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Franklin R Snuffin Jr. posted a condolence
Monday, January 18, 2016
Daddy, it has been almost 3 years since you went to meet up with Mommy.I have missed you everyday since you were called home to the Lord ,and the pain of your loss never diminishes.Thank you for being not just a father ,but for being a Dad. You taught me the love of the woods, hunting ,camping and fishing.but your greatest gift to me is that you showed me through your actions how to be a good husband ,father and grandfather to my wife,our own children and grandchildren. I know you are watching over us and I often base decisions I must make on what you would have done or said.Miss you and love you forever.
Your son ,Frank
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Janet posted a condolence
Tuesday, February 12, 2013
I miss you so much Daddy. Still can't believe you've gone on. It's only been 17 days but it feels like 17 years. I'm so sad but happy for you that you're with all those you love and were missing. Hug and kiss them all for me. I love you. I'm forever your "honers".
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Matt Gordon posted a condolence
Wednesday, January 30, 2013
What do you do, when that piece goes away?
The void left, half filled with things you wanted to say,
Begging for someway, to have just one more day.
The acceptance, that comes in time, I pray comes without further delay.
Where do you go, when you're always going there?
There, to that place, where the love we all shared,
Scared from the sight of that empty chair,
Somewhere in heaven he knows how much you all cared.
When does it change, from this moment to the next?
For the family of a man, who deserves nothing but the best,
This great loss, of a legend, that we didn't yet expect,
I am honored to know you, and pay you my final respects.
We know where you are, to the day, it's eight years,
You'd giving us all shit, with our eyes filled with tears,
You'd say "that's life , now lets go get some beers",
Frank Snuffin my good friend, here's to you sir, 'cheers'.
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Heather McCauley posted a condolence
Wednesday, January 30, 2013
You called me your "Things". For years growing up, I thought you meant
"Sings". I thought "Sings" from my choir singing, and I thought how
beautiful. I thought "Things", really? Okay. But, now I see. I
thought, he thought, "Things" as just the definition. The definition
being, "Some entity, object, or creature that is not or cannot be
specifically designated or precisely described." Though very
calculated of a definition, I found the beauty of his thought: I am
indescribable to him. Not one thought can become me. All his thoughts
are me. So today, Pop-pop, as you walk above us on the white clouds
holding Mom-mom's hand, know that to me you are indescribable. You are
my "Things" too. I cannot describe my love for you. I cannot describe
my lost without you. I cannot describe how much you mean the world to
me. I can however, describe the way I feel when you playfully grab my
knees. I can describe the whistle while you work I can still hear
echoing from the basement. I will take all of this with me until I
walk with you among the indescribable white clouds. Love you more than
I am.
-Things
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Gary Morse posted a condolence
Wednesday, January 30, 2013
God Bless You and Your family.I remember many laughs we had.Will never forget. Thank You for Your service.
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Brian Derr posted a condolence
Tuesday, January 29, 2013
Pop you will be missed very much. I won't forget all the memories we had together. I send my deepest sympathy to the family.
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Brian Derr posted a condolence
Tuesday, January 29, 2013
condolences from the derr family. you will be deeply missed.
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Sharon McCauley posted a condolence
Tuesday, January 29, 2013
Dad, A few weeks ago you asked me to call you Daddy like I use to when I was little. We laughed and I said Maybe I will just call you "Uncle Frank" like I did as a child when I won the races at the Campground when the speaker asked me "who is your Dad?" and I proudly stated on the microphone that "My Dad was Uncle Frank" since everyone always called you Uncle Frank at the lake. Everyone laughed and of course at my age then I didn't understand what was so funny. But everyone has special names for you - you heard Frank, Uncle Frank, Pop Pop, Francis, Commander, Chief and of course, Mr. Snuffin. Everyone knows you as the man who was loyal and true to his on convictions but I saw a man who cared deeply about his beliefs,steadfast in his loyalties and a man who loved his family above all else. One who could not wait to see or know what everyone was doing. Your house is filled with photos and mementos of those you held dear to your heart. It is quiet here now at your computer except for the scanner which you kept a vigil over your fire brothers as they continue to serve your town. Sometimes we would ask you to turn it down a little but your response was "No, they are putting their lives on the line everytime that thing goes off." You were a true statesman,countryman,an honored veteran,a legionnaire, a fireman, a friend and most importantly a family man - A revered legacy for all of us to follow. But to me you are and always will be my father who I will forever call "Daddy". I miss you and will love you always
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