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Another reason I ride every day
#61
So sorry, Dsan. I hope her passing is gentle and brings your family some peace.
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#62
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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#63
Your mom was one cool lady!


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#64
dsan, you have my sympathy...
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#65
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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#66
Condolences Dave, may she rest in peace now.
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#67
(05-13-2017, 08:57 AM)The ferret_imp Wrote: Condolences Dave, may she rest in peace now.


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#68
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.
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#69
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.
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#70
Condolences on the loss of your friend, John, Ferret. A sad day for you and his family.
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