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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My dad was at all of my kids' soccer games (shared passion; former coach) and he used to always give them a dollar when they scored a goal.  I loved sharing the sidelines with him because he was hilarious.

The first game my youngest played in after my dad died, I was so sad.  I missed waiting for him to walk up with his soccer chair. It was hard to see the other grandparents on the sidelines.

Well- my son scored a pretty amazing goal.  We were in a different town and pulled into a Starbucks. When my son opened the door to step out, there was a $1 dollar bill on the ground by his feet :) .

There were a lot of very strong signs the months after he passed.  I remember driving down 66 and our car was literally swarmed by dragon flies. There were certain songs we loved that would come on when I was in a low point.  There were so many different things that could not be 'mere coincidences'.

My dad also was one that told us he would send us signs.

I don't get the posters bashing others.  If this gives someone comfort, let them have it.  Calling them delusional and names is just plain ugly.[/quote]

I never really had supernatural beliefs until my father passed away; in the days immediately afterwards so many things happened that were hard to explain any other way

1. When my mother and I pulled up to his funeral (where his body was still lying) her phone started flashing light... I thought it was malfunctioning and tried to power down the phone but it would not power down, no matter what I did. I 💯 think he was trying to say that he was still there. Felt his presence very strongly when I interacted with his body.

2. After performing a ceremony with a priest at our home for him where we had lit a candle in front of his photo, the candle stayed lit for an unusually long time.. the wick didn't decrease in size, the wax didn't go away.

3. My mom tried to hang a photo of him in his office as an older man and it kept falling off the nail (he had filled his office with photos of life highlights, mostly him in his prime). I think he wanted his office to look the way he wanted.

Generally I just felt so strongly his presence around us... it's hard to explain. It didn't last forever, but in the few days right afterwards, it was powerful. He passed away at home, and I really think his soul stayed there for a bit.

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