Tuesday, November 17, 2015
I remember Grandpa and Grandma used to take us fishing at the end of the school year. They took us to celebrate our accomplishment of doing good in school, followed by a dinner at our favorite restaurant.I remember Grandma would follow up dinner with sugar free dinner mints. Going over to their house trick or treating, getting donuts and cider. On Christmas and Thanksgiving they would cook all the fixings. Grandpa was quiet, smart, and enjoyed his hobbies. Some of which were spending time with his family, bird watching, and playing cards. He also enjoyed going on color tours. I could tell Grandpa was proud of his family. He often had a camera placed in his hand waiting to take your picture. If it was a holiday, or a special occasion, he liked to tape record the event to keep in his collection of family memories. These are just a few things I could tell about Grandpa. To sum it up, he was a man that other men should strive to be like. He kept his word, always did his best to do the right thing. He took care of his family, was proud of them, even on their short comings. And he loved with all his heart. He will be missed.
