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David Reilly
December 20, 2009
The last time I saw Mr. Groves I was taking my Scout Troop camping. He said I'd make a good Scoutmaster and I've always treasured that blessing. At that time Mr. Groves said I could call him Whitey but I still prefer to address him as Mr. Groves as a sign of the respect I have for him.
He was one of the kindest gentlemen I've ever had the pleasure to know. I was one of his many scouts (Troop 413) and I patterned my own style of being a scoutmaster based on his example.
Thanks for all the good memories.
"May the Great Scoutmaster of all scouts be with us 'till we meet again."
Georgia Obenaus
December 12, 2009
I'll always remember these things about you Whitey:
you loved the mountains
you loved your dog
you loved your family and knew how lucky you were to have them.
I think of when you had me look for your towels that had been "stolen" only to find that April had taken them to do laundry....and when you showed off for me on your exercise bike and when the seat sank down, you got stuck on the bike and said "that's what I get for trying to be cool"...and when you wanted me to "spot" you going up the stairs to find your old jean jacket (had to talk you out of that one)...when we would pick up Jim and go to lunch (an experience in itself)...talking you out of giving Callie an entire hardees hamburger because "she looks hungry"...
.... you'll be missed my friend.
Tara S.
December 10, 2009
Precious memories. That is what I have. Granddaddy, I will forever remember your stories, your jokes, your silly songs... trips to Oklahoma, the mountains, clogging and square dancing trips. I can see us Grandkids riding in the back of that brown ford truck going to the lots rite now. You are free now. no more sitting still. go play on your way up! I love you Grandaddy.
Noxie & Jim Reese
December 10, 2009
Our prayers and thoughts are with you during these difficult times.
Ted Rodriguez
December 10, 2009
Sorry to hear of your Father and my Uncle passing. I'm on temporary duty in Texas for the Army and hope to e home Friday (11 Dec) morning. Hope to get to see you and the family then. Call me at 804-642-6988 or 804-832-4853. I love all 4 of you.
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