My York Buzz

Chris,

 

My condolences upon the loss of your one parent and the imminent passing of the other.  I lost my Dad in March of this year, and somehow I find myself looking at EVERYTHING through a different pair of glasses.  It really does change our lives forever. 

 

I realize losing parents is something all of us is likely going to deal with at one point or another... but I don't think we realize what it REALLY means to lose them until they are gone.  The finality of their passing stirs lots of deep emotions, and grief is one of the strongest emotions we deal with in life.

 

Sounds like you have a wonderful family as part of your support structure... and you have a great attitude.  Those are what's most important.  York is York, and there will be other shows to attend when life settles "back to normal".  Besides, nowadays technology is such that you can stay well connected with friends attending, so it's not like you won't know what's going on there.

 

David

 

Sorry to hear about your parents. I lost my father in 1968 and my mother in 2006 and it was the saddest times in my life but as time went on I realized what great people they were and what it meant to be a parent. Though they did not have much in their life, they gave everything to their kids. 

 

York will always be there, we will miss you but sometimes more important things get in the way.

 

dave

 

Chris. Sorry for your loss.

We lost my dad a couple of years ago to an accident 2 days before Christmas. It's a hard time to go through, but life goes on, and you have your own family to be there for you.

There will always be more Yorks for you.