Passing of Parents.

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postman

Squire
Location
,Leeds
So sorry for this,what with this and the crappy year you have had,all the best from me.
 
Location
Widnes
Sorry to hear that

Mine went a while ago - both quite close together

but it is always a shock - sending sympathy

I was thinking before of some of the things that he told me over the years and that I wish I had asked more about
 

Webbo2

Über Member
I often think off things in my current situation that my mum and dad would love. My dad died before his great grandson was born but my mum had severe dementia and my daughter couldn’t face taking my grandson to meet as she wanted remember her gran in a positive light.
My mum and dad would have so loved to see my daughter married.
They would have been estatic about our dog Bertie.
 

Accy cyclist

Legendary Member
Not my parents as both died 24 and 8 years ago respectively, but my ex father in law died last week. 'Big Bad Bob' died aged 86, I found out from my ex sister in laws post on Facebook. I haven't seen him for must be 9 years since me and Mrs Accy separated, but I was still quite saddened to hear of his death.
 

Zanelad

Guru
Location
Aylesbury
I lost my mother 52 years ago and my father 42 years ago. Still think about them, not every day, but often. I recall going to bed after my father's funeral and feeling I'd never been so alone. I couldn't explain to Mrs K quite how I felt.
 

Accy cyclist

Legendary Member
Not my parents as both died 24 and 8 years ago respectively, but my ex father in law died last week. 'Big Bad Bob' died aged 86, I found out from my ex sister in laws post on Facebook. I haven't seen him for must be 9 years since me and Mrs Accy separated, but I was still quite saddened to hear of his death.

Just remembered, BBB was an ex fairground bare knuckle fighter, ex doorman/bouncer and thought nothing of drinking 15 pints of mild or bitter on a night out! Hence the nickname Big Bad Bob! 😏 😁
 
Location
Widnes
My main regret is that they never met my wife

The idea that I FINALLY managed to find a good one would have been a huge relief to them

and the grand kids (via her son) - my Mum would have loved them!!!
 

Beebo

Firm and Fruity
Location
Hexleybeef
Sorry for your loss.
I’m fortunate to have both parents alive. But my wife has lost both of hers in the last two years.
Sadly it’s a natural fate that awaits us all, parents should die before their children. It’s a natural part of living and growing old. No one wants to see children dying first.)
I’m aware that there is a terrible phone call awaiting me, it could be tomorrow, but it could be 10/20 years away. Just make sure everyone know how much they are loved.
 

Sharky

Legendary Member
Location
Kent
Lost my parents over 33yrs ago and within 3 months of each other. Didn't really sink in at the time, but now regret not doing more (cycling) with my dad. Always thought I had more time.

Far worse is losing a daughter last year.
 
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