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RIP, Mr Ferzetti, one of the greatest characters in the whole franchise
http://www.bbc.com/sport/0/football/35141430
So did I . What a great film!
http://www.theguardian.com/music/2015/dec/29/lemmy-lead-singer-of-motorhead-dies-at-70-after-battle-with-cancer
http://news.sky.com/story/1615310/nat-king-coles-daughter-natalie-cole-dies
jeanmarcmorandini.com/article-338569-le-chanteur-michel-delpech-est-decede-ce-soir-a-21h30-a-l-age-de-69-ans-reecoutez-ses-tubes.html
And today, we've learn of the demise of french actor Michel Galabru, who appeared in so many comedies, including the famous "Gendarme de St. Tropez" series :
jeanmarcmorandini.com/article-347580-le-comedien-michel-galabru-est-decede-dans-son-sommeil-a-l-age-de-93-ans.html
But Jagger I am well aware of. He is 72, and in very good health. Despite the Stones bad boy rep, he was never a big abuser of his body.
He runs works out , eats right etc.
Heartfelt condolences to yours and you. I can relate I still miss my dad.
Sorry for your loss.
RIP Ed one of the few BBC Radio personality of the 60s & 70s that I used to listen to .
http://www.mcmbuzz.com/2016/01/10/phantasms-tall-man-angus-scrimm-dies-aged-89/
I genuinely can't imagine how tough it's been for you. My own mum isn't too far off 59 herself and the idea of losing her is unthinkable to me at the moment. I know a couple of people who lost their mothers too early and they seem to somehow battle through. I honestly don't know if I would cope.
My condolences to you.
Thank you for your kind words. It's not been easy that's for sure and yesterday was a difficult day. It's been a few weeks of firsts without her. Christmas, she would have been 60 on 3rd Jan and then 1 year since we lost her yesterday. Not easy. As time goes on, I'm not sure its a case of getting easier but coping with it better.
Thank you again.
I know the past years haven't been easy for many of us here, myself included. Losing my grandmother in the last half of 2015 broke me and I'm still feeling those effects. We just have to remember all the wonderful gifts the dearly departed gave to us, and all the memories we are able to cling to, even in their absences, simply because we were lucky enough to share our lives with them. It never replaces them or fills that void they've left behind, but it is better than wallowing stagnantly in the wake of their passing, becoming comatose and unresponsive through our shock and pain. To do such a thing would be a dishonor to their memory. I try to tell myself this when I have down days, like today, and hope it helps you as well as your coping process continues. It's strange: our loved ones would hate for us to feel such sorrow, but when you love someone as much as we love those we've lost, it's often the only thing we can bring ourselves to do.
If you ever need to talk, don't be afraid to send me a private message. We're always stronger together than we ever are apart. The very definition of family, that. >:D<
Thank you so much. Your words are absolutely spot on and I appreciate them very much.
If I ever need to talk, I will certainly take you up on your offer. Very kind of you, thank you.....
Again, my thanks to you all who have given me their kind words. This is a wonderful community to be part of.
very upsetting but now I have friends around my age, who are having to deal with
The trauma and pain of seeing their parents having to deal with the various horrible
diseases, like strokes and alzheimers, and in a small way take a little comfort in only
having memories of them both as fit and well. I fact I'm now only nine years younger
than my Dad was when he died.
Strangely bad memories fade and the good get stronger.