John Kurimsky

DEAR LYDIA & LINDA;
WHAT A WONDERFUL FRIEND & NEIGHBOR SLIM HAS BEEN, FOR 44 YEARS. I WILL MISS HIM WAVING EVERY TIME HE CAME DOWN THE STREET, WHAT A KIND & GENTLE PERSON HE WAS.HE ALWAYS HAD A BIG SMILE. I WANT TO EXPRESS MY DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO YOU LYDIA & LINDA. GOD BLESS YOU BOTH.
PEACE BE WITH YOU;

This morning I wrote this song about my/our Uncle Slim.

Love,
Dean
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UNCLE SLIM

Lyrics by Dean Brantley Taylor


VERSE 1
He guarded Ike in World War II
He’d always share a story with you
Though his Earth days have come to end
He’s still our very, very best friend

CHORUS
Our Uncle Slim was a giant of a man
A big hearty laugh and big old hands
He played the game in the early days
He shot...

May your family find comfort in happy memories at this sad time. I worked with John at Remington in the days when coworkers were like family. My thoughts and prayers are with your family.

Lydia & Linda,

John and my Dad started out as "roommates" from which a very special friendship developed. My Dad holds a special place in his heart for John. He will be sadly missed.
Our prayers are with you.

Dear Uncle Slim, we are all going to miss you so much...I used to love coming in from work and seeing you sitting at our kitchen table w/Aunty Lydia and mom and dad, laughing or complaining w/my dad about the way things are in this world...You are now in heaven, looking down on your loving wife and daughter and having them know, that as in life, you are watching over them both.
All my love and prayers,
Dee and Mike