Susan would take him to church and out to eat at his favorite places. They were good room-mates for each other. After he had multiple strokes and his dementia took over just a few weeks ago, he was in and out of the ICU and board and care hospitals so she moved out here with us.
I pray he will be guided to the Lord, and forgiven his sins. I pray that his family still here, will grow in faith and love. <3 .="">3>
I am grateful my kids even had some memories of being with them, and playing at their house and in his awesome yard. I will never forget that he bought this house for $13k, and worked to grow grapes and oranges (so good!) to be enjoyed by his kids, their kids, and his kid's kid's kids! What a legacy. Lots of memories. Here are some--I don't have time to caption/label each one, but most of these have been on the blog before anyway:


Here is a video when we briefly lived with him in January 2011. Olivia had just turned 1 yr old and was learning to walk. :)
Here's a cute video when one morning, grandpa asked me, "Samantha, what in the devil is twitter?" I couldn't really answer as I never had one...but his reading of this comic strip was hilarious:
~ Rest in peace Grandpa ~
1 comment:
this was a lovely lovely tribute. Thanks you
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