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<p>[QUOTE="Stevearino, post: 4283634, member: 74571"]When my father and brother were in a car accident five years ago, I picked them up at a hospital in Grand Forks, ND, and brought them to our home in Moorhead, MN, for recuperation. I had Dad's mail forwarded to us immediately as we weren't sure how long they would be with us. Bad mistake.</p><p><br /></p><p>Dad ended up in the hospital that very night and subsequently in palliative care where he died ten days after the accident. Dad was a generous person, evidenced by the dozens of charities to whom he donated or who bought his name for their own mailing lists. I wrote to every single charity, informing them he was deceased. Didn't help. Stuff (actually, crap in many instances) keeps coming. </p><p><br /></p><p>I decided it was their nickel and now just toss it all. Except for a very few, like the DAV, which I donate to out of respect for my dad's WW II service. During the first day of the Battle of the Bulge he accidentally shot his sergeant, a good friend, in the arm when his captain tossed him a Tommy gun and it discharged when my dad caught it. To his dying day, Dad regretted that, even though it wasn't his fault.</p><p><br /></p><p>Sorry for the digression from shut-in meals. Getting bored stuck in AZ.</p><p><br /></p><p>Steve[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Stevearino, post: 4283634, member: 74571"]When my father and brother were in a car accident five years ago, I picked them up at a hospital in Grand Forks, ND, and brought them to our home in Moorhead, MN, for recuperation. I had Dad's mail forwarded to us immediately as we weren't sure how long they would be with us. Bad mistake. Dad ended up in the hospital that very night and subsequently in palliative care where he died ten days after the accident. Dad was a generous person, evidenced by the dozens of charities to whom he donated or who bought his name for their own mailing lists. I wrote to every single charity, informing them he was deceased. Didn't help. Stuff (actually, crap in many instances) keeps coming. I decided it was their nickel and now just toss it all. Except for a very few, like the DAV, which I donate to out of respect for my dad's WW II service. During the first day of the Battle of the Bulge he accidentally shot his sergeant, a good friend, in the arm when his captain tossed him a Tommy gun and it discharged when my dad caught it. To his dying day, Dad regretted that, even though it wasn't his fault. Sorry for the digression from shut-in meals. Getting bored stuck in AZ. Steve[/QUOTE]
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