jekjones1558
Always happy at Disney
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In case there are any DVCers out there who have not yet used points with parents, don't wait too long. And if there are any potential DVC owners wondering about whether DVC is worth the money, please see my signature photo.
In loving memory of my dad, Donald G. Polander, March 31, 1921 - Feb. 7, 2006. U.S. Navy veteran who served on the USS Texas and survived the battles of Normandy, Okinawa and Iwo Jima. Proud family man, gifted wood carver and champion bass fisherman. But, best of all, just my dad. Rest in peace. I love you.
Jean
Added on Feb. 10: My dad's funeral was today. You have no idea how much all of your kind posts mean to me as I read them tonight. My dad had many talents, all of them self-taught, and he sought no recognition. Even family and friends were amazed at some of his creations, which I displayed at the mortuary. (Here is a link Carvings that shows just a few of about 30 birds he did, each with almost microscopic details in carving and painting. People had no idea he had done so many because he was so humble.) I guess that, when a loved one dies, the worst fear is that their life will have not been valued. You have helped me to believe that my dad really is someone special. Thanks to all for taking the time to comfort a fellow DISer.
Jean
In loving memory of my dad, Donald G. Polander, March 31, 1921 - Feb. 7, 2006. U.S. Navy veteran who served on the USS Texas and survived the battles of Normandy, Okinawa and Iwo Jima. Proud family man, gifted wood carver and champion bass fisherman. But, best of all, just my dad. Rest in peace. I love you.
Jean
Added on Feb. 10: My dad's funeral was today. You have no idea how much all of your kind posts mean to me as I read them tonight. My dad had many talents, all of them self-taught, and he sought no recognition. Even family and friends were amazed at some of his creations, which I displayed at the mortuary. (Here is a link Carvings that shows just a few of about 30 birds he did, each with almost microscopic details in carving and painting. People had no idea he had done so many because he was so humble.) I guess that, when a loved one dies, the worst fear is that their life will have not been valued. You have helped me to believe that my dad really is someone special. Thanks to all for taking the time to comfort a fellow DISer.
Jean