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Keep Mark and his family in your thought and prayers. Mark lost his father Tom last night. Some of you I’m sure met Tom at the Missouri Crappie Camps.
Tom was a great guy and will be missed. I have may great memories with Tom that I will hold on to forever.
Prayers for him and his family.
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Prayers and condolences to the family a friends.
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Praying for Mark and family.
Our thoughts are with his family.
Prayers for the family.
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Prayers for Mark and his family.
Mark sorry to hear about your Dad , Let us know if you need anything . Dave and Joyce
I'm very sorry for your loss.
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Sorry to hear this, Prayers for Mark and family...
Prayers sent up, it's rough losing a parent.
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Prayers up, Mark. Tom was a helluva guy, but I don't need to tell you that, you already know. I was glad to have met him and hear his stories and see the legacy he left behind in you and his grand kids and his great-grandkids. He left an indelible imprint on the KC Northland and truly, the world. RIP, sir!
Thank you everyone for the kind words and especially the prayers. He and his brother passed on their love of fishing to me and my cousins. Now, my Dad and Uncle Leo are together again checking out some awesome fishing holes in heaven.
I was fortunate to have a special father/son relationship with my Dad. Even when he was nearing the end, he loved talking about our many fishing adventures...many of which, let’s be honest...weren’t very successful in terms of limits caught, but were awesome memories nonetheless.
He did ask me one question I plan on addressing this spring. He said, “Why didn’t we go fishing more often?” Well, the quick answer I told him was the crappie fishing at Smithville the last couple of years has sucked! The long answer we decided was that life just happens.
Lesson learned: Call a friend, teach a child (or grand child), take the trip, wet the line, make up the story and laugh your butt off in the process, because life is short...and a bad day fishing is still better than a good day at work!
Thanks again. Now...when is crappie camp this year? I’m ready!!!!!!
Prayers for Mark and family.