Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

I am sad to say I lost my 82 year old dad last night. Some of you have seen him or talked to him as he went to all the trailer gatherings in California to Arizona. I will miss him very much. What a great dad I had. He loved cars, motorcycles and anything with wheels. He was an avid bicycle rider. He has ridden up to the top of mount Wilson in L.A. and would ride either Griffith Park or the beach he loved the out doors.
Here are a few pics from the Spamboree

Eddie, my condolences on your loss...hold those memories dear and he will NEVER be gone...I lost my Dad some 25 yrs ago and miss him everyday but I still appreciate the love for camping and the great outdoors that he instilled in me.................................
madjack

Sorry to hear about your loss.

Best wishes...........

Wolfgang

God Bless your Dad, You will cherish the days spent with him and all the photos to remember spending time with.

Thank you guys very much. MJ that is a great picture of you and your dad.

My thought, what a great way to live! I lost my dad when he was 96, he too lived well and that is what I remember.

Eddie

sorry to hear of your loss, I have spoken with your Dad at the Spamboree, a gentelman that I am sure will be missed by many in our little community.

I am bracing for the loss of my own dad, he was diagnosed we luekemea back in November and had been doing as well as could be expected for 85 years, but went into the hospital this week with congestive heart failure.

I do feel your pain.

Prayers for those that he left behind, but as has been said, with the memories he is never really gone.

Sorry about your loss Eddy. Our thoughts are with you and Donna.

Sorry to hear about your loss,I know you will think about him for yrs to come I lost my dad 5 yrs ago and still think about him everday. My thoughts and prayers go with you my friend.

Eddie,
I'm sorry for you loss.
I'm glad you have such good memories of you dad hopefully those will help carry you and your family thought this difficult time.

Eddie,
Hang on to the good memories...
Lost my dad 30 years ago and my mom 25 years ago.
I cherish the time I spent camping with them and when I camp I always think about the great times spent in the outdoors with 'em.
Our thoughts are with You and Donna...

My condolences, as well, Eddie!

My own father is 87 and still kickin' it hard, though slowing down a bit as anyone can imagine. He, too, instilled in me a love for the outdoors & camping, and we still talk about the camping trips we did when I lived at home all through the '50s & '60s, and he loves to hear about the teardrop camping trips I still make (he's even made all 17 of the Dam Gatherings!). Honestly, I don't know how I'm gonna handle it when he finally decides he's done with this world ... but like you, I've got a whole teardrop family to help me through it.

My thoughts are with you and your family!

Grant

I'm sorry for you loss .My dad is up in years he say when he gone "Just remember I live a full life I know more on the other side and it will be good to see old friends ,so drink a toast to me of some good Irish and rember the good times "
It look like he live a great life. Seen that you have not done to bad for your shelf. So you will be in are prays

Eddie, my condolences to you and your family. This subject is always emotional for both those who have lost their fathers, and others like me, who know there will be a day when we do.

My father always talks of the "brevity of time". It's so important to make the most of it. Thanks for sharing the great memories you made with your Dad and the impact he had/has on your life forever.

Scott

emiller

What a great dad I had. He loved cars, motorcycles and anything with wheels. He was an avid bicycle rider. He has ridden up to the top of mount Wilson in L.A. and would ride either Griffith Park or the beach he loved the out doors.

Eddie, sorry I didn't see this thread sooner.

You have had the wonderful experience of having a dad like this. You are fortunate indeed.

May he rest in peace.