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Published: 2017-07-13 04:10:56 +0000 UTC; Views: 3294; Favourites: 104; Downloads: 23
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I drew this out of the bottom of my heart of how much sadness inside of me right now.My Uncle passed away last Monday and it hurts so much...
It's an R30 train was built and began service in 1961, the same year when my Uncle was born. So you get the picture....
This train was also in "The Sea Beach Line Incident" as a modern 80s Redbird paint scheme. This is the original model before it was rebuild in the 80s.
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I can relate to your problem. But if there's one thing old Rooter said, it's that the ones you love will always be with you as long as you remember the things they taught you. In a way, you're never really apart.
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He was born in 1961? That means that he was 56 years old when he died, if I did the math correctly.
Seems rather young to die, in my mind.
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I know the feeling. My Aunt passed away since late June. Still broken inside, but I'll press on moving forward.
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I know the death of a loved one can really bring a person down, so sometimes it's best to think of the good times you shared with them while they were around. Death is something that no one can really avoid, but even though they died they're memory still lives on and so does the impact they've had on people. I really do hope you feel better soon and you have my condolences on the passing of your uncle.
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It's at this point that we need to take a deep breath and a step back. When the minds goes into a dark place, it's easy to dismiss the light left behind. Your uncle is physically gone, but his presence, his influence, his legacy, his love is not. We all perish in time. The true goal is not to escape death, but to dictate the terms. I realize his passing may not have been completely comfortable. But, it was after life long lived.
Remember the good, and be glad you had such a relationship with your uncle.
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I'm really sorry for your loss, man
I hope you'll get back on your feet soon....
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Sorry to hear, man. Sounded like he was an great guy.
I lost my Grandma before Mother's Day this year so I know the pain.
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Losing family is never easy. I still have most of mine so far, but that just means that I have more that I can lose down the line. My heart goes out to you.
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My most deepest condolences on your lost, I know how it feels to lose a close relative since I was 4.
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Channel that sorrow man, let out through your art. Create something from the ashes. I think it can help your grief.
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I have the same feeling when I'm sad about the loss of a loved one or family member. I can hear a sad music played by a saxophone in this scene.
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Well, it's good that your expressing your sadness, instead of holding them in. That's supposed to be unhealthy. And it will, believe it or not, get better.
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It is good that you don't bottle up your sadness and show us what you feel about your loss.
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This is a beautiful pic. I'm very sorry for your loss.
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I can hear sad jazz music by a lonley saxophone player next to him now
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I will say, dude, this pic turned out very well, even with the passing of your uncle.
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It's ok man things will get better, you'll see
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No one truly dies until they are forgotten. As long as you remember your uncle, he will be by your side though the good and bad times, giving you a push forward when you need it. It may hurt now, but as long as you push forward, you'll be fine in time.
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This feels very noir-ish. I dig it.
Also, I'm sorry for your loss.
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My condolences. You will be in my thoughts and prayers.
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Sorry things haven't been going well for you. I know it's hard but you'll pull through. We're all here for you.
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So sorry to hear that your grandfather has passed. Hope you will be fine and your friends will be there to cheer you up.
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