Posted by kurk on September 18, 2016 at 13:31:38 from (70.198.129.215):
Not looking for "sorry for your loss" type posts but just reminding all of you how you should appreciate the older people you have been around. Been thinking about this forever, but this time of year brings back a lot of memories from one that tought me the most about farming, fixing things , and just being a man. I lost my uncle (one of five technically, but the only one I'd really claim) coming up on 8 yrs ago. This time of year was always important and special to me because I remember so well of riding on the tractor with him while chopping corn for his beef cattle. I would ride between the left fender and the seat on his 4230 john Deere. That will tell you how little I was! As I got older I could help more but I'd still ride on the fender occasionally. I thought that tractor was the stoutest tractor around! Miss those days! So all of you that get tired and grumpy listening to older relatives on the farm, appreciate them and learn what you can, they don't make em like that anymore
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