"Promise me you'll always remember, you're braver than you believe,
stronger than you seem,
and smarter than you think.
But the most important this is,
even if we're apart, I'll always be with you."
-Christopher Robin to Winnie-the-Pooh
"Be Brave"
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Donning a Bravelet supporting the "Cure Alzheimers Fund". Missing you dad. Though he was robbed of his own memories, HIS memory lives on with me and those who loved him.
"The Laugh"
(my favorite photo of Pops)
Happy Father's Day dad. Even tho we are apart, I feel your presence today...and every day. You are missed.
Here's where I "link up" today
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Hope your memories are comforting today!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful tribute Kathy (and beautiful bracelet too). Thank you for linking up to Sunday Sundries :)
ReplyDeleteAwww, a forever photo of you dad. Love that huge smile. Thanks for sharing with us. xox
ReplyDeleteLovely shot of your dad. I'm sure you miss him a lot.
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A lovely tribute.
ReplyDeleteA great pohto and sentiment.
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A truly horrible disease - a wonderful tribute.
ReplyDeleteWhat a smile! So sorry for the loss of him, but feeling so happy for you to have had an amazing father!
ReplyDeleteVery well said. Keep smiling. Stopping by from the Inspire Me Monday hop, come say hi!
ReplyDeleteTouching words, Kath ... The Alzheimer's decease, robbing ones memories ~ must be indescribable psingul for the person and the close family ... Hoping that the research will find a way to stop the development of the decease, setting it stand by for as long as possible. A wonderful photo of your father ... Smitten by his laughter!
ReplyDeleteI bet your Father had a beautiful laugh to go with that smile.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely tribute to your dad.. That's a great photo to remember him by.
ReplyDeleteAlzheimers is such a heartbreaking disease. My mother-in-law has it. The other three of our parents are gone, and, in essence, she is gone as well. She sits and colors in coloring books and talking nonsense. My only comfort is that she actually seems happier now that she's long past the stage where she knew something was wrong when she wasn't remember things.
ReplyDeleteA lovely poem and a great tribute to your dad, alzheimers is such an awful disease for everyone involved #LTTL
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful post for your dad's memory.
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