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Debra A Moore
January 4, 2024
Brenda I was sorry to hear of your Dad's passing. Uncle Brian let me know. I was happy that you had reconnected with him even for a short time. It was very important for you to have that time.
Tom King
January 3, 2024
Hi Brenda,
So sorry to hear about your dad.
Sadly, I last saw him when Rose passed in 2005.
I've always felt that his life should've been happier, so it was nice to see his smiling Navy picture. We had lots of laughs and great times back then, when he was just a fun older brother.
I hope you, Johnny, and Derek are all doing well.

Brenda Harris
December 31, 2023

Brenda Harris
December 31, 2023
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Brenda Harris
December 30, 2023

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December 30, 2023
Brenda Harris
December 30, 2023
Dad, reconnecting with you for the past 7 years has made my heart so happy! I'll forever remember our connection and love and cherish all of our visits. I keep wanting to pick up my phone to text you my daily goings on, that's going to take some getting used to for sure. It was an honor and a privilege to be with you during your journey and I truely hope that you are pain free and at peace now. You promised to come visit me in my garden, you better keep that promise for your Princess...I'll be looking for you! Forever in my heart Daddy, I love you tons and tons!!! I'll see ya later...*muah*
Tim Harris
December 29, 2023
No more a Watch to stand, Old Sailor. For you are drifting on an ebbing tide.
Eight Bells has rung. Dog Watch is done. A new Berth waits you on the other side.
Your Ship is anchored in God's Harbour.
And though his sailors are of equal rank.
there'll be Shipmates on the deck to greet you.
And Pipe, as you ascend the Plank..
Her boilers with full head of steam.
Cargo stowed and Galley stored.
Just waiting to get underway.
When the last Hand comes aboard.
Look sharp! That Hand is you, Old Sailor.
And you'll be sailing out on Heavenly Seas.
So may the wind be ever at your back.
Fair weather. And God speed!
I wish we had more time together not dad! It feels I knew you forever. But we had such a short time together. You will be greatly missed. And your princess will always be taken care of.
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