Notes

on Sept 22 at 6:22 my pop drew his last breath. I am very sure that at that very second he opened his eyes and he could see clear beautiful crisp colors and at that very moment I know he knew his prayers had been answered and he prob ran to those pearly gates to reap his rewards of his faithfulness. and the faces that greeted him on his arrival well that I cant put into words because incredible or amazing seem like they don't do that justice. indescribable is the only word that could possibly scratch the surface.
Today we are all here because we loved my pop either as family or as friends who I'm sure he considered no different than family. I am standing here speaking on behalf of my cousins who were blessed to have him in our lives. and we will forever be thankful for having him for as long as we did. He taught us lots of things without sitting us down we watched him the boys watched him as he built motors and welded anything he could. the girls watched his loving nature and kind hand with us and with animals he def handed down a love of animals and his soft spot for animals to all of us.
there was something that drew people in with my pop whether it was his knowledge of trucks and cars or his love of the lord they came from all corners and when you left him you left eduacated in one in more times than not both areas.