A buddy and i were fishing up north when she steamed past Mart. We had a conversation and we tipped our hats..............
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Old Man Dave - sad news.
- Thread starter foxfish
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I like the thought of his boat there Mart. Although I don't post much these days I still think of Dave now and again. All the best to you and yours.Three & a half years now!
It would of been Daves sixty second birthday two days ago & he would of been retied for two years!
He worked as a teacher all his life, professionally & on the forums, it was an untimely death but his soul is embedded in many of his students forever.
His boat, 'Spearfish' is still a locale sight & is now moored out in deep water at Cobo bay - I like this as it reminds folk of Dave
Following your links, I found this and I lost my only sibling, my much loved brother last year and time stops right then as everything is not the same.
I feel your grief and give you strength to carry on and do him proud and lead a happy and lucky life until you hold him in your arms forever. And go fishing of course.
I feel your grief and give you strength to carry on and do him proud and lead a happy and lucky life until you hold him in your arms forever. And go fishing of course.
