Yesterday was the 3rd anniversary of my middle brother's death. If you had ever met him, you would have known he had a heart as big as the outdoors and would have given you the shirt off his back if you needed it. He was a really big guy, 6'6", and looked like a rugged mountain man most of the time, long straggly hair and scruffy bear, but really just a big teddy bear. He was taken way too soon, at 55 years of age.

If you get the chance, raise your Pepsi, coffee, tea or whatever your favorite beverage is and and take a drink for "Moose." (No one ever called him by his real name.)

Thanks much. Take care.

For Moose.

Marie, sorry for your loss.

To Moose

the world was a better place with him in it-

and what a wonderful sister he has

FOR MOOSE!

For Moose

Thank you all for your wonderful thoughts.

To Moose.............

To Moose

The loss will always be felt, but become bittersweet memories in time ..



for Moose

for you

Heres to Linda's Bro, Moose, I wish I could have met you and your little sis, but as it is you both have been a miss.
She told me of the bond you both always shared, she told me of that
special way, YOU really cared. PLEASE do me a favor man from up there in Heaven's HOME, always let your Sis know, she's never really alone..SHE misses you all the time and feels your talks still in her heart. Let her know that you two never did really part.
HERES to seeing you there when its my time to be called.
And YOU left here a very WELL LOVED MAN.


I LOVE YOU linda,,,,,,, As he did as well...

Thank you Terry. We did talk about Rick (Moose) quite a bit. He will always be missed, left big shoes that will never be filled. My granddaughter was 7 when he died and she remembers her "big uncle" and talks about him even though she only saw him a few times.

Thank you all for your kind words and thoughts. Moose would be honored.