I'm posting old family photographs from my collection on Wednesdays, but they won't be wordless posts like others do.
Here is one of my favorite images from my collection:
This picture was taken in 1994. My dad, Clay Ford, is spending time with his grandsons, Terry and Elisha. He would always sing songs and play with them like he did with my sisters and me when we were little. His favorite song to sing was "And the Green Grass Grew All Around." He would sing it until he became out of breath. The boys would always beg for that song when he came for a visit.
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Showing posts with label (Not so) Wordless Wednesday. Show all posts
Showing posts with label (Not so) Wordless Wednesday. Show all posts
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Wednesday, March 4, 2015
(Not so) Wordless Wednesday
I'm posting old family photographs from my collection on Wednesdays, but they won't be wordless posts like others do.
Here is one of my favorite images from my collection:
This photo is so very special to me. It is one of the last ones with my dad. This picture is of my sister, Lisa, my dad, and me. It was taken in June 2010 at a Chinese restaurant in Corpus Christi, Texas, just two months after discovering he had pancreatic cancer. He passed away that August. I am deeply grateful for the time I had to visit with him and say good-bye. We are not always so fortunate to have that time with our loved ones before they pass away.
Here is one of my favorite images from my collection:
This photo is so very special to me. It is one of the last ones with my dad. This picture is of my sister, Lisa, my dad, and me. It was taken in June 2010 at a Chinese restaurant in Corpus Christi, Texas, just two months after discovering he had pancreatic cancer. He passed away that August. I am deeply grateful for the time I had to visit with him and say good-bye. We are not always so fortunate to have that time with our loved ones before they pass away.
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