Re: Dad is at peace-- Narice

[Guest guest]

Narice - I am very sorry to hear of your Dad's passing. At the very least he

is at rest and pain free. You have a large and loving family and I know that

you will all be a great comfort to each other. Thank you for sharing his

story with us.

With sympathy,

Sheila

[Guest guest]

Narice ....

What a wonderful, heart-felt eulogy you have written...I'm sure God was

waiting for his newest angel with open arms...freeing Dad from any pain and

suffering. God Bless his soul and please give Narice and her family the

strength

and peace of mind they need to get through this sad time of loss.

Lots of hugs and prayers, Donelle

Caregiver to Glenn

[Guest guest]

Narice,

This is as bad as when I lost my Dad last month. It's hurts so bad. I

am sharing your pain with you. While it's true that terminal cancer

patients in the end cannot continue to live with their pain and

suffering, they don't want to go and it's so sad that they do.

Although in the end my Dad said, " I can't live like this, " he didn't

want to die either. What can we do to cure cancer so that no one else

has to lose a loved one? God bless you and your family and give you

the added strength you are going to need in the weeks and months

ahead.

> Dad died at 12:30 PM Friday, March 11.2005 after a 3 week battle

with Stage

> 4 Lung Cancer.

> It was quiet and pain free just a short sigh and he went to sleep.

> Those interested can read the obituary on the Boston globe or

Patriot Ledger

> sites which include arrangements.

>

> Dad was the true model of a man and we will all miss his humor love

and great

> faith. He had a big booming voice that some teased sounded like THE

VOICE OF

> GOD but this Archie Bunker type had a heart that reached out to

anyone in

> need. Many lives were touched by all God gave him to do. Husband,

Father of 8,

> Grandfather of 11, boss, coach and church volunteer.

>

> He put God and family number 1 in his life at all times and in his

later

> years failed to comprehend how one could possibly live without God

and family in

> their lives. You never had to guess at his priorities you just knew

them by the

> way he lived and the way he loved. He lived a life of purpose and

kept his

> eyes placed firmly on the goal.

>

> They say women marry their Dad's. So far Phil is to me all my

father is and

> my boys are blessed to have the influence of the 2 finest men I

know.

> I gush and Dad would be grimacing (LOL) I will miss him dearly for

he was

> indeed a loving and faithful servant of the God who was # 1 in his

life.

>

> Bless you all for your love and prayers

> Narice loving daughter of V. (Bob) Casper

>

> In lieu of flowers donations may be made to your local Cancer

Center, Place

> of worship, or Hospice program

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I am so sorry to hear of your loss, I can tell by your posting he

was a lovely man and will be miss dearly. I will keep you and your

family in my prayers.

Marie

[Guest guest]

Narice,

I'm so sorry that you have lost your father. I know you'll be ok

because of your faith and your loving family. Losing a parent is

very tough. I've lost both of mine before they got very old (they

died in their 60's). What got me through was faith and the thought

that they were doing what they truly loved to do in heaven. I still

have visions of my mom and dad singing and feasting with all the

angels! Music was very important to both of them and they were

great singers, especially my mom, so that's why it's comforting.

Please know that all your cyber friends are praying for you and your

family in this tough time.

Cliff H.

> Dad died at 12:30 PM Friday, March 11.2005 after a 3 week battle

with Stage

> 4 Lung Cancer.

> It was quiet and pain free just a short sigh and he went to sleep.

> Those interested can read the obituary on the Boston globe or

Patriot Ledger

> sites which include arrangements.

>

> Dad was the true model of a man and we will all miss his humor

love and great

> faith. He had a big booming voice that some teased sounded like

THE VOICE OF

> GOD but this Archie Bunker type had a heart that reached out to

anyone in

> need. Many lives were touched by all God gave him to do. Husband,

Father of 8,

> Grandfather of 11, boss, coach and church volunteer.

>

> He put God and family number 1 in his life at all times and in his

later

> years failed to comprehend how one could possibly live without God

and family in

> their lives. You never had to guess at his priorities you just

knew them by the

> way he lived and the way he loved. He lived a life of purpose and

kept his

> eyes placed firmly on the goal.

>

> They say women marry their Dad's. So far Phil is to me all my

father is and

> my boys are blessed to have the influence of the 2 finest men I

know.

> I gush and Dad would be grimacing (LOL) I will miss him dearly for

he was

> indeed a loving and faithful servant of the God who was # 1 in his

life.

>

> Bless you all for your love and prayers

> Narice loving daughter of V. (Bob) Casper

>

> In lieu of flowers donations may be made to your local Cancer

Center, Place

> of worship, or Hospice program

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Dear Narice and family--So sad to lose a father. I still cry over my

dad's death, now 10+ years ago. Something always left unsaid.

Peace

Katy

> Dad died at 12:30 PM Friday, March 11.2005 after a 3 week battle

with Stage

> 4 Lung Cancer.

> It was quiet and pain free just a short sigh and he went to sleep.

> Those interested can read the obituary on the Boston globe or

Patriot Ledger

> sites which include arrangements.

>

> Dad was the true model of a man and we will all miss his humor love

and great

> faith. He had a big booming voice that some teased sounded like THE

VOICE OF

> GOD but this Archie Bunker type had a heart that reached out to

anyone in

> need. Many lives were touched by all God gave him to do. Husband,

Father of 8,

> Grandfather of 11, boss, coach and church volunteer.

