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Dang, this is sad only two WW I vets left.

skim

Teaching MIDN how to drift a BB
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There's no word on the cause of death.

wtf?? HE WAS 109!!! The paper should say "There's no word on the cause of him living to be 109"!!

Hell, thats what I want to know.

famous quote by the late George Burns (who lived to be over 100):

An interviewer asks what his doctors think about him drinking and smoking everyday, he replied
"I don't know, they are all dead"
 

phrogpilot73

Well-Known Member
According to the funeral home, he drove his car until he was 104 and lived on his own until three years ago.
This is what I picked up on. Wow, that guy truly lived life. I have grandparents that are in their 80's and I don't know how much longer they'll be driving or living on their own...
 

MasterBates

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Soon, there will be no more men from WW I left.

Most of us still on AD will probably be here to send off the last WWII vet and Korea vet as well.

Thank you for your service Dr. Coffey.
 

Ken_gone_flying

"I live vicariously through myself."
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This is what I picked up on. Wow, that guy truly lived life. I have grandparents that are in their 80's and I don't know how much longer they'll be driving or living on their own...


Sorry to see an old vet leave us, RIP. But nobody should be driving a motor vehicle at 104 years old..
 

Herc_Dude

I believe nicotine + caffeine = protein
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God Bless em - what a story, what a man. That is how you live a life.
 

Mumbles

Registered User
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Almost 9 million Americans served during WW2. Most of them are already dead. I remember reading somewhere that we lose over 500 of them daily.
 
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