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    Soulus83
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    References: here So it finally happenned...yesterday my father was recovering well from pneumonia so doctors tried to get him out of assisted breathing, but his heart was not as good as they thought due to the last cardiac arrest so he finally passed away... I'm sure each of us thinks very highly of our parents and I'm not exception. 74 years old, I could never beat him in chess or arm wrestling. Last 2 years he didn't play soccer as he used to, due to medical advice but he would still punch his old box bag 30 minutes straight, as he always loved this sport. I spent most of last year living with my parents so I'm not sad because I spent all time I could with him...there's the feeling that I could do more for him but he was very proud and will never use help if he could do anything on his own ;) My father taught me how to speak in english, to read, to fight, to not be afraid of the dark among many other things...even to play videogames! Fathers never stop teaching us, mine is now teaching me how much you can miss another being. He will never let me put my hands down and I'm not willing to now, he will probably come and punch me in the liver or jab my face :-D Farewell dad.

    "Whether you think you can, or you think you can't--either way, you are right." — Henry Ford "When I waste my time, I only use the best, Code Project...don't leave home without it." — Slacker007

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      References: here So it finally happenned...yesterday my father was recovering well from pneumonia so doctors tried to get him out of assisted breathing, but his heart was not as good as they thought due to the last cardiac arrest so he finally passed away... I'm sure each of us thinks very highly of our parents and I'm not exception. 74 years old, I could never beat him in chess or arm wrestling. Last 2 years he didn't play soccer as he used to, due to medical advice but he would still punch his old box bag 30 minutes straight, as he always loved this sport. I spent most of last year living with my parents so I'm not sad because I spent all time I could with him...there's the feeling that I could do more for him but he was very proud and will never use help if he could do anything on his own ;) My father taught me how to speak in english, to read, to fight, to not be afraid of the dark among many other things...even to play videogames! Fathers never stop teaching us, mine is now teaching me how much you can miss another being. He will never let me put my hands down and I'm not willing to now, he will probably come and punch me in the liver or jab my face :-D Farewell dad.

      "Whether you think you can, or you think you can't--either way, you are right." — Henry Ford "When I waste my time, I only use the best, Code Project...don't leave home without it." — Slacker007

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      Chris Meech
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      My sympathies on your loss. :rose: Keep your memories of him strong. Seriously, they will put many a smile on your face in the coming years. :)

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        References: here So it finally happenned...yesterday my father was recovering well from pneumonia so doctors tried to get him out of assisted breathing, but his heart was not as good as they thought due to the last cardiac arrest so he finally passed away... I'm sure each of us thinks very highly of our parents and I'm not exception. 74 years old, I could never beat him in chess or arm wrestling. Last 2 years he didn't play soccer as he used to, due to medical advice but he would still punch his old box bag 30 minutes straight, as he always loved this sport. I spent most of last year living with my parents so I'm not sad because I spent all time I could with him...there's the feeling that I could do more for him but he was very proud and will never use help if he could do anything on his own ;) My father taught me how to speak in english, to read, to fight, to not be afraid of the dark among many other things...even to play videogames! Fathers never stop teaching us, mine is now teaching me how much you can miss another being. He will never let me put my hands down and I'm not willing to now, he will probably come and punch me in the liver or jab my face :-D Farewell dad.

        "Whether you think you can, or you think you can't--either way, you are right." — Henry Ford "When I waste my time, I only use the best, Code Project...don't leave home without it." — Slacker007

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        Dalek Dave
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        Commiserations. Always sad to lose those you love.

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          References: here So it finally happenned...yesterday my father was recovering well from pneumonia so doctors tried to get him out of assisted breathing, but his heart was not as good as they thought due to the last cardiac arrest so he finally passed away... I'm sure each of us thinks very highly of our parents and I'm not exception. 74 years old, I could never beat him in chess or arm wrestling. Last 2 years he didn't play soccer as he used to, due to medical advice but he would still punch his old box bag 30 minutes straight, as he always loved this sport. I spent most of last year living with my parents so I'm not sad because I spent all time I could with him...there's the feeling that I could do more for him but he was very proud and will never use help if he could do anything on his own ;) My father taught me how to speak in english, to read, to fight, to not be afraid of the dark among many other things...even to play videogames! Fathers never stop teaching us, mine is now teaching me how much you can miss another being. He will never let me put my hands down and I'm not willing to now, he will probably come and punch me in the liver or jab my face :-D Farewell dad.

