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Posted by Puller504 on May 27, 2003 at 17:06:34 from (199.35.101.97):
Memorial Day in the morning, my beloved older brother Bob suffered a fatal heart attack. We grew up on our parents dairy farm together here in Northeast Ohio. Bob has been driving semi for Heartland Express for several years. He was spending the holiday in Little Rock, Arkansas loaded for Columbus, Ohio for after the holiday. Bob and I are close in age and in life. Even after he went out on the road, he'd send me E-Mails from his computer in the truck. I have to carry on now, but the pain of his loss is immense! Bob was gonna help me restore our Grandad's 1949 Farmall H that I got from our Dad before he passed on in 2000. Rest easy Bro, and I'll see you on the other side. Your loving brother, Don
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