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Tuesday’s funeral went well. My oldest son Karson and I drove Patterson (1956 DJ-3A) to the service as a nod to dad. No time for updates until Thursday morning.
Naturally, no funeral is complete without a quick engine check on the jeep …
It is nice to see Paterson included as a link from the memories past to memories yet to be made in the healing process.
Glad you brought the jeep, Dave. I’m sure you brought some smiles and some happy memories of your dad to lot of people there.
Heartfelt regrets to you & your family.
A very nice and appropriate gesture sir. Best wishes.
thats great , what a send off ! I want to be buried in my 48 w-o truck , I’ve owned it for most of my life , so why not ? plant my body in the 6 foot 4 inch bed and — BYE BYE !!
I’d have to be very careful, I can get dirty just looking at a piece of iron
Very nice tribute Dave.