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I sympathize with your position, having one grandparent left myself. Lost one grandfather early in my teens, which feels like a lifetime ago now, but lost my two dearest grandparents back to back in less than a year during my last years at college, I think because one couldn't live without the other for too long. You will see that a lot in older couples of that generation: when one dies, the surviving spouse doesn't last long afterward, as if their heart is literally broken. That's about the truest sign of love there is, when you can't imagine life without them.
My grandmother on my mother's side was my whole world, and sadly she lived far enough away that I only got to see her once or twice a year or on special occasions as I got older and had more obligations in my life. Didn't get to see her close to two years before she died due to work and schooling, and that's a lack of closure I think will always haunt me. What will never haunt me, however, is how much we meant to each other. Everything that is good inside of me is there because she helped plant those seeds and nurtured them to growth, and I'd give anything just to have another hour with her, to thank her for all that she did for me now that I've had years to reflect on just how impactful her life and lessons were on me.
You are in our thoughts, and we're always here for you if you should need it.
Sorry to hear that.....
@0BradyM0Bondfanatic7
@Benny
@DarthDimi
@MI6HQ
Thank you all so much. It doesn’t go unappreciated by me to see you take the time to say something kind. And I send back my own condolences to those who have lost family. Today is harder than yesterday for some reason, I guess it’s just sinking in more and more. Finding it difficult to concentrate on much else right now.
I lost the last aunt on my Dad's side of the family this week. She was 96, but still it's sad that generation of the family has all passed on now.
@Ludovico
@Dragonpol
Thanks to all of you as well, and my condolences to you @Dragonpol.
Thank you, @FoxRox.
https://variety.com/2023/artisans/obituaries-people-news/oliver-wood-dead-bourne-identity-die-hard-2-1235528062/
https://variety.com/2023/music/news/gerald-fried-dead-star-trek-gilligans-island-1235527398/
Thank you very much. I definitely feel a strong bond and support system with some of the community members here, certainly those who have kindly acknowledged my losses. I’m lucky to have people who care.
@Venutius
I very much appreciate it. Very touched by the outpouring, everyone <3
My condolences @Dragonpol .
Thank you, @Ludovico.
https://deadline.com/2023/02/richard-belzer-dies-law-and-order-svu-actor-comedian-was-78-1235265177/
R.I.P. Dickie Davies, a sports presenting legend in the UK.
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-lancashire-64700358
94 a great age, I have fond memories watching World of Sport as a kid.
Yes, though not a sports fan, I would tune in to watch Dickie on WorldofSport, on Saturdays, as it had an eclectic content, ("and now we go to Acapulco for Diving competition!")
and of course the wrestling with 'Big Daddy' and 'Giant Haystacks' Happy Days!
I used to watch wrestling on a Saturday morning, Big Daddy vs Giant Haystacks was legendary at the time, it was before I got into the WWF and years before the first Wrestlemania.
https://www.radiotimes.com/tv/sci-fi/jansen-panettiere-death-newsupdate/
The Gim Reaper has been busy, I think.
Thank you, @GoldenGun. Yes, good memories are that part of the person's spirit that remains with us on this earthly realm.
RIP Motty