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So sorry, Dsan. I hope her passing is gentle and brings your family some peace.
Sorry Dsan. I experienced similar about 6 years ago with my mum. I came back to U.K. to be with her and then obviously to attend her funeral/celebration of her life. This was organized as a joyous non religious occasion and some family members, I had not seen for many years. In a positive way, it was actually very nice with everyone telling funny/crazy stories about my mum (& dads) earlier years. Like others have said, I think about them every day especially when times are tough but also I am very thankful to have known them.
This is mum sometime in the '40's touring the Swiss Alps on a Triumph twin


Keep your chin up, mate as your surrounded by well wishers!


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Your mom was one cool lady!


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dsan, you have my sympathy...
Thank you all Mom is finally free ! She passed today at 12:00. Dad has been talking about getting a new bike. He sold his 09 kawi Concors a few months back. We will be planning some rides.

Dave.



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Condolences Dave, may she rest in peace now.
(05-13-2017, 08:57 AM)The ferret_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Condolences Dave, may she rest in peace now.


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Condolences, Dave. It's a sad day. Take time with your family to celebrate her life. It's surprisingly cathartic and you may find yourself laughing a good deal.
Well, I got the call a little bit ago, John passed at 5:30 a.m. this morning. So sad. I was afraid it would happen while I was at the rally. When I visited him the day before leaving I told him to hang in there until I got back and he did. He fought for a long time. Such a sad ending for a really nice guy.

So today I will gear up, say a prayer for John and go for a nice leisurly ride and fondly think about the 25 years of adventures he and I shared together all across this country. I would ask anybody else riding today to dedicate their ride to John, or another fellow motorcyclist that no can longer ride as well.

RIP John.
Condolences on the loss of your friend, John, Ferret. A sad day for you and his family.
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