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O/T--Buried good friend, neighbor, farmer Monday
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Posted by Brian in NY on September 20, 2006 at 07:33:12 from (12.149.100.21):
61 year old lifelong farmer, recently retired. He died of intestinal cancer. Never smoked, drank, etc. Will really miss him, he was a good friend and neighbor. It was sad to see the disease eat him up, and near the end he just wanted it to be over. He was never in much pain due to painkillers given, but still was uncomfortable. He asked me to be a pall bearer before he passed, so I was honored to take part in that way. Think I'll plant a nice Oak (his favorite tree) in his honor. I guess his family will have to sell off all his tractors and stuff....he stopped farming about 5 years ago but still has a few tractors, hay wagons, etc etc.
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