          "Whether you think you can, or you think you can't--either way, you are right." — Henry Ford "When I waste my time, I only use the best, Code Project...don't leave home without it." — Slacker007

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          Henry Minute
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          May he rest in peace.:rose::rose:

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            References: here So it finally happenned...yesterday my father was recovering well from pneumonia so doctors tried to get him out of assisted breathing, but his heart was not as good as they thought due to the last cardiac arrest so he finally passed away... I'm sure each of us thinks very highly of our parents and I'm not exception. 74 years old, I could never beat him in chess or arm wrestling. Last 2 years he didn't play soccer as he used to, due to medical advice but he would still punch his old box bag 30 minutes straight, as he always loved this sport. I spent most of last year living with my parents so I'm not sad because I spent all time I could with him...there's the feeling that I could do more for him but he was very proud and will never use help if he could do anything on his own ;) My father taught me how to speak in english, to read, to fight, to not be afraid of the dark among many other things...even to play videogames! Fathers never stop teaching us, mine is now teaching me how much you can miss another being. He will never let me put my hands down and I'm not willing to now, he will probably come and punch me in the liver or jab my face :-D Farewell dad.

            "Whether you think you can, or you think you can't--either way, you are right." — Henry Ford "When I waste my time, I only use the best, Code Project...don't leave home without it." — Slacker007

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            Lost User
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            I never met the man but based on your description I already like him!

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              References: here So it finally happenned...yesterday my father was recovering well from pneumonia so doctors tried to get him out of assisted breathing, but his heart was not as good as they thought due to the last cardiac arrest so he finally passed away... I'm sure each of us thinks very highly of our parents and I'm not exception. 74 years old, I could never beat him in chess or arm wrestling. Last 2 years he didn't play soccer as he used to, due to medical advice but he would still punch his old box bag 30 minutes straight, as he always loved this sport. I spent most of last year living with my parents so I'm not sad because I spent all time I could with him...there's the feeling that I could do more for him but he was very proud and will never use help if he could do anything on his own ;) My father taught me how to speak in english, to read, to fight, to not be afraid of the dark among many other things...even to play videogames! Fathers never stop teaching us, mine is now teaching me how much you can miss another being. He will never let me put my hands down and I'm not willing to now, he will probably come and punch me in the liver or jab my face :-D Farewell dad.

              "Whether you think you can, or you think you can't--either way, you are right." — Henry Ford "When I waste my time, I only use the best, Code Project...don't leave home without it." — Slacker007

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              Corporal Agarn
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              :rose: My condolences.

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                References: here So it finally happenned...yesterday my father was recovering well from pneumonia so doctors tried to get him out of assisted breathing, but his heart was not as good as they thought due to the last cardiac arrest so he finally passed away... I'm sure each of us thinks very highly of our parents and I'm not exception. 74 years old, I could never beat him in chess or arm wrestling. Last 2 years he didn't play soccer as he used to, due to medical advice but he would still punch his old box bag 30 minutes straight, as he always loved this sport. I spent most of last year living with my parents so I'm not sad because I spent all time I could with him...there's the feeling that I could do more for him but he was very proud and will never use help if he could do anything on his own ;) My father taught me how to speak in english, to read, to fight, to not be afraid of the dark among many other things...even to play videogames! Fathers never stop teaching us, mine is now teaching me how much you can miss another being. He will never let me put my hands down and I'm not willing to now, he will probably come and punch me in the liver or jab my face :-D Farewell dad.

                "Whether you think you can, or you think you can't--either way, you are right." — Henry Ford "When I waste my time, I only use the best, Code Project...don't leave home without it." — Slacker007

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                Chris C B
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                My condolences. :rose: You have written him a moving eulogy.

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                  References: here So it finally happenned...yesterday my father was recovering well from pneumonia so doctors tried to get him out of assisted breathing, but his heart was not as good as they thought due to the last cardiac arrest so he finally passed away... I'm sure each of us thinks very highly of our parents and I'm not exception. 74 years old, I could never beat him in chess or arm wrestling. Last 2 years he didn't play soccer as he used to, due to medical advice but he would still punch his old box bag 30 minutes straight, as he always loved this sport. I spent most of last year living with my parents so I'm not sad because I spent all time I could with him...there's the feeling that I could do more for him but he was very proud and will never use help if he could do anything on his own ;) My father taught me how to speak in english, to read, to fight, to not be afraid of the dark among many other things...even to play videogames! Fathers never stop teaching us, mine is now teaching me how much you can miss another being. He will never let me put my hands down and I'm not willing to now, he will probably come and punch me in the liver or jab my face :-D Farewell dad.

