Be Thankful
 

Enjoy your family, friends and boat. Step or no step, beak or no beak, platform or not, cat or vee, pad or no pad etc. etc. Just buried a friend and fellow boater today after a long battle with Leukemia. Be thankful for your health and enjoy each day.

Sorry for your loss.

Sorry for your loss, I know how things like this make yoyu think.
In Sept 2000 I buried my wife Sasha, she was only 32 and stunning. I went home after the funeral and looked at all the things she accumulated over four years and it hit me, what good was it all? you dont take it with you and he who dies with the most toys is the biggest pile of crap I ever heard. I hug my daughter everyday and even when my business gets annoying I thank god I'm annoyed over something I own and have and not because I'm starving.
The saying " You never realize what you have till its gone" is so true.
I count my blessings everyday and try to enjoy every minute of my life because it goes by quick.

Sorry for your loss!

Hits home here I have been battling Leukemia since 2005 and am recovering from a bone marrow transplant a year and a half ago. I had to get rid of the Cig (Thanks again OSO) and miss it dearly but I have bought a little 17 foot fixer upper to help pass the time and can not belive how much that little boat means to me, it is worth less that the props on the Cig but I got to go out on my boat twice last year and am very thankfull for that.

We need to count our blessings everyday, and live like there is no tomorrow! Sorry to hear of our loss.

Lost my wife to cancer over ten years ago, lost best friends Ann and Gordon to he Texoma accident and too many in the drag boats. Shure is nice to see this thread, Thanks OSO family and sorry for your losses also

God Bless ...

Very sorry for your loss.
May he(she?) rest in peace now.

Very sad part of life. sorry for your loses..



Life is not measured by the breaths we take, but by the moments that take our breath away.

Sorry for everybodys loss that posted.And thank you for reminding us sometimes you do need to keep things in perspective