Lost my father when I was 19, in 1995. 2 years later I was married we had our first daughter. I still think about him daily. I would give almost anything for him to get to meet both his granddaughters. He would love them so very much….

Dad passed this year...was 94. Think of him all the time.

you never get over it. Lost my mom, dad and sister. only have one sister left.

My Dad passed in 1994. I was truly blessed to have him as my Dad and I still miss him to this day. Holidays, working and fishing are when I miss him the most.

At the time I almost hated the man. Took some pretty good whipin's as a kid, for stuff I didn't do. He was partial to my younger brother by 6 years. Nowadays, quite often I thank God for the man, because I learned a bunch about being responsible and reliable. Rarely talk to my brother who at times, after he left the house, especially when he was in the Navy, was pretty much a f**kup. The difference in how we were treated made an influence on me when I raise our girls. Got two working on Ph'Ds, one has a massive chicken farm in Arkanas, and the other one is married to a Gunny in the Corps and has her own non profit for abuse/rape victims.

Miss mine every day. I'd give up a year of my life to play a round of golf with him again, or spend a day on the lake.

I believe in the lord almighty and eternal life. I will see him soon enough, no need to come back to this planet for a short time.

Amen.

Lost my Dad 20 years ago and my Mom 22 year ago. I think about them almost every day. My Dad was strict, but now that we are grown, (brother, sister and I) we appreciated what he taught us.

My biological dad can F off. Haven't talked to him in nearly 35+ years. My dad who raised me for 40+ years I miss tremendously. He is a true legend. One day we will meet again.

Can’t y’all just play make believe with us?

I got to spend about 50 years with my Dad, when he passed it hurt a lot, i think of him every day for the past 13 years, i drink coffee from his mug almost every day, I do not think that 1 hour would be worth it to me, it took me years to get over losing him, i do not want to go through that again , I figure we will meet up again down the road.

I will see him again and all I had to do was accept God into my heart.

Super fortunate. Both my wife and my parents are still here in their early to Mid 80’s. My dad will be 86 on Saturday. My parents are coming for Thanksgiving tomorrow. Going to be good….Loud …but good. Wife’s parents live in Tulsa. We weere up there first week of Oct.

Held Dad's hands while he cried out to God to end his suffering from Parkinson's ( Parkinson's sucks ) . I'll never forget the look in his eyes until I meet him in Glory .