Thursday, February 24, 2022
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Father, I cannot even begin to tell you the gratitude that I have for you as my father. As a young man, you brought me into the construction world which completely transformed me into the person I am today. You taught me many of the tricks of the trade not only in construction but in life. I will never forget all the memories we shared from heading out to wells every weekend to go snowmobiling, all the early morning get ups to head to the mills for work and the many hours driving back home together after our long stints away. The many hunting trips, river boat adventures, mining and more. You taught me that no matter what you do in this life you do it right the first time. You taught me how to navigate through the really hard times. Teaching me how to weld, stand steel, build stairs, pour concrete and more, these skills I will always have in my life and I now know that I will never be out of work and can always provide for my self and my family some day. I'm certainly not looking at this not as a goodbye, as I know you are here, by my side, guiding me through your spirit and that I will see you up there some day. I love you Dad. Sincerely, Richard
