Eulogy of Grandpa Bill by Jack (10 years old)

In his final years his life was hard, depressing and unforgiving, needless to say, he is happier and at peace now. But we shouldn’t forget the earlier years that were inspirational to us all.

He loved his us all so much and left this world with a note telling us to live the best lives we can. We all miss him so much and I truly believe his spirit, rid of whatever was clouding its mind thought, “Aw crap, what did I just do.”

What I loved most about my grandpa was that whenever he came over he always had something to do, like puzzles, riddles, or just plain mind boggling mysteries that would start long and interesting conversations.

All I ask is that you think of the lesson his life taught because to uncover the lesson is to uncover the lifetime.