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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]In case you do check back OP, know that you and your family are in thoughts and prayers of many. I lost my Dad to pancreatic cancer when I was 11 and have just one suggestion to add to the others that have been offered. You mentioned that you are going to do letters and videos. Maybe this is part of what you are already thinking, but I would encourage you to include a lot about your own life. One of the things that still makes me sad (more than 30 years later) about losing my Dad is that I never got the chance to know him from an adult perspective. I would love to be able to ask him things about his childhood, hear about his prom or when he met my Mom, compare first job experiences, or get the real lowdown on the family tree. My Dad was an only child, his Mom died when I was a baby, and his Dad wasn't much of a talker, so the whole family history part is just sort of missing. [/quote] So true. Crave to know this about my dad.[/quote]
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