One of my co-workers passed away this morning :-(
 

If anybody remembers the story I was talking about, that a driver I work with was intoxicated right when he started driving the CDL garbage truck... He lost his battle with life this morning. He was still a great guy off the job. I knew him and his son for 13 years. He had alot of problems with life... with his wife cheating on him in front of him. She would steal his money behind his back, and would only limit him to living on the front porch of his own house.

I pulled into the place we gather before working this morning, and saw his wifes van parked there. So I got out of the car and not even a second later, I was told he passed away. It hit me like a ton of bricks. He is survived by his daughter (19), his first born son (21), his youngest child/son (12), and his newborn grandchild. One of the last things he said when he was in ICU was "Can I see Matthew? (his grandson)". He suffered from liver failure, pancreas failure, and kidney failure. God bless him :(

Sorry for your friends Loss :cry:

Take Care,

Santos

it is strange how life works. i just got off teh phone with my old boss less than a minute ago. he called to tell me the news that his wife just gave birth to their first child, a healthy baby girl.
sorry about your loss. i will keep him in my prayers tonight

later
tim

sometimes an end is really just another beginning. not to totally rag on the guy, but his actions all of his life led up to what happened. i feel for his kids, but they are old enough to understand what's going on. hopefully they can learn from his legacy.

sorry to hear that man :cry:

~Ted

I am very sorry to hear about your friend...... :(

Jim

http://miva.dailyrecord.com/miva/cgi....mv+full+12298

Thats his Obituary. Thanks guys

sending my condolences
 

sorry to hear bout that noah i remember just the other day talkin bout it with u if u need anything at all call me im home god bless bruce

Sorry to hear about your friend, broh. Alcoholism is a pretty insideous thing, and it takes away too many people who really are good people, they just have a bad problem. I just watched a bio about Mickey Mantle yesterday, and he suffered with alcohol related problems his whole life, even thought he was one of the greatest base ball players of all time. So, it just goes to show how far reaching it is. :(
Stay strong, Big Dadddy.