Re: OT/how do you handle it?

Posted by CRUSADER on March 21, 2010 at 12:04:31 from (74.211.79.38):

In Reply to: OT/how do you handle it? posted by rrlund on March 21, 2010 at 08:51:37:

This is a decision you and your family will have to make. In my travels the past 25 years, I've met a few people that are retired. One I think is the saddest is a retired E-9. He and his wife sold everything, moved there to be near thier daughter, son-in-law, grandkids after thier retirement. They bought a home, found part time employment, some activities, and planned to be there with thier daughter and her family. The son-in-law got a promotion and moved away with the family less than two years after they moved there. Then his spouse passed away. Now he's living in a town that he had never been to because he followed his daugher, she and family very seldom visit, and he isn't financially or physically capable of moving. I don't know the gentleman very well, but whenever I am there and see him I always make sure to say "Howdy Chief, how's it going." Seems like it helps put a smile on his face.

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