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2 minutes ago, Paul53 said:

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A person could dress anyway they liked at my funeral and my family would think they were just another "kook" in my past life.......... 

I hope the mortuary puts a smile on my face.  You have to laugh and have fun in life, after all we all are going to die!

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16 minutes ago, janice6 said:

A person could dress anyway they liked at my funeral and my family would think they were just another "kook" in my past life..........

 A guy i used to work with got upset when i told him i did not expect him to be at my funeral some day.

Then i explained as a dead guy....i had not expectations.

When he's 98 he's going to buy green bananas.

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2 hours ago, Swampfox762 said:

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I remember long ago when we walked into a restaurant and sat down while talking and laughing with each other,  it was good to be together!

I remember the good feeling to see a couple of law enforcement sitting near and feeling good that they were with us.

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40 minutes ago, janice6 said:

 

I remember the good feeling to see a couple of law enforcement sitting near and feeling good that they were with us.

When is started out in a rural county as a cop the feeling was totally mutual.   We had a wonderful appreciation for each other.    I work for a larger place now.  But that first department was 18 men strong (a couple reserves) and no cop-ettes.

The entire department would march in the 3rd of July parade.     The SO would put an extra unit in our area to cover us.

I remember after the parade walking through an arts festival held at the same time...and was invited to have a plate of homemade fried chicken, potato salad and collard greens.   We knew the family.  They fixed all our cars.

That was so log ago..we carried spears for side arms.

I drove a Ford Crown Brontosaurus.

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9 minutes ago, Historian said:

When is started out in a rural county as a cop the feeling was totally mutual.   We had a wonderful appreciation for each other.    I work for a larger place now.  But that first department was 18 men strong (a couple reserves) and no cop-ettes.

The entire department would march in the 3rd of July parade.     The SO would put an extra unit in our area to cover us.

I remember after the parade walking through an arts festival held at the same time...and was invited to have a plate of homemade fried chicken, potato salad and collard greens.   We knew the family.  They fixed all our cars.

That was so log ago..we carried spears for side arms.

I drove a Ford Crown Brontosaurus.

Good times indeed....

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