and everything he taught you and you forgot , you will remember and more . A Dads love will never die . The memory's will go on ! If you or your family need anything please call Shirley or I . :TU:
On your father's move to a better place. Hi Carl, just a quick note. Remember the good times, never the bad, remember the great looks and not the frowns. My Dad is 87, deep in the throws of altzhimers. Sadly, and it's somewhat hard to say, better to have your loved one's go to a better place quickly then to struggle mightly and daily to remember virtually anything. I'm not religious, but your "Pops" is good, trust me. Respectively Len
Thanks Thanks to all of you for your condolences and good wishes. It sure makes it easier knowing others are thinking about you. Dad was a good man that often went racing with me and my wife. He lived 83 good years, the last two of which with us. We had time to really get to know each other as adults and he made me aware of what he wanted if he was unable to make decisions for himself. He had his fifth heart attack in July of this year. That caused a lot of brain damage and he lived in another world. We cared for him here at home until he was very weak. In the hospital, 18 hours before his death, he said "I don't want to live this way any more". Then he said "We got a lot of sh*t to do." He died peacefully the next day. We will bury the carrier of his spirit on Thursday but he lives forever in our hearts. Thank you all for your friendship and support during these most difficult times. Sincerly, The Extended Creque Family
your loss Carl, sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Blessings and Grace for you Dad, and may his spirt always with you. Jim
