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1. I know the cows hell fetch. When I was a little girl Find the perfect funeral quote or funeral poem to express how much he meant to you. When you were here, you brightened the day,with your positive attitude and charming smile.I loved when I came up to you for a hug,you wrapped your arms around me and gave me a little shrug.When I looked into your eyes so bright, they were filled with so much joy,every time we played wiffle ball and I fell, you would always say, Oh boy.Then when you got sick, my heart just broke and I started to cry, cause God took the joy out of your eyes and the brightness from the sky.Your smile has faded and its barely a grin and now you seem so hopeless cause the cancer worked its way in.Theres nothing I can do now, the joys almost gone,now that bright smile and grin are gone,Cause God decided he needed you nowSo, he brought you up, up past the sun to a place where all your pain is gone.Every time it rains now, I think of you,shedding your love over all of us youve left behind.Youll never be forgotten and youre forever missed.You were an amazing husband, father, grandfather,brother, and an awesome friend.Dedicated to the greatest man Known: My Grandfather. I love you so much, And please say hi to Mummy for me too. . A phrase said to someone when they are going to sleep. I hear the rooster call. by Anonymous. One after one; the sound of rain, and bees Spending time with him is one of the most beneficial things you can do. These things I overlook, you see, Of those fierce darts Despair at me doth throw; Sleep tight grandad,Now that youve gone away,For the fun and laughter that you brought,Well miss you every day. Poem Tribute To Grandpa, My Granddaddy, My Best Friend He was my favourite Pop of all, it was hard to say goodbye. Could be the fish. I do not die. My ice cream dripped on his good pants, Sleep, sleep, beauty bright, Though so tired you would be. . Mar 3, 2023 - A collection of the best funeral poems and funeral quotes for a Grandpa to honour your Grandpa's life and legacy. . Create a free online memorial page now. Well dwell on the times that we sat on your knee,In the garden at Colliehare, under the tree.Shelling peas, telling tales or singing a song,Sitting there until the shadows grew long.Well smile when we think of the times that we shared,Like sipping your beer, whenever we dared,Playing cards and fearing that moment of dread,When mother would call us both up to our beds.Im delighted that Will had a chance to seeHow loving and fun, how giving you could be.I smiled at Christmas when I heard you say;Dont tell your mother, quick, put it away.I knew, at that moment in his hot little handsLay a crisp ten-pound note, for which he had plans.I suddenly realized Id grown up after all,Still your little girl, but no longer so small.Well reminisce of a man whod stir up the pot,To see what would happen, and sometimes not.Who was stubborn, contrary, could drive us half mad,But you were one of a kind, for which were all glad.We know in our hearts that youll always be close,Youll be in the kitchen, but not as a ghost.Well think of a Scallywag with stories to enthrall,Of Mums boyfriends, Johns exploits, so many to recall.Well chuckle, just quietly, whenever we thinkOf these tales that youd tell, and then slyly wink.Well remember your mischievous, twinkling blue eyes,Your smiles, your laughter, your hugs, our goodbyes.
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