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Title: For Father's Day, in honor of my Dad
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Published: Jun 15, 2013
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Post Date: 2013-06-15 22:21:24 by James Deffenbach
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Poster Comment: My dad passed away in 2002. I had 50 wonderful years with him and couldn't have asked for a better dad. And I am one of the lucky people who can say that the same is true for my mom, couldn't have a better one if I could have chosen. Mom is still with us and we all miss Dad but we know we will see him again someday and also that he is in a much better place.
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#2. To: James Deffenbach (#0)
My Dad is gone also, buried under the flag that gave him tuberculosis (from which he recovered) and the nightmares of the Dresden bombings. A member of the "greatest generation" who never acknowledged how they were duped and used but was able to point out how my generation flushed it all down the toilet. A mentor and inspiration to alot of people as a pastor, parenting was not his strong suit. God bless him, his last words to my brother and I were that he was going to Heaven and was sorry his sons were not going to be joining him there. Got a feeling he was half right and that we may see him yet.
#4. To: Hmmmmm (#2)
I do hope you will join him there. As for not wanting to admit he was duped, no one ever wants to believe that. It's hard to accept that you have been taken in by con men and many, perhaps most, of the so-called "greatest generation" have never accepted that and probably never will because of the cognitive dissonance.
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Replies to Comment # 2. God bless him, his last words to my brother and I were that he was going to Heaven and was sorry his sons were not going to be joining him there. Got a feeling he was half right and that we may see him yet.
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