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Bereavement

polly7

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2. Thank you kanda.

Reply to kanda (Reply #1)

Wed Apr 2, 2014, 12:27 AM

Apr 2014

He wasn't yet 50, and I worry and feel so badly for his family. He'd just had two new grandchildren he was so proud of. Maybe my dad and he will meet up somewhere and say 'Hi neighbour' as they always did. Just such a shock ... this is a small town, hopefully we can help his family get through this. He was a very loved person here and I'll never forget the help he gave me so many times and the fun we had. It's just so hard losing someone you think will share those times forever, I can't even imagine not seeing him again.

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I lost a good friend today. [View all] polly7 Apr 2014 OP

so sorry kanda Apr 2014 #1

Thank you kanda. polly7 Apr 2014 #2

So sorry. applegrove Apr 2014 #3

I am so sorry PasadenaTrudy Apr 2014 #4

I'm so sorry for the loss of your sister. polly7 Apr 2014 #5

Thank you... PasadenaTrudy Apr 2014 #6

My sympathy on the loss of your friend.....to his family and all that knew him livetohike Apr 2014 #7

Oh Polly, how awfully sad. auntAgonist Apr 2014 #8

it's very sad what happened to your friend, polly orleans Apr 2014 #9