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Father just died and want to say a few words at funeral......
Father just died and want to say a few words at funeral......
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btw sorry for your loss mate.also dancing brave was my favourite ever horse even though it cost me an absolute fortune in the derby!
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yep wasnt it grenville starkeys fault
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Sorry dancing to hear of your loss . when my mum died aged 61 somebody sent me card saying that - death is merely moving to another room - it gave me a bit of meaning somehow
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61, that's no age anxious
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No SH broke my heart in two
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m8,s mum just pegged at 54 ,know someone who’s wife died at 42 and worst of all a family who had to sit the 5 kids down to Xmas lunch a few years back and explain mum was not going to be around for much longer ....thats a tough one but doesnt matter how bad you think it is there’s always someone getting it worse . But hey this thread is about dbtb and a eulogy and getting up and saying the right stuff and feeling he does his dad/family/friends proud on the day .
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The oldest of the kids was 11
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Last thing the deceased would want is a miserable funersl. Celebrate their life. Tell the greatest memories and the funniest stories, visit the cul de sac called grief privately
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agree Irish
condolences for your loss Dancing Brave, I am sure he had a good life |