It's tough

Keith, I well know your feelings since I too lost my love of 44 years on October 5, 2018. As Don/Norfolk said - Do one day at a time and dewell on all those happy memories we had all those years. My best regard to you and your family. Jim Langley...
 
Sorry for your loss and I am looking at 50 years with my wife at the end of January. No words can express my feelings for your loss.


Gary Tosel
 
Keith


What can you say-I know form personal experience that there is nothing that you can be told that makes it ok but but it helps a little to know that others care and are thinking of you -and I am -Karl
 
keith oh said:
I lost my wife of 65 years this week, sure is tough. Thought some of my Ford Barn friends may care. Keith Oh
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Keith,I am no gooroo,but IMHO you should focus more on the time you had with her than the fact that she is now gone. 65 years together means it was a remarkable marriage and the time you had together should be celebrated,not ignored due to the current situation. Focus on the positive and remind yourself every day what a lucky man you are to have been able to have that kind of partnership.
 
sorry for your loss.


65 years... wow!


my wife and I celebrated 20 this year.


It would be wonderful if we could make it 45 more.


Thank you for sharing your loss, God Bless!
 
My condolences to you also Keith, I just lost my wife in August after 61 years in a stairway fall and it is tough I know and all of a sudden you feel all alone.To make things worse I lost my cousin 3 weeks ago, we emailed each other several times a week for the last 10 years.
Good luck and take it a day at a time. Barry
 
I'm so sorry for your loss. To be married 65-years is something to be very proud of.

I did the math, 65-years ago was 1953. The last year of the flathead V8. It sounds like you had the best wife and a wonderful era to have gotten married. What a great time that must have been.
 
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