Michael Sorry to hear of the loss of your brother. I know how painful it can be and will keep your brother and your family in my prayers.
May David rest in peace.
Michael Sorry to hear of the loss of your brother. I know how painful it can be and will keep your brother and your family in my prayers.
May David rest in peace.
As others have mentioned , you painted a pretty clear picture of who and how he was , sounds like the type of person everyone would be lucky to have known. may he rest in peace and thank you both for your service.
Sorry to hear of your loss. My sincerest condolences to you and your family.
Thank you for your thoughts ... I will pass them on.
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As others have mentioned , you painted a pretty clear picture of who and how he was , sounds like the type of person everyone would be lucky to have known. may he rest in peace and thank you both for your service.
Thank you for the compliments ... David would appreciate all those who have chimed in to say good bye.
Michael, sorry to hear about your brother. Sounds like David was a great guy. It will be 2 years this Friday since my brother passed. I know it's difficult. He is watching down on you and remember one day you will see him again. If you can, complete his '32 Roadster in his memory. I have dedicated my '69 Firebird build to my brother (and father). Keep your head up and when you see odd things in your everyday life just remember it's him.
My condolences, and I agree with Ron. Your brother will smile down on his finished car. It's what kept his spirits up when he was with us, and what will help keep it alive in the future. It's good therapy too.
Michael, sorry to hear about your brother. Sounds like David was a great guy. It will be 2 years this Friday since my brother passed. I know it's difficult. He is watching down on you and remember one day you will see him again. If you can, complete his '32 Roadster in his memory. I have dedicated my '69 Firebird build to my brother (and father). Keep your head up and when you see odd things in your everyday life just remember it's him.
GOD Bless!
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My condolences, and I agree with Ron. Your brother will smile down on his finished car. It's what kept his spirits up when he was with us, and what will help keep it alive in the future. It's good therapy too.
Thank you for the condolences .... I'll pass them on. I wished I could finish the 32 but all I have is a one car garage with my camaro and everything else is in here. I think the body shop that did the body and paint work may buy it and finish putting it back together... we'll see.
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