hope this story can give you some comfort ,one of my great aunts was found just like that in her flower garden And ,1st week in December 1998, my sister lost her f-I-l , and Joel lost his Dad ,,.the epitomy of a Harrison county dirt farmer who grew up in the hard scrabble 30s ,,just imagine a tall smiling weathered figure made from leather and wrapped in wire and you have pictured Roy Hubbard..he was a SWCD board director for over 40 yrs and a master cattleman farmer,.,,the nite he passed on, he and granddaughter Becky age 15, were bottle feeding dairy calves he had just got from the neighbor up the road ,. they were just talkin about everything including names for the calves , when Roy stopped in mid sentence, gasped, Becky looked over and could see his face pained , she helped him down to a bale of hayand leaned him against the big tire of the new Ford tractor, and called for help..VFDparamedics were there in 12 minutes said it looked like a massive stroke , nuthin they did seemed to help , and Joel made the decision to take him off Life support next morning ,. IMHO , You could not ask for a better way to go than any of those scenarios ..
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