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Leave a tributeTomorrow is your 92nd birthday. Much has happened for me and our family over the past two years. Elizabeth is completing her Master's degree in England, Maria has only 6 months left of medical school, Jackie is working at Wells Fargo again this summer, and Mom is doing great. We lost Marge in April, although you know that already....my business continues to grow and we continue to serve the most vulnerable children who much like you growing up have to rely on food stamps. I write this as I listen to Frank Sinatra sing "I Did It My Way." I now understand why you liked this song so much. It was you who taught me to do it 'My Way." I miss you Dad!!!! However, I am aware that your I love, wisdom, and compassion are with me everywhere.
There are not enough words to say all that I want to say. Thank you for the wisdom, knowledge and everlasting belief you had in me. Your courage taught me to overcome fear, and know everything is possible. I miss you every day, and know that you are still walking with me.
love you les
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You are here with us in every memory!
Dear Mr. Chuck: Recounting these past two years, I can tell you that you are missed so much. Ms. Donna is OK. Lesleigh is following your example of how to be in life, and your grandchildren are following their dreams. Judy and Jay keep working hard in support them in their journals. Everything is just fine. the sadness is still present as well as the hope you can see every accomplishment of this family is the best stimuli to keep going.
Love and Peace,
Your still with us in every memory,
Marisol
My Way
Dad-
The greatest gift I receieved from you was "courage." You taught me through our many backpacking, sailing, camping and road trips to college, that I must always keep going. Stand up, wipe of the dust and keep going. Your strength and courage is embeded in me and our family............I take you with me everywhere. Thanks Dad! Thanks for taking me to the beach when I was 7 and teaching me that each time I would get knocked down all I needed to do was stand back up. I still use this metaphor of body surfing.............
love you Dad!!!!!