>

> He put God and family number 1 in his life at all times and in his

later

> years failed to comprehend how one could possibly live without God

and family in

> their lives. You never had to guess at his priorities you just knew

them by the

> way he lived and the way he loved. He lived a life of purpose and

kept his

> eyes placed firmly on the goal.

>

> They say women marry their Dad's. So far Phil is to me all my

father is and

> my boys are blessed to have the influence of the 2 finest men I

know.

> I gush and Dad would be grimacing (LOL) I will miss him dearly for

he was

> indeed a loving and faithful servant of the God who was # 1 in his

life.

>

> Bless you all for your love and prayers

> Narice loving daughter of V. (Bob) Casper

>

> In lieu of flowers donations may be made to your local Cancer

Center, Place

> of worship, or Hospice program

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Narice,

I'm so sorry to hear of the loss of your father. You truly amaze me

of your strength with what you have had to endure with everything

that's been going on in your life. My thoughts and prayers are with

you and your family.

Ron

> Dad died at 12:30 PM Friday, March 11.2005 after a 3 week battle

with Stage

> 4 Lung Cancer.

> It was quiet and pain free just a short sigh and he went to sleep.

> Those interested can read the obituary on the Boston globe or

Patriot Ledger

> sites which include arrangements.

>

> Dad was the true model of a man and we will all miss his humor

love and great

> faith. He had a big booming voice that some teased sounded like

THE VOICE OF

> GOD but this Archie Bunker type had a heart that reached out to

anyone in

> need. Many lives were touched by all God gave him to do. Husband,

Father of 8,

> Grandfather of 11, boss, coach and church volunteer.

>

> He put God and family number 1 in his life at all times and in his

later

> years failed to comprehend how one could possibly live without God

and family in

> their lives. You never had to guess at his priorities you just

knew them by the

> way he lived and the way he loved. He lived a life of purpose and

kept his

> eyes placed firmly on the goal.

>

> They say women marry their Dad's. So far Phil is to me all my

father is and

> my boys are blessed to have the influence of the 2 finest men I

know.

> I gush and Dad would be grimacing (LOL) I will miss him dearly for

he was

> indeed a loving and faithful servant of the God who was # 1 in his

life.

>

> Bless you all for your love and prayers

> Narice loving daughter of V. (Bob) Casper

>

> In lieu of flowers donations may be made to your local Cancer

Center, Place

> of worship, or Hospice program

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Narice

So sorry to hear about your dad, prayers will be with you and family

at this time.

Liz

> Dad died at 12:30 PM Friday, March 11.2005 after a 3 week battle

with Stage

> 4 Lung Cancer.

> It was quiet and pain free just a short sigh and he went to sleep.

> Those interested can read the obituary on the Boston globe or

Patriot Ledger

> sites which include arrangements.

>

> Dad was the true model of a man and we will all miss his humor love

and great

> faith. He had a big booming voice that some teased sounded like THE

VOICE OF

> GOD but this Archie Bunker type had a heart that reached out to

anyone in

> need. Many lives were touched by all God gave him to do. Husband,

Father of 8,

> Grandfather of 11, boss, coach and church volunteer.

>

> He put God and family number 1 in his life at all times and in his

later

> years failed to comprehend how one could possibly live without God

and family in

> their lives. You never had to guess at his priorities you just knew

them by the

> way he lived and the way he loved. He lived a life of purpose and

kept his

> eyes placed firmly on the goal.

>

> They say women marry their Dad's. So far Phil is to me all my

father is and

> my boys are blessed to have the influence of the 2 finest men I

know.

> I gush and Dad would be grimacing (LOL) I will miss him dearly for

he was

> indeed a loving and faithful servant of the God who was # 1 in his

life.

>

> Bless you all for your love and prayers

> Narice loving daughter of V. (Bob) Casper

>

> In lieu of flowers donations may be made to your local Cancer

Center, Place

> of worship, or Hospice program

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Narice,

Please know that I am saddened by your loss. May God bring you

peace. Your family will continue to be in my prayers.

Sharon

colon_cancer_support , flipper759@a... wrote:

> Dad died at 12:30 PM Friday, March 11.2005 after a 3 week battle

with Stage

> 4 Lung Cancer.

> It was quiet and pain free just a short sigh and he went to sleep.

> Those interested can read the obituary on the Boston globe or

Patriot Ledger

> sites which include arrangements.

>

> Dad was the true model of a man and we will all miss his humor

love and great

> faith. He had a big booming voice that some teased sounded like

THE VOICE OF

> GOD but this Archie Bunker type had a heart that reached out to

anyone in

> need. Many lives were touched by all God gave him to do. Husband,

Father of 8,

> Grandfather of 11, boss, coach and church volunteer.

>

> He put God and family number 1 in his life at all times and in his

later

> years failed to comprehend how one could possibly live without God

and family in

> their lives. You never had to guess at his priorities you just

knew them by the

> way he lived and the way he loved. He lived a life of purpose and

kept his

> eyes placed firmly on the goal.

>

> They say women marry their Dad's. So far Phil is to me all my

father is and

> my boys are blessed to have the influence of the 2 finest men I

know.

> I gush and Dad would be grimacing (LOL) I will miss him dearly for

he was

> indeed a loving and faithful servant of the God who was # 1 in his

life.

>

> Bless you all for your love and prayers

> Narice loving daughter of V. (Bob) Casper

>

> In lieu of flowers donations may be made to your local Cancer

Center, Place

> of worship, or Hospice program

>

>

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