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<p>[QUOTE="Blissskr, post: 2272643, member: 34882"]Sorry for your loss [USER=4781]@dcarr[/USER], and very interesting history and touching tribute to your father. I unfortunately have lost both my parents to cancer. My mother passed away when I was 11 which was tough as she was extremely young herself at only 36. More recently my father passed away in 2012 from lung cancer. It's very tough losing a loved one and losing one to a disease like cancer in any form makes it even tougher due to the progression of the disease.</p><p><br /></p><p>My father is actually the reason I'm on the forums today. He used to take me metal detecting when I was a young boy which I always loved. After he was diagnosed we spent a great deal of time together and he really rekindled my interest in numismatics. I really remember him though for his love of and his patience in teaching me how to fish. Which started when he'd bring me with him when I was 2 years old.</p><p><br /></p><p>I still haven't topped his biggest codfish, as he was a master at jig fishing and with current regulations I doubt I ever will. Though I'm glad that a few months before he was diagnosed with cancer he was with me fishing when I caught the biggest cod I've ever caught. I'll never forget that day I basically went from being a grown man to a kid again. I was so nervous I forgot everything he'd ever taught me about fishing and spent the whole time I brought the fish in asking him if I was doing it right. My father was also a Will, as am I myself. Although he never got to actually meet my own son William the 4th, I know he'd be proud and I look forward to teaching my son everything he taught me.</p><p><br /></p><p>Thank you again for sharing as it's brought up some great memories of my own lost family members and that's truly how they continue to live on through us.</p><p><br /></p><p>Picture below of my father with his biggest cod and then myself below that with my biggest one.</p><p>[ATTACH=full]452946[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]452947[/ATTACH] .[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Blissskr, post: 2272643, member: 34882"]Sorry for your loss [USER=4781]@dcarr[/USER], and very interesting history and touching tribute to your father. I unfortunately have lost both my parents to cancer. My mother passed away when I was 11 which was tough as she was extremely young herself at only 36. More recently my father passed away in 2012 from lung cancer. It's very tough losing a loved one and losing one to a disease like cancer in any form makes it even tougher due to the progression of the disease. My father is actually the reason I'm on the forums today. He used to take me metal detecting when I was a young boy which I always loved. After he was diagnosed we spent a great deal of time together and he really rekindled my interest in numismatics. I really remember him though for his love of and his patience in teaching me how to fish. Which started when he'd bring me with him when I was 2 years old. I still haven't topped his biggest codfish, as he was a master at jig fishing and with current regulations I doubt I ever will. Though I'm glad that a few months before he was diagnosed with cancer he was with me fishing when I caught the biggest cod I've ever caught. I'll never forget that day I basically went from being a grown man to a kid again. I was so nervous I forgot everything he'd ever taught me about fishing and spent the whole time I brought the fish in asking him if I was doing it right. My father was also a Will, as am I myself. Although he never got to actually meet my own son William the 4th, I know he'd be proud and I look forward to teaching my son everything he taught me. Thank you again for sharing as it's brought up some great memories of my own lost family members and that's truly how they continue to live on through us. Picture below of my father with his biggest cod and then myself below that with my biggest one. [ATTACH=full]452946[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]452947[/ATTACH] .[/QUOTE]
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