That's my dad in the bucket, courtesy of his older brother and sister, Louie and Bertha.
He was nine years old in this photograph (the cute blonde kid in the center):
Thirty-five in this photograph, before he met my mother:
This is one of my favorites, early days on the ranch in his Robert Redford persona:
Many, many years later he came to live with us. Three generations posed for a photo:
"You can plan for life, but you can't outsmart it."
Dad, that old cliche of yours I repeat many times. The older I get, the truer it becomes.
I wish I had listened to you more, and spoke back a lot less.
But mostly I wish we could see just one more ball game together.
Happy Fathers' Day, Dad!
We still miss you.
Mike
4 comments:
Thanks for the memories, cousin.
Excellent tribute to a great man, and it never ceases to amaze me the wisdom that he left behind.
Don't get paranoid, I just misspelled a word and couldn't figure out how to fix it.
Hey, Michael, we sent Matt's graduation announcement to the Maufrais address and it was returned. Did you move?
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