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Wednesday, September 08, 2004
Submitted by kimmie
as a tribute to david rittoff.
gone, but never forgotten.
always on my mind
always in my heart
my hero
my meteor
my dad
the grandpa of my children
the grate grandpa of my grandson
i wish you could of see boomer dad, he is 2 years old now.
he would look up to you the way i did.
dad's are grate
my dad was awesome
he loved people who treated him well, but if you did not treat him well, look out. not a stupid man not at all.
i do know some of his employee took advantage of him and may be laughing today.
but come judgment day, i do believe the lord will not be laughing.
how can people take advantage of such a good man as my dad.
he ran a business for 57 years and it was his owen
he worked very hard for what he had and had pride in what he did and in his family.
my dad is gone now, but will remain in my heart forever, who ever took advantage of him when you meet your maker at the gates our father who art in heaven, my just not let you in.
i love you daddy.
and am speaking my mind for you as that's what you have tough me to do.
Love,
kimmie
Sunday, June 20, 2004
Submitted by Michelle
as a tribute to Daddy.
Here I am once again, a whole year later. It's Father's Day, 2004, and I've been without you here on Earth since March 26, 2003. The last tribute I submitted was very painful to write, with your sudden death so fresh on my mind and in my heart. I still mourn losing you, but it's not how you died that stays on my mind, but that I cannot see you and hear your voice and tell you face to face how much I love you. Somehow I'm able to carry on, with my strong faith and with knowing that you are still such a powerful presence in my life. I am doing exactly as you would have done if you were still here: making sure our family is cared for and comfortable, even through their illness. I miss you, Daddy and I love you with all of my heart. You are my inspiration.
Thursday, June 17, 2004
Submitted by PATRICIA BROWNLEE
as a tribute to MERLE JEESE WHITE.
LET ME TELL YOU ABOUT MY DAD! MY DAD WAS A MAN THAT KNEW WHAT HARD TIMES
WERE, BUT DIDN'T WANT FOR WHAT THE WORLD HAD TO OFFER,BUT WANTED TO OFFER
THE WORLD WHAT HE SHARED WITH JESUS CHIRST! MY DAD SHARED THAT KIND OF LOVE
WITH HIS KIDS, TEACHING US THAT THE THINGS WE NEEDED IN LIFE TO MAKE IT, DIDN'T COME FROM WHAT THE WORLD AND ALL
IT'S CHARM HAD TO OFFER. HE WAS FAIR AND JUST, EVEN WHEN WE DIDN'T THINK SO!
HE GAVE THE GREATEST GIFT HE COULD EVER
GIVE,WHEN HE TOUGHT HIS CHILDREN ABOUT
HIS LORD AND SAVIOR. SOME TIMES IN LIFE
WE MEET UP WITH BRICK WALLS, BUT BECAUSE OF OUR DAD, WE KNOW!! THAT GOD
CAN BRAKE DOWN THEM WALLS BUT THE WORLD
CAN NOT! I THANK GOD EVERY DAY THAT I
HAD A DAD TO TEACH US OF HIM, AND SHOW US HOW TO MAKE IT IN THIS WORLD! THIS
IS IN MOMORY OF MY DAD,
MERLE JEESE WHITE
1909-1994
Sunday, June 13, 2004
Submitted by Barbara Cash
as a tribute to William G. Zaininger.
Daddy:
I just wanted to write this tribute for all you did for me. You were always there for me. You raised me after Mom died. You were always there to listen to me. You gave me advice; but never told me what to do. You made sure that we always did activities as a family. You and Mom never went on a vacation without including Linda and I. You showed me that doing things as a family, kept a family together. You protected us at all times. You supported me when I went back to college. You encouraged me to get my Masters Degree. You told me that there was nothing that I could not do, if I set my mind to it.
It's been eight years since you passed away. In fact, eight years ago yesterday. I miss you terribly each and every day. I wish that you and Mom could both still be with Linda and me.
I love you, Daddy! HAPPY FATHER'S DAY.
Your loving daughter,
Barbara
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