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In reply to the discussion: How many of us did what GWB just did? Eulogizing a dead parent? [View all]ghostsinthemachine
(3,569 posts)52. Twice for me.
My Dad was hard, he had few, if any redeeming qualities. My Mom was the opposite so finding words wasnt tough.
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How many of us did what GWB just did? Eulogizing a dead parent? [View all]
Stinky The Clown
Dec 2018
OP
One of my brothers did that for both of my parents, and I felt he "did us all proud".
Tanuki
Dec 2018
#10
I have my Dad's flag in my office. I have the one given by the American Legion flying in front of
Stinky The Clown
Dec 2018
#41
I spoke so long about my mom that a wedding in same church had to be delayed
Awsi Dooger
Dec 2018
#33
It is hard. I also read my husband's words for his mother because his voice kept breaking.
Hekate
Dec 2018
#60
Me. I live in Southern California, but my Dad and I are born and bred in Alabama.
BamaRefugee
Dec 2018
#62