Have to burry my dad today. His dad got him into trains and he got me into trains. We enjoyed them with my kids and built a small layout for my nephews. I don't think I will ever look at my trains the same way.
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Please accept my condolences and deepest sympathy for you and your families loss.
Sincere sympathies to you and your family from all on the OGR staff.
You were truly blessed to have a father and grandfather who inspired and supported your entry into the hobby, and it's great that their memories will be with you whenever you spend time with your own trains.
Very sorry for you and your family.
Art
Sorry for your loss... My deepest sympathy to you and your family... In the future remember the good times spent with your father/grandfather each and every time your operate your trains... Those memories will live on forever.
Very sorry to hear about your dad. Cherish the memories of the good times you shared.
It need NOT End, "It never really does". He'll always be with YOU, so long as you remember Him.
A good many of us ("I'm one") ... can't "go on" without that thought.
Blessing's too you and yours, I'm so very sorry as well.
My condolences. The trains will always connect you to them, and it looks like you are keeping the tradition alive.
My dad and grandfather got me interest in trains, too.
Andy
Condolences; and make sure you pass the legacy on to your kids!
Rod
Our prayers are with you and your loved ones....
Alan
Really sorry to hear of your Dad's passing, my prayers go out to you and your family. Memories are with you forever, he lives in your heart.
Steve, Lady and Tex
So sorry for your loss. Hopefully you will find comfort in your family and freinds.
Very sorry for your loss. My condolences to you and your family.
Sorry to learn about the loss of your Dad. You have many friends on our Forum, and thank you for allowing us to express our condolences to you and your family.
I am sure your Dad from above would want you to cherish your memories of the two of you sharing in this hobby, and I am also sure he would want you to continue in his memory. My Dad also loved our O-Gauge trains and I often think of how much pleasure it brought to the two of us. These are always happy thoughts and happy memories. I sure hope you see it that way as well.
I'm sorry for your loss and my thoughts are with you and your family.
--Greg
So sorry for your loss. I think your love of trains is a legacy from him and from
your grandfather. I lost my Dad in 1979 and he too introduced me to this wonderful
hobby when I was little. I honor him in a small way by adopting his nickname on
the Forum.
Hoppy
dochoot;
So sorry to hear that.
I know how you feel. 7 years ago this May for me and I still miss him.
He is the one that got my family into trains as well.
Take Care and God Bless
JJ
