And, as a graduate of MIT, who enjoyed solving differential equations as a weekend hobby, an avid runner, diver, skier, surfer and triathlete who was still competing and winning well into his 80's, active in his church, often running the predawn, 6 mile round trip there on Sundays just to turn the coffee on, it sounds as though he spent his 92 years doing just that...
Kindness of my father-in-law for sending me my favorite picture of Grandpa Flynn...XXOO
He sounds like he was a fabulous person! What a great quote! :-)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great image he set!
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Truly wonderful when the oldies stay so active and involved! We should all strive to do so. Thanks for such an inspiration!
ReplyDeleteA motto to live by, indeed!
ReplyDeleteI think I'd like to adopt that motto. What a wonderful legacy.
ReplyDeleteMy sympathies to you, Babe and Babe's family.
What a wonderful person. Sometimes it seems like men like this are a dying breed which is so sad. However, I am certain Babe will carry on the family tradition and lived out his motto!
ReplyDeleteThe kind of thing that makes one nod one's head and mutter, "Good for him. Good for him." Thank you.
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing man. What a nice lineage for Babe to come from. Wish I'd known this one, too (ref to Melissa's friend from earlier in the week).
ReplyDeleteLearning that part of his personality makes sense,very much so. It seems he had an abundant spirit, that part of the gene pool seems to flourish within your dear, kind, ever gracious Babe. Hugs and prayers to you, as well as good thoughts.
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What a wonderful, vibrant man!
ReplyDeleteWe need more of his kind. but, sadly the good ones are going and few are coming along to replace them. My condolences to you all who loved him. Be happy you know him and have wonderful memories.
Condolences to your family. He lived life to the fullest.
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Wow, what an incredible life he lived!! My thoughts are with your family as you celebrate his life!
ReplyDeleteGreat motto. Sounds as if he had a life well lived.
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