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Just taking a moment...

to remember my dad, who passed away 6 years ago this morning; 12:05am to be precise. We got the call soon after , amid the usual Happy New Years and such from family and friends. It was a bit surreal. Amazing how quickly the years go by... just pausing and reflecting a bit.
He was a good Dad, was great to all my friends and he loved sports, but especially baseball. He and Mom married late in life and when I was born he was already in his late 50's. When he was in his mid 70's we would still go and throw the ball around. Man, could he throw hard! My hand still stings just thinking about it.
From what he told me he played infield, primarily 2nd and SS for a variety a local teams, city leagues and such. Not really much of a hitter, but fast
Which was basically what I was in little league, guess it ran in the family.
Im sure that he and mom are hanging out and raising a glass somewhere. I'm raising a glass to both of them right now.
Here's to a healthy, happy and peaceful New Years folks.
~Cheers~
He was a good Dad, was great to all my friends and he loved sports, but especially baseball. He and Mom married late in life and when I was born he was already in his late 50's. When he was in his mid 70's we would still go and throw the ball around. Man, could he throw hard! My hand still stings just thinking about it.
From what he told me he played infield, primarily 2nd and SS for a variety a local teams, city leagues and such. Not really much of a hitter, but fast

Im sure that he and mom are hanging out and raising a glass somewhere. I'm raising a glass to both of them right now.
Here's to a healthy, happy and peaceful New Years folks.
~Cheers~
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Doug
Liquidating my collection for the 3rd and final time. Time for others to enjoy what I have enjoyed over the last several decades. Money could be put to better use.
Thanks!
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TheDallasCowboyBackfieldProject
Sure hope your memories keep you good company, I know mine will, when it's time that is. I'm one of the lucky ones. Spent Christmas with my parents. They're gettin old, but one look in the mirror and so am I, ha ha.
Here's to ya bud.
You did it in fine fashion too!
1994 Pro Line Live
TheDallasCowboyBackfieldProject
Ichiro, here's to ya... again.
No fonder memories than playing catch and pepper with my dad.
Happy New Year.
Rick
he did some time in prison in california i think
he dont even get a woo
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<< <i>to remember my dad, who passed away 6 years ago this morning; 12:05am to be precise. We got the call soon after , amid the usual Happy New Years and such from family and friends. It was a bit surreal. Amazing how quickly the years go by... just pausing and reflecting a bit.
He was a good Dad, was great to all my friends and he loved sports, but especially baseball. He and Mom married late in life and when I was born he was already in his late 50's. When he was in his mid 70's we would still go and throw the ball around. Man, could he throw hard! My hand still stings just thinking about it.
From what he told me he played infield, primarily 2nd and SS for a variety a local teams, city leagues and such. Not really much of a hitter, but fast
Im sure that he and mom are hanging out and raising a glass somewhere. I'm raising a glass to both of them right now.
Here's to a healthy, happy and peaceful New Years folks.
~Cheers~ >>
Boy do I want to have a catch with my Dad right know ( and in NY it is -1) and as much as I want to have a catch with my Dad I want to throw the ball with my son (who is still awake {9 years old and wants to make it til 5:00 am}
Ichiro --- God Bless you and your Dad and Have A Happy New Year
Mike
In the words of the modern bard, 'The days run away like wild horses over the hills'. Skoal, Dad!
<< <i>to remember my dad, who passed away 6 years ago this morning; 12:05am to be precise. We got the call soon after , amid the usual Happy New Years and such from family and friends. It was a bit surreal. Amazing how quickly the years go by... just pausing and reflecting a bit.
He was a good Dad, was great to all my friends and he loved sports, but especially baseball. He and Mom married late in life and when I was born he was already in his late 50's. When he was in his mid 70's we would still go and throw the ball around. Man, could he throw hard! My hand still stings just thinking about it.
From what he told me he played infield, primarily 2nd and SS for a variety a local teams, city leagues and such. Not really much of a hitter, but fast
Im sure that he and mom are hanging out and raising a glass somewhere. I'm raising a glass to both of them right now.
Here's to a healthy, happy and peaceful New Years folks.
~Cheers~ >>
My dad passed away more than 4 years ago and I miss him everyday. He was in the hospital and just had a leg amputated due to diabetes and I knew he really had no fight left in him. He decided to no longer take his meds and he stopped the dyalasis that kept him alive for 4 years. I was upset with him and wanted to selfishly keep him around no matter what. My dad took my hand and looked me in the eyes and said "you will always have my memories!" In an instant I had to let my dad go but I think of that line so many times and often smile when I think of the memories of my dad. I miss that old guy so bad but my memories of him always brings me back to a time or place we spent together.....I really do have his memories!
Sorry for your losses, but glad to hear you have good memories of your dads.
-Tom
Thanks again for sharing.