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My dad died last week, and I never want him to be forgotten, so humor me while I tell you about him.
- He had three sisters and three daughters. Born to be a girl dad. The best dad in the world, even to his dog Max.
- He loved live music.
- He loved Golden Knights hockey. He lived down the street from the arena for years and could hear the horn before they'd score on TV, so he'd always know before me lol.
- He had a better singing voice than he'd like to admit.
- He watched my clients like they were his own kids. Every time anyone caught a ball, he saw. He texted me every single time.
- He was a truck driver to start his career, and he loved the road. He lived in his RV for a few of his last years on earth.
- He loved his granddaughters. His last words were "love you baby" to my 2-year-old niece.
- He loved boats. We owned wave runners for a few years and we had so much fun.
- He loved treating people. He was so kind and generous. His success was only fun if he could share it with others.
- He bought every daughter a house at some point as an investment for himself and for us.
- He wanted more time. He loved life.
For my dad today, please call someone you love. Do something fun this weekend. Buy the concert tickets, go eat a big fancy meal. Buy someone a random gift for no reason.
I'll spend the rest of my life telling people about him.
- He had three sisters and three daughters. Born to be a girl dad. The best dad in the world, even to his dog Max.
- He loved live music.
- He loved Golden Knights hockey. He lived down the street from the arena for years and could hear the horn before they'd score on TV, so he'd always know before me lol.
- He had a better singing voice than he'd like to admit.
- He watched my clients like they were his own kids. Every time anyone caught a ball, he saw. He texted me every single time.
- He was a truck driver to start his career, and he loved the road. He lived in his RV for a few of his last years on earth.
- He loved his granddaughters. His last words were "love you baby" to my 2-year-old niece.
- He loved boats. We owned wave runners for a few years and we had so much fun.
- He loved treating people. He was so kind and generous. His success was only fun if he could share it with others.
- He bought every daughter a house at some point as an investment for himself and for us.
- He wanted more time. He loved life.
For my dad today, please call someone you love. Do something fun this weekend. Buy the concert tickets, go eat a big fancy meal. Buy someone a random gift for no reason.
I'll spend the rest of my life telling people about him.
