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Warren’s Last Ride

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The above picture is the scene of a motorcycle accident. My brother-in-law went out for a ride on his bike, beautiful weather for a ride. Little did he know what would happen, as he was on his way home he failed to negotiate the corner. Warren hit the rock, and then the tree. That was his last ride.

My wife and I spent the day with her sister yesterday. She is doing pretty well at the moment for having just lost her husband. Maybe reality has not fully set in yet.

Warren was a story teller. He had just been to our home a couple weeks ago along with his wife and we spent some time together and had a meal. We are so thankful that we had that time together as it was to be the last time we were to see Warren. Warren had his usual compliment of stories to tell. Sometimes we had heard them before, sometimes not. The thing was that he was a good story teller. You wanted to hear what he would say next. He was funny and engaging while regaling you with a tale.

Warren was a good husband to his wife. He was a hard working man, given to telling you how it is, like it or not. He served our country back in the day, which I admired him for.

We will miss Warren’s stories, his sense of humor, and we will miss him more.

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I am a believer in God. I am not religious, I’ll leave that to others. I write about many things in this Christian life. When I write I’m not only writing to any of you who read what I write, I’m also writing to myself. I don’t have the Christian walk down pat by a long shot as those who know me would tell you! I simply enjoy writing about God and our walk with Him, and hope that what I write will bless someone. This ability to write is a talent given me by God, this would not be here otherwise! I love music, especially Third Day! I love to read and am married.

14 thoughts on “Warren’s Last Ride

  1. So sorry for your family’s loss.

  2. Thank you Anne, we appreciate it.

  3. Sorry for your loss. I will pray for your family.

  4. So sad for your loss my friend, Graeme

  5. I am sorry to hear the tragic news Greg. It is hard to lose a loved one. May his soul rest in peace.
    Please accept my sincerest condolences. The Lord be with you my friend.

  6. I don’t have the words, I can ask God to grant you all peace…and He will, blessings to your family through this tragedy.

  7. My prayers are with you and your family. God bless you all and comfort you during this time. Let His peace be your guide always.

  8. My prayers are with you, your wife, and your sister-in-law, Greg. Like you, I rejoice that you had that last great meal and story-telling time together. Thank you for sharing this insight into some of your family members at such a difficult time!

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