ZRX1200
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13 years ago
My uncle will not live to see next week.

Two tours of Nam' and 30 years with BLM. A real pioneer spirit and one HELL of a man.

Not a pity thread. Just a call to those with veteran loved ones. We DO NOT get enough time.
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Abrignac
13 years ago
Very sorry to hear about your uncle my friend. He will be in our prayers.
TMCTLT
13 years ago
Very sorry to hear Jamie 🙏
dpnewell
13 years ago
So sorry to hear this, Jamie. Prayers sent.
frankj1
13 years ago
sorry, my friend
Gene363
13 years ago
Prayers for him and your family.
Roaster Dude
13 years ago

Sorry to hear Jamie
jeferris
13 years ago
Prayers and Amen...
edin508
13 years ago
So sorry, Jamie...
RICKAMAVEN
13 years ago
ZRX1200

my deepest sympathy
jnichols
13 years ago
🙏 🙏 for him and the rest of the family.
jackconrad
13 years ago
Peace be with with him..

and family and friends..
cacman
13 years ago
condolences and prayers sent
Lancaster6802
13 years ago
Sorry to hear Jamie.
Bur
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13 years ago
Sorry to hear
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rfenst
13 years ago
Jamie,

Although he has not yet passed, you must already be feeling terribly deep loss for your uncle, father and self. If there were anything holy within my power that I could do to personally guide you through this surreal time, I would. Nevertheless, I am always available to talk about this or to just to shoot-the-****- if just to distract you for a while. Please feel free to call or email 24/7. I will be up for a long while tonight. In the meantime, know well that you and your family have my prayers that God give you and you receive the strength to take care of one another and to lessen your angst and grief.

Robert


P.S. I think that posting this on the political board where you hang out, was a fine thing to do,
ZRX1200
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13 years ago
Thanks for the thoughts and prayers, he's been fighting stage 4 cancer for some time. This was a result of Agent Orange exposure that's why I posted it here. I personally know 3 good men that were taken from this world by exposure.

The hardest part is not seeing him during this last round of chemo, and feeling for my dad and cousins.

Everyone deals with this at some point and it's never easy. Looks like I'll have two uncles to drink a beer with next memorial day at the VA cemetery.
rfenst
13 years ago

Thanks for the thoughts and prayers, he's been fighting stage 4 cancer for some time. This was a result of Agent Orange exposure that's why I posted it here. I personally know 3 good men that were taken from this world by exposure.

The hardest part is not seeing him during this last round of chemo, and feeling for my dad and cousins.

Everyone deals with this at some point and it's never easy. Looks like I'll have two uncles to drink a beer with next memorial day at the VA cemetery.

ZRX1200 wrote:



Sometimes a loved one passing away is a blessed, but sad event. You could go to see him even if he doesn't know you are there and to be there for your dad and other family. That might absolve yourself of so much guilt and hurt- and be of amazing comfort for them. That would also say more about you as a person to yourself, then you might imagine.
DadZilla3
13 years ago
You're so right, we don't get enough time...but we do the best we can.
Prayers sent for a veteran and his loving family.
DrafterX
13 years ago
🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏
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