Me/Father in fatal RX-7 acccident
10-27-02, 04:38 PM
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I cannot find words to express my grief for you, such a contrast of emotions you will never experience in one day !
My heart feels empty at the tought of what you must be going through, I too have a very strong bond with my father, he is my best friend, he enjoys being in my car and my hobby (rx7's) as muxh as I do. I could never imagine loosing him doing something we both enjoy so much.
Please accept my condolences, if you ever need to talk or anything at all please do not hesitate to PM me or email.
peter.giljevic@ki-s.com.au
I on behalf of the whole rotary community, here on the forum and everywhere offer my/our sympathy for your loss
Take care Brandon
Regards, Peter
My heart feels empty at the tought of what you must be going through, I too have a very strong bond with my father, he is my best friend, he enjoys being in my car and my hobby (rx7's) as muxh as I do. I could never imagine loosing him doing something we both enjoy so much.
Please accept my condolences, if you ever need to talk or anything at all please do not hesitate to PM me or email.
peter.giljevic@ki-s.com.au
I on behalf of the whole rotary community, here on the forum and everywhere offer my/our sympathy for your loss
Take care Brandon
Regards, Peter
10-27-02, 05:24 PM
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I'm gonna pray for you and your family, actually, i'm gonna have my whole school pray for you and your family ( i go to a catholic school). I love my father so much and i am going to tell him that right now, thank you for sharing this with us. I'm very sorry and I hope you're able to stop grieving and celebrate your fathers life soon. My heart hurts to hear about this. I will keep the crazy driving to the track now, once again, thank you.
10-27-02, 06:45 PM
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Brandon,
My condolensces go out to you and you family. I lost my father in 1993 to a massive heart attack. I can somewhat understand what you are going through, hang in there, stay strong.
Ron in CT
My condolensces go out to you and you family. I lost my father in 1993 to a massive heart attack. I can somewhat understand what you are going through, hang in there, stay strong.
Ron in CT
10-27-02, 07:53 PM
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Brandon,
Reading your story nearly brought me to tears...I can only imagine the depth of emotion you are currently feeling.
I just put my 2 month old son in the passenger seat of my FD today while I was working on it, and I was looking forward to when I can take him out for a ride. I will remember your tragedy years from now when I finally do so. My thoughts and condolences to you and your family.
Reading your story nearly brought me to tears...I can only imagine the depth of emotion you are currently feeling.
I just put my 2 month old son in the passenger seat of my FD today while I was working on it, and I was looking forward to when I can take him out for a ride. I will remember your tragedy years from now when I finally do so. My thoughts and condolences to you and your family.
10-27-02, 08:05 PM
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i cant imagine ur pain. i look at these cars as a curse sometimes, i have heard of too many bad things coming from them it scares me sometimes. i have been thinking a lot lately about wether the heads turning and the speed is really worth all the risks i take. not that it matters but with all the things happening recently i havnt been driving like i used to. turning down races and not showing up on fri sat nights is becoming a lot more common. i think there is a harsh sense of realization that comes from horrible events like these. but in some way, these events may be saving others lives indirectly. its an unimaginable thing your are going through but i hope u realize that by letting others know what happened to you, you may prevent someone else from going through the same thing. im sorry im babbling, ill be sending a few extra prayers out for you and your family, once again im sorry for what you had to go through.
-mike
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10-27-02, 08:41 PM
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Brandon, I am in total shock and I can't even imagine how you might feel but I do know that the Lord is with you always! I'm so very sorry to hear that and I will be praying for you and your family! Please keep your head up and remember the Lord is with you!
~Nicole~
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10-27-02, 08:43 PM
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I'd like to thank each and everyone of you who's helping with your replies. Even the replies with just the frown faces are helping me out.
About 2 hours ago we got a call from the coronary. There were NO signs that he was unconscious. His lungs were full of water, just as was his stomach was. He was totally awake when he was drowning.
Another thing is that I never ever touched the seat-belt release, and I REALLY doubt that i just slid through the belts. I'm am going to continue to believe that my dad sacrificed his life for mine by reaching for my belt before his. He was such an amazing guy. Always made everyone laugh and never failed to put a smile on someone's face. He was a well known man around the area, and I know he'll be dearly missed.
Brandon
About 2 hours ago we got a call from the coronary. There were NO signs that he was unconscious. His lungs were full of water, just as was his stomach was. He was totally awake when he was drowning.
Another thing is that I never ever touched the seat-belt release, and I REALLY doubt that i just slid through the belts. I'm am going to continue to believe that my dad sacrificed his life for mine by reaching for my belt before his. He was such an amazing guy. Always made everyone laugh and never failed to put a smile on someone's face. He was a well known man around the area, and I know he'll be dearly missed.
Brandon
10-27-02, 08:51 PM
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Originally posted by Midnight Hour
Another thing is that I never ever touched the seat-belt release, and I REALLY doubt that i just slid through the belts. I'm am going to continue to believe that my dad sacrificed his life for mine by reaching for my belt before his
Another thing is that I never ever touched the seat-belt release, and I REALLY doubt that i just slid through the belts. I'm am going to continue to believe that my dad sacrificed his life for mine by reaching for my belt before his
10-27-02, 08:52 PM
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Originally posted by MazdaMike
i think there is a harsh sense of realization that comes from horrible events like these. but in some way, these events may be saving others lives indirectly. its an unimaginable thing your are going through but i hope u realize that by letting others know what happened to you, you may prevent someone else from going through the same thing.
-mike
i think there is a harsh sense of realization that comes from horrible events like these. but in some way, these events may be saving others lives indirectly. its an unimaginable thing your are going through but i hope u realize that by letting others know what happened to you, you may prevent someone else from going through the same thing.
-mike
Brandon
