In Memory of my POP's who passed yesterday 03.27.08
My POP's was a great dad to me, I found that we got along best from a distance.
If I ever needed advice I could always ask him and he was a wealth of information.
I think he was damaged by the war in Vietnam and suffered from PTSD which resulted
in "Problems" with his relationships and he was unable to adjust. He suffered heart disease
that lead to other problems to which he finaly succumbed to the complications. I wished I was more proficient with the use of this computer to somehow convey the pride I feel for his achievements and his dedication to service . Today I have but a short string of his home movies from onboard ship U.S.S. Midway which is now a museum in San Diego Calif. which was our hometown, Home port back then during those years. I post this in his memory and hope the short film is enjoyed by all who may view it. (copyright*2008)
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I know the kind of pride you feel, lost my Pop in 1996; he was an Army man.
Bravo Zulu! May he rest in peace.
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