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thanks again for all of the kind words.
a long few days.
I helped pickout an outfit forhim to be burried in.
it was quite cathartic going through his closets, weeding out what to just give to charity and what to keep. I remembered so many of his suits and sportcoats.
I did the math on what the clothing in his closet would sell for today... Yikes!!!!
obit from the local Phila paper.
http://www.philly.com/philly/obituaries/42725012.html
I am exhausted but back to work. that is what he would have expected of me.
Carl
a long few days.
I helped pickout an outfit forhim to be burried in.
it was quite cathartic going through his closets, weeding out what to just give to charity and what to keep. I remembered so many of his suits and sportcoats.
I did the math on what the clothing in his closet would sell for today... Yikes!!!!
obit from the local Phila paper.
http://www.philly.com/philly/obituaries/42725012.html
I am exhausted but back to work. that is what he would have expected of me.
Carl
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thanks again for all of the kind words.Originally Posted by Shirtmaven
a long few days.
I helped pickout an outfit forhim to be burried in.
it was quite cathartic going through his closets, weeding out what to just give to charity and what to keep. I remembered so many of his suits and sportcoats.
I did the math on what the clothing in his closet would sell for today... Yikes!!!!
obit from the local Phila paper.
http://www.philly.com/philly/obituaries/42725012.html
I am exhausted but back to work. that is what he would have expected of me.
Carl
A nice obit.
Very sorry to hear he has died.
He always looked great in the pictures on the wall of your shop.
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