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He’s gone to heaven
29/01/2009 by Russell.
What a day, my father had a great send off. over 100 people turned out to say farewell to my father, and I am grateful for those who came along. Imet and chatted to people from my village -Wingerworth - whom I hadn’t seen in years and years. Don of Lydgate farm (now a housing estate), Peter Normans father, John Radford (father of Andrew) and many others who I can’t even remember. But also, was a bit of a family re-union, seeing some cousins I hadn’t seen since the 1970’s -wow! what a lovely time, then there was Peter, Ian, Karen And Suzanne, the children of Jean and the late Brian Young, wonderful to see them.
Of course it was great to see such friends as Kevin and Anne make the journey from Buckinghamshire to attend the funeral - friends indeed.
A sad but joyous day for seeing so many acquintances, and of course great thanks to Barry and Peter for coming along from Congleton. What a lucky person to have such comrades in arms. Over the past year I have felt alone and it is only now I have found that i do have friends, I have felt this way because of what trauma I have created for the family unit.
Love to Phillip, Kirsten, Emily, and Gregory and Christine, the day would have been soulless without you there to share his day. Also Brenda suffered enough with my father, just hope she can get out on the Moors soon.
On the day, i thought I would never make the speech and Barry was there to talk it through, (see post below) courage, or fortitude, i don’t know - but it all flowed as i wanted to remember my father, it was his last stand in the public eye, so I wanted it to count. God what do you do now your parents have both died? it certainly is a strange experience, they have been there, always there, but now its not a family of three, it’s a family of just 1………..
So long Dad, enjoy your reunion with Mum
On a positive note, 26th January also a date when Bruce released his latest CD, what better accompanyment to drive home with eh?
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