Tuesday, November 24, 2020
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A staple to coming home from college was always seeing my Pop Pop at the dinner table for supper. Or poking around during Christmas tree season, aimlessly smiling and asking if you need anything. He was a hardworking man that always wanted to contributing to the farm any way he could. Not only was he a grandfather to myself, but many others as well; blood-related or not. Many of the people that worked on the farm, family friends, and others called him "Pop" as well and he adored it. He will be missed dearly this season as well as all to come. I am at ease knowing he is resting peacefully with Mimi. We love and miss you.
