Please Pray for 86 Brick's Family
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ttypewhite
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Sorry to hear:frown: Prayers sent for the family's comfort through this tough time.
XXQUICK6XX
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Sorry to hear but she is in a better place watching over her loved ones. Our thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family.
Steve
Steve
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This is not a sad day, but a happy day. You will understand after the grieving is over.
She is in a BETTER place.
Ty
She is in a BETTER place.
Ty
Dusty Bradford
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Condolences from my family to yours.
Rather than talk about how she died, I will tell you how she lived.
Now that I feel I have composed myself enough to type without starting to cry I figure I'll tell you guys about my Mom and why she was such a special lady. Just to give you a little background on my mother, she came from a very large family (the youngest of 9 children) in Lansdale Pennsylvania so as you can imagine she took care and was the babysitter for most all of her nieces and nephews. Much like her mother she loved children, was a very caring and unselfish person, but her father (who happened to be a truck driver and a former Marine) also made sure that she was tough and didn't take sh!t from nobody! Luckily for me, my brother, and my father she grew up around Muscle Cars and trust me when I say she could just about drive anything and that also included these Turbo Buicks.
She certainly had the speeding tickets to prove it as my dad and bro will certainly attest and I can also remember her beating some guys at the old Hollywood Moroso dragstrip in my parents first '87 Grand National!
My Mom made a LOT of sacrifices in her life so that me and my bro could have nicer things growing up and that also included her taking us pretty much everywhere her or my dad went. She made it a priority to spend as much time as she possibly could with us to make sure we grew up and were raised with the same morals and values that she grew up on! Nothing was more important than her family!!! If any of us needed help with something or needed somebody to fight she always stepped up. She was the type of person that never took "No" for an answer and she had an amazing talent for being able to Read people. In closing, I will always have a tremendous amount of appreciation for how much she loved me as well as how much she loved everybody in her life. She fought like hell to live, but I guess God needed an Angel like her in Heaven where she most certainly will be!!!
Rest in Peace Mom, I will always carry you in my heart.
Steve
PS: Thanks to everyone for their prayers and for their condolences.
Now that I feel I have composed myself enough to type without starting to cry I figure I'll tell you guys about my Mom and why she was such a special lady. Just to give you a little background on my mother, she came from a very large family (the youngest of 9 children) in Lansdale Pennsylvania so as you can imagine she took care and was the babysitter for most all of her nieces and nephews. Much like her mother she loved children, was a very caring and unselfish person, but her father (who happened to be a truck driver and a former Marine) also made sure that she was tough and didn't take sh!t from nobody! Luckily for me, my brother, and my father she grew up around Muscle Cars and trust me when I say she could just about drive anything and that also included these Turbo Buicks.
She certainly had the speeding tickets to prove it as my dad and bro will certainly attest and I can also remember her beating some guys at the old Hollywood Moroso dragstrip in my parents first '87 Grand National! My Mom made a LOT of sacrifices in her life so that me and my bro could have nicer things growing up and that also included her taking us pretty much everywhere her or my dad went. She made it a priority to spend as much time as she possibly could with us to make sure we grew up and were raised with the same morals and values that she grew up on! Nothing was more important than her family!!! If any of us needed help with something or needed somebody to fight she always stepped up. She was the type of person that never took "No" for an answer and she had an amazing talent for being able to Read people. In closing, I will always have a tremendous amount of appreciation for how much she loved me as well as how much she loved everybody in her life. She fought like hell to live, but I guess God needed an Angel like her in Heaven where she most certainly will be!!!
Rest in Peace Mom, I will always carry you in my heart.
Steve
PS: Thanks to everyone for their prayers and for their condolences.
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Thanks Steve that was beautiful bro!
Celebrating a loved one's life is a better place than focusing on their passing.
My mother has been gone for over 5 years and I will share a smile with her every once and a while. A true loved one never goes they are always in your heart.
Celebrating a loved one's life is a better place than focusing on their passing.
My mother has been gone for over 5 years and I will share a smile with her every once and a while. A true loved one never goes they are always in your heart.
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Now that I feel I have composed myself enough to type without starting to cry I figure I'll tell you guys about my Mom and why she was such a special lady. Just to give you a little background on my mother, she came from a very large family (the youngest of 9 children) in Lansdale Pennsylvania so as you can imagine she took care and was the babysitter for most all of her nieces and nephews. Much like her mother she loved children, was a very caring and unselfish person, but her father (who happened to be a truck driver and a former Marine) also made sure that she was tough and didn't take sh!t from nobody! Luckily for me, my brother, and my father she grew up around Muscle Cars and trust me when I say she could just about drive anything and that also included these Turbo Buicks.
My Mom made a LOT of sacrifices in her life so that me and my bro could have nicer things growing up and that also included her taking us pretty much everywhere her or my dad went. She made it a priority to spend as much time as she possibly could with us to make sure we grew up and were raised with the same morals and values that she grew up on! Nothing was more important than her family!!! If any of us needed help with something or needed somebody to fight she always stepped up. She was the type of person that never took "No" for an answer and she had an amazing talent for being able to Read people. In closing, I will always have a tremendous amount of appreciation for how much she loved me as well as how much she loved everybody in her life. She fought like hell to live, but I guess God needed an Angel like her in Heaven where she most certainly will be!!!
Rest in Peace Mom, I will always carry you in my heart.
Steve
PS: Thanks to everyone for their prayers and for their condolences.
Could not have said it better Bro!
-Alex
Yep in the end the memories are all you really have left. The other night I was walking outside and I looked up at the stars. That's something I almost never did but my Mom did it quite often, now I think I understand why. It's amazing how something like this can change your whole perspective on life.
Same here!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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