Mooloo's "Making my future, one stitch at a time"?

Stormybay

So sorry Mooloo and family. God Bless xxx

Savvy_sewing

We have a candle burning.
We are reminiscing, we may be daft.
We drank a toast to Dad.
We are strong. We will make him proud. Well he always is proud.
I am the luckiest girl in the world.
My Dad is loved by all.
I know we all say that. But he was an exceptional man, with a humble beginnings, who had the highest security clearance in the RAF that there was in his day.
He will be sadly missed. But hugely loved and never forgotten.

Have a drink to William/Bill, never a bad bone in his body, a family man, a proud man. The best.

Savvy_sewing

*Robin* wrote: »

So sorry to read your sad news, Mooloo. Thinking of you, Mum and family. (((hugs)))


ETA: It's probably the last thing to concern you at the moment, but might it be a good idea if someone [your brother maybe?] 'phones the caravan dealer to cancel Dad's contract for a new 'van?
From personal experience, caravanning is great for a retired couple but just doesn't work for a bereaved widow.

I asked someone to do that this morning.
I seem to be very focused at the moment, and what I haven't done my daughter is.

candlelight_2013

I have just lit my candle

Love to you all

Candlelightx

topsyturphy

Sorry to hear the loss of your beloved dad. Thinking of you and your family.

LV_Sue

So sorry to hear your sad news Mooloo. Thinking of you and all your family at this sad time.

I lost my beloved Dad very suddenly in 1987 and I know what a shock it is to lose them so quickly without warning.

<<<hugs>>>

Savvy_Sue

I am so sorry to hear about your Dad Mooloo, and even though he's been in hospital briefly it must be a huge shock and hard to believe.

*Robin* wrote: »

ETA: It's probably the last thing to concern you at the moment, but might it be a good idea if someone [your brother maybe?] 'phones the caravan dealer to cancel Dad's contract for a new 'van?
From personal experience, caravanning is great for a retired couple but just doesn't work for a bereaved widow.

Mooloo wrote: »

I asked someone to do that this morning.
I seem to be very focused at the moment, and what I haven't done my daughter is.

So glad to hear that, I was wondering earlier in the week whether to suggest that someone should phone and postpone delivery of the caravan! Never had the thought while I was actually sat at the 'puter, only when I was thinking of you all.

littlemonkeywolf

Sorry to hear the news. Take care of yourself.

Eager_Elephant

Mooloo wrote: »

We have a candle burning.
We are reminiscing, we may be daft.
We drank a toast to Dad.
We are strong. We will make him proud. Well he always is proud.
I am the luckiest girl in the world.
My Dad is loved by all.
I know we all say that. But he was an exceptional man, with a humble beginnings, who had the highest security clearance in the RAF that there was in his day.
He will be sadly missed. But hugely loved and never forgotten.

Have a drink to William/Bill, never a bad bone in his body, a family man, a proud man. The best.

So sorry to read the news of your father's passing.
Sending for you and your family


Raising a for your father, William

karen310

So sorry , raising a glass to your dad xxx