to a very aggressive form of liver cancer. Please keep him and his family in your thoughts and prayers.
Moby lost his only son yesterday
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That’s terrible. 🙏🏻
I absolutely hate fvcking cancer. How old of a fella was he?
Way too young. @mobala_tiger62 , very sorry for your loss.
Very sorry moby. Cancer can continue to EAD.
I hate cancer
So sorry Moby
So sorry Moby
So sorry for your loss Moby, condolences and prayers for you and family in your time of pain and sorrow .
Damn, so sorry. Prayers for y’all’s family.
Sorry to hear Moby! Prayers for you and your family!
NO! I forbid it! Too much of this in 2024! Every day I hear about someone else with serious illness or passing away. NO NO NO NO NO. We need to turn this boat around!
Prayers to the whole family. This news sucks.
I’m so sorry my old friend. There is no pain like losing a child. My prayers are with you and your family.
I know what it is to lose a child and feel deeply for Moby. There is no more heart rending thing in the world. God bless and care for you and your family.
I'm so sorry, Moby. We love you and are praying for you and your family.
Sorry for your loss Moby. We will be keeping you in our prayers.
Moby, very sorry to read about your loss. You deserve some good news for a change.
Unfortunately you are an Auburn fan.
Unfortunately you are an Auburn fan.
Don't troll him too hard for a bit. Last night I was hearing someone else talk about the pain of losing a child...heartbreaking.
Sad news Moby; prayers went buddy.
No parent should have to bury their children
No parent should have to bury their children
I’m fortunate in that I haven’t lost a child, but I’ve seen the pain it causes first hand. My younger brother passed away at 27 years old in 1989, and my father still hasn’t gotten over it 35 years later.
I know. Sometimes you have to distract from the reality that’s in front of you and try to lighten it up. I’ve been the one losing loved ones many times myself and sometimes you just gotta think about something else.
Sadly... actually VERY sadly... my 'step'grandad lived to be 99yo... unfortunately, he saw and experienced all 3 sons and his daughter die of OLD AGE.
All 4 died in their 70's... he outlived them all. You would think living to be that age would be a time of reflection and joy with your family around you... unless they're already gone. He told me after his last son died 'it's just not right that I see them born and I see them die...'. Never forgot those words.
And now... I think about 'Mr. Freeman' every time I see or read about some octogenarian (like the last survivor of the USS Arizona recently died at 102), and I wonder if any close family is still alive to be at the WWII vets funeral. There are even grandkids that could have died in their 60s or 70s for that matter. Very weird feelings....
That had never really occurred to me. When you get to that age, chances are you have outlived your children. Kinda sad to think about it.
We lost my sister nearly 13 years ago and my father, none of us really, are the same.
I think we're all at peace with it but there's just this hole that nothing can ever fill. She was an awesome sister.
Good health and longevity can certainly be a blessing and a curse. We aren't in charge and that's tough to swallow sometimes.
Again, very sorry for your loss Moby but may his soul be in reunion with our Lord.
Married, has a great job and he's kicking butt. They still live just outside of Baton Rouge and they're trying to have a baby now.
He was coaching college football but he just wasn't making the kind of money he needed to and he decided that raising a family like a vagabond wasn't ideal.
I remember that. Your nephew was the saddest part of that whole thing. Well, that and Derek insisting you suck his dikc for life after sharing his condo with you.
Now Reasoned knows what we mean by never going... 'Full Honk'... thanks for that timely response...
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I felt this one coming. Funny but zero points awarded. 😂
When Traci passed, she had a decent life insurance policy and my wife and I paid off her home when she was initially diagnosed. The home was sold and we did really well, investment wise, with the estate.
When he turned 25 the money from her estate was fully turned over to him and he's in freaking awesome shape.
She had a 2004 Toyota Sienna minivan that we just can't get rid of for sentimental reasons. My wife and I keep it and the damn thing is mint considering its age. I drove it today in fact.
When he turned 25 the money from her estate was fully turned over to him and he's in freaking awesome shape.
She had a 2004 Toyota Sienna minivan that we just can't get rid of for sentimental reasons. My wife and I keep it and the damn thing is mint considering its age. I drove it today in fact.
Does the minivan have secret compartments? I read recently about a Sheriff in AL that found a battery where fentanyl should've been.
If I answer this question, they'd just be compartments at that point, no?
Unrelated...you looking for a plug?
