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Losing Johnny Cash And John Ritter...
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Thanks Mike..everything is ok..My former father in law passed recently...I knew the man for 30 years and my kids were deeply affected by the loss of Grandpa....Working through it though with a little help from their dad...😉
Ray
Ray
I'm so sorry for your loss, Ray...
kwildoctr and I offer our condolences to you and your family. Let us know if you need anything, or if you just want to talk.
As for Johnny Cash, he was about the only musician my mom and dad agreed on...they both liked him and his music.
Rest in peace, all those who have left us.
kwildoctr and I offer our condolences to you and your family. Let us know if you need anything, or if you just want to talk.
As for Johnny Cash, he was about the only musician my mom and dad agreed on...they both liked him and his music.
Rest in peace, all those who have left us.
Dr. Bill Kobb
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Very sorry to hear of your loss, Venray 1, and am also bummin' about Johnny Cash and John Ritter. Ever pervasive, death seems to be positively omnipresent of late. My best friend's Mom has been placed in hospice and is slipping fast. While I am almost relieved for her(she's been bedridden for awhile now), my bud is taking it hard, and I don't know how to help but to be there for `em. My forced attempts at cheeriness just come off lame...
Why can't some S.O.B. like John Ashcroft shuffle off instead of all these good people. Who the Hell's running the show up there!
Why can't some S.O.B. like John Ashcroft shuffle off instead of all these good people. Who the Hell's running the show up there!
tkrexx
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Losing a Grandpa is always rough at any age...And Grandkids need support and guidence to get thru this. You the Man, Ray, for seeing this and supplying what your kids need. Believe it or not, at my age I STILL have a Grandad AND Grandma live and kickin', and I'm not ready to part with them yet.
John Ritter, the perpetual funny man, Jim Carrey before Jim Carrey. A pop Icon of the 70's & 80's, whose career was still going strong until his sad and early death. What's really sad is Mr. Ritter's passing has been overshadowed by the death of Johnny Cash. If you get a chance, rent the obscure (And just plain FREAKY!) horror movie, "The Other," from about 1974. You'll see a young Mr. Ritter at the beginning of his career having nothing at all to do with comedy.
Johnny Cash was, and forever will be, a legend in the music industry. A few years back he recorded a completely ass-kickin' rock tune, "Rusty Chains," I think. (Why do I keep thinking "Broken Nails?") The respect earned by Mr. Cash is doubled by the fact that he conquered the radio at a time when our nation would not allow minorities to enjoy the same success as good, old-fashioned Anglo folks...I guess the production execs at the time were unaware that Mr. Cash was half Anglo, half American Native.
God Welcome Them Both.
Rxx
John Ritter, the perpetual funny man, Jim Carrey before Jim Carrey. A pop Icon of the 70's & 80's, whose career was still going strong until his sad and early death. What's really sad is Mr. Ritter's passing has been overshadowed by the death of Johnny Cash. If you get a chance, rent the obscure (And just plain FREAKY!) horror movie, "The Other," from about 1974. You'll see a young Mr. Ritter at the beginning of his career having nothing at all to do with comedy.
Johnny Cash was, and forever will be, a legend in the music industry. A few years back he recorded a completely ass-kickin' rock tune, "Rusty Chains," I think. (Why do I keep thinking "Broken Nails?") The respect earned by Mr. Cash is doubled by the fact that he conquered the radio at a time when our nation would not allow minorities to enjoy the same success as good, old-fashioned Anglo folks...I guess the production execs at the time were unaware that Mr. Cash was half Anglo, half American Native.
God Welcome Them Both.
Rxx
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Ray,
I'm sorry to hear about you and your family's loss. I have to handle the "coping with death" for chidlren, too albeit with pet loss. Still, not an enjoyable subject.
As to JC and JR - the first didn't shock me, but saddened me, while I was shocked and saddened both by the loss of a man still in his prime. Huge losses to the entertainment world. And maybe educating the public about aortic aneurysms/dissections isn't a bad thing to come out of all this. As for Cash, after the loss of his wife earlier this year, I don't find it surprising that he succumbed. RIP to two of the best.
I'm sorry to hear about you and your family's loss. I have to handle the "coping with death" for chidlren, too albeit with pet loss. Still, not an enjoyable subject.
As to JC and JR - the first didn't shock me, but saddened me, while I was shocked and saddened both by the loss of a man still in his prime. Huge losses to the entertainment world. And maybe educating the public about aortic aneurysms/dissections isn't a bad thing to come out of all this. As for Cash, after the loss of his wife earlier this year, I don't find it surprising that he succumbed. RIP to two of the best.