                  "Whether you think you can, or you think you can't--either way, you are right." — Henry Ford "When I waste my time, I only use the best, Code Project...don't leave home without it." — Slacker007

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                  :rose:

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                    References: here So it finally happenned...yesterday my father was recovering well from pneumonia so doctors tried to get him out of assisted breathing, but his heart was not as good as they thought due to the last cardiac arrest so he finally passed away... I'm sure each of us thinks very highly of our parents and I'm not exception. 74 years old, I could never beat him in chess or arm wrestling. Last 2 years he didn't play soccer as he used to, due to medical advice but he would still punch his old box bag 30 minutes straight, as he always loved this sport. I spent most of last year living with my parents so I'm not sad because I spent all time I could with him...there's the feeling that I could do more for him but he was very proud and will never use help if he could do anything on his own ;) My father taught me how to speak in english, to read, to fight, to not be afraid of the dark among many other things...even to play videogames! Fathers never stop teaching us, mine is now teaching me how much you can miss another being. He will never let me put my hands down and I'm not willing to now, he will probably come and punch me in the liver or jab my face :-D Farewell dad.

                    "Whether you think you can, or you think you can't--either way, you are right." — Henry Ford "When I waste my time, I only use the best, Code Project...don't leave home without it." — Slacker007

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                    Nagy Vilmos
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                    :rose: God bless your father, may he rest in peace.


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                      References: here So it finally happenned...yesterday my father was recovering well from pneumonia so doctors tried to get him out of assisted breathing, but his heart was not as good as they thought due to the last cardiac arrest so he finally passed away... I'm sure each of us thinks very highly of our parents and I'm not exception. 74 years old, I could never beat him in chess or arm wrestling. Last 2 years he didn't play soccer as he used to, due to medical advice but he would still punch his old box bag 30 minutes straight, as he always loved this sport. I spent most of last year living with my parents so I'm not sad because I spent all time I could with him...there's the feeling that I could do more for him but he was very proud and will never use help if he could do anything on his own ;) My father taught me how to speak in english, to read, to fight, to not be afraid of the dark among many other things...even to play videogames! Fathers never stop teaching us, mine is now teaching me how much you can miss another being. He will never let me put my hands down and I'm not willing to now, he will probably come and punch me in the liver or jab my face :-D Farewell dad.

                      "Whether you think you can, or you think you can't--either way, you are right." — Henry Ford "When I waste my time, I only use the best, Code Project...don't leave home without it." — Slacker007

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                      hairy_hats
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                      :rose: My condolences.

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                        References: here So it finally happenned...yesterday my father was recovering well from pneumonia so doctors tried to get him out of assisted breathing, but his heart was not as good as they thought due to the last cardiac arrest so he finally passed away... I'm sure each of us thinks very highly of our parents and I'm not exception. 74 years old, I could never beat him in chess or arm wrestling. Last 2 years he didn't play soccer as he used to, due to medical advice but he would still punch his old box bag 30 minutes straight, as he always loved this sport. I spent most of last year living with my parents so I'm not sad because I spent all time I could with him...there's the feeling that I could do more for him but he was very proud and will never use help if he could do anything on his own ;) My father taught me how to speak in english, to read, to fight, to not be afraid of the dark among many other things...even to play videogames! Fathers never stop teaching us, mine is now teaching me how much you can miss another being. He will never let me put my hands down and I'm not willing to now, he will probably come and punch me in the liver or jab my face :-D Farewell dad.

                        "Whether you think you can, or you think you can't--either way, you are right." — Henry Ford "When I waste my time, I only use the best, Code Project...don't leave home without it." — Slacker007

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                        Rod Kemp
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                        That you can make a post like this speaks much not only of him but of you and what you learned from him and while the loosing a parent is no easy thing I do thank you for this insight into what our parents attempt to teach us and hope we will learn. :rose:

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                          References: here So it finally happenned...yesterday my father was recovering well from pneumonia so doctors tried to get him out of assisted breathing, but his heart was not as good as they thought due to the last cardiac arrest so he finally passed away... I'm sure each of us thinks very highly of our parents and I'm not exception. 74 years old, I could never beat him in chess or arm wrestling. Last 2 years he didn't play soccer as he used to, due to medical advice but he would still punch his old box bag 30 minutes straight, as he always loved this sport. I spent most of last year living with my parents so I'm not sad because I spent all time I could with him...there's the feeling that I could do more for him but he was very proud and will never use help if he could do anything on his own ;) My father taught me how to speak in english, to read, to fight, to not be afraid of the dark among many other things...even to play videogames! Fathers never stop teaching us, mine is now teaching me how much you can miss another being. He will never let me put my hands down and I'm not willing to now, he will probably come and punch me in the liver or jab my face :-D Farewell dad.

