Heading For Little Rock! Maverick
Discussion in 'Maverick' started by JimTheHut, Feb 2, 2010.
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I lost my Mother last June 11th. Since then I have spoken to my Father twice a day. Usually first thing in the Morning and then in the evening.
I spoke with him on Monday evening before I went to bed. I could not get him all day Tuesday and was very concerned. I was up In PA near the Ohio border with a load going to Cincinnati Ohio.
After I was praying for him on Tuesday evening, I had the clearest thought ever in my mind. It said. "He is up here with Me now"
I went to bed and awoke at 1:00 and headed toward Cincinnati. Marengo is right on the way. I decided that If I could not reach him by the time I got to my home truck stop, I was going to take off.
I could not reach him so I called extended services.
I called my wife and could not reach her. I called my daughter and could not reach her. I kept trying the whole 4.5 miles that I had to walk to get home to get my car.
I drove back to the truck with a cooler to get the food out of the refrigerator and grabbed some clothers. It was 150 miles to my dads house between Manchester Ohio and West Union.
When I pulled into the driveway his car was there so I was relieved that no one had hijacked him while he was out shopping.
The door was locked so I went into the shed to get the key. I could not find it.
I tried a window and then remembered that he gave a key to his neighbor.
When I went into the house his dog met me at the door. He was not in the living room so I headed towards the bedroom. There he was still in bed where he had gone to sleep on Monday evening.
I was so relieved that he had not fallen and been laying there struggling.
He was my best friend, my hero, My Dad!
He will be greatly missed!
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Jim,
So sorry to hear of your loss. I will certainly keep you and your family in my prayers..
God Bless!
Dave -
Wish you the best of luck. Don't be a stranger. Be careful with the hoses. LOL -
Jim
My seras condolences . Will keep you in our prayers. -
I'm definitely no stranger to tanks. Was a tanker yanker for a few years before Maverick and always said I would go back eventually. The opportunity presented itself so....
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Jim, I don't know you but, I want you to know that you and yours are in my prayers.
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Jim, Really sorry for your loss. Yoy have another angel to watch over you now. God Bless
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be safe -
be safe
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