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- Thread starter Ransac
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DarthFerret
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Sorry to hear about that. My condolences...
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Nightstalkers
Guest
I keep telling habby how he's watching his father slowly die before him. I don't think it has entirely sunk into him yet...
Death is inevitable. Only human as you know.
Death is inevitable. Only human as you know.
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Lythand
Guest
Sorry to hear it man. We are here for ya.
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orgg
Guest
I'm very sorry to hear of your sorrow.
My condolences to you and your brother, Mark.
My condolences to you and your brother, Mark.
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sageridder
Guest
Gee guys sorry for your loss.Loseing a family member is always tough, keep him in your hearts and rember the good times you had with him.
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Limited
Guest
My condolences..
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Homestar
Guest
Ouch... I'm very sorry Ransac.....It's not easy losing a family member, my condolences as well....
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BigBlue
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Sorry to hear about your loss.
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evan d
Guest
on the bright side your 23. i'm only 16 and my grandparents could die any day. you've got about 6 years of being with a loved one that I might never get.(if it makes you feel better than think of 6 years worth of happy memories) To err is human but to die is mortal
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Apollo
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Somehow I doubt that is very comforting, evan. 
Sorry to hear about your loss, Ransac. Good luck with everything.
Sorry to hear about your loss, Ransac. Good luck with everything.
turgy22
Nothing Special
Ransac: Condolences to you and your brother.
I've lost two grandmothers in under two years, but both were 90+ years old and very sick. No, expecting it doesn't make it any easier, but sometimes I'm comforted by the thought that their passing isn't necessarily what's best for the rest of us, but it is what's best for them. I suppose it depends on your religious beliefs, but to me, death is a better alternative to a life spent in unreconcilable pain.
So reflect upon the good times and celebrate the impact your grandfather had on you during his time spent on earth. For when we are remembered, we can never truly die.
I've lost two grandmothers in under two years, but both were 90+ years old and very sick. No, expecting it doesn't make it any easier, but sometimes I'm comforted by the thought that their passing isn't necessarily what's best for the rest of us, but it is what's best for them. I suppose it depends on your religious beliefs, but to me, death is a better alternative to a life spent in unreconcilable pain.
So reflect upon the good times and celebrate the impact your grandfather had on you during his time spent on earth. For when we are remembered, we can never truly die.