                          "Whether you think you can, or you think you can't--either way, you are right." — Henry Ford "When I waste my time, I only use the best, Code Project...don't leave home without it." — Slacker007

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                          GuyThiebaut
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                          Sorry for your loss :rose:

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                            References: here So it finally happenned...yesterday my father was recovering well from pneumonia so doctors tried to get him out of assisted breathing, but his heart was not as good as they thought due to the last cardiac arrest so he finally passed away... I'm sure each of us thinks very highly of our parents and I'm not exception. 74 years old, I could never beat him in chess or arm wrestling. Last 2 years he didn't play soccer as he used to, due to medical advice but he would still punch his old box bag 30 minutes straight, as he always loved this sport. I spent most of last year living with my parents so I'm not sad because I spent all time I could with him...there's the feeling that I could do more for him but he was very proud and will never use help if he could do anything on his own ;) My father taught me how to speak in english, to read, to fight, to not be afraid of the dark among many other things...even to play videogames! Fathers never stop teaching us, mine is now teaching me how much you can miss another being. He will never let me put my hands down and I'm not willing to now, he will probably come and punch me in the liver or jab my face :-D Farewell dad.

                            "Whether you think you can, or you think you can't--either way, you are right." — Henry Ford "When I waste my time, I only use the best, Code Project...don't leave home without it." — Slacker007

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                            BRShroyer
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                            He sounds like a great man who will be missed by many. Never forget what he has taught you and be sure to pass it on if/when you have children. :rose:

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                              References: here So it finally happenned...yesterday my father was recovering well from pneumonia so doctors tried to get him out of assisted breathing, but his heart was not as good as they thought due to the last cardiac arrest so he finally passed away... I'm sure each of us thinks very highly of our parents and I'm not exception. 74 years old, I could never beat him in chess or arm wrestling. Last 2 years he didn't play soccer as he used to, due to medical advice but he would still punch his old box bag 30 minutes straight, as he always loved this sport. I spent most of last year living with my parents so I'm not sad because I spent all time I could with him...there's the feeling that I could do more for him but he was very proud and will never use help if he could do anything on his own ;) My father taught me how to speak in english, to read, to fight, to not be afraid of the dark among many other things...even to play videogames! Fathers never stop teaching us, mine is now teaching me how much you can miss another being. He will never let me put my hands down and I'm not willing to now, he will probably come and punch me in the liver or jab my face :-D Farewell dad.

                              "Whether you think you can, or you think you can't--either way, you are right." — Henry Ford "When I waste my time, I only use the best, Code Project...don't leave home without it." — Slacker007

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                              Andy Brummer
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                              :rose:

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                                References: here So it finally happenned...yesterday my father was recovering well from pneumonia so doctors tried to get him out of assisted breathing, but his heart was not as good as they thought due to the last cardiac arrest so he finally passed away... I'm sure each of us thinks very highly of our parents and I'm not exception. 74 years old, I could never beat him in chess or arm wrestling. Last 2 years he didn't play soccer as he used to, due to medical advice but he would still punch his old box bag 30 minutes straight, as he always loved this sport. I spent most of last year living with my parents so I'm not sad because I spent all time I could with him...there's the feeling that I could do more for him but he was very proud and will never use help if he could do anything on his own ;) My father taught me how to speak in english, to read, to fight, to not be afraid of the dark among many other things...even to play videogames! Fathers never stop teaching us, mine is now teaching me how much you can miss another being. He will never let me put my hands down and I'm not willing to now, he will probably come and punch me in the liver or jab my face :-D Farewell dad.

                                "Whether you think you can, or you think you can't--either way, you are right." — Henry Ford "When I waste my time, I only use the best, Code Project...don't leave home without it." — Slacker007

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                                Tarakeshwar Reddy
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                                :rose: I am sure your dad would have been proud to see you post something like this. Your post reminds me of a movie Vaaranam Aayiram[^] (one of the regional language movie in India). It is one of my favourite movie, the story was inspired by many other films, but it was also based on the true life story of the director and his dad. Hats off to you and your dad.

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