Comments on: About Furp http://furry101.com/?p=45 Paws for thought. Sun, 07 Mar 2010 16:33:29 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Henry Reed http://furry101.com/?p=45&cpage=1#comment-31 Henry Reed Sat, 21 Feb 2009 05:29:26 +0000 http://furry101.com/?p=45#comment-31 I am Patrick's dad. Thank you for all your kind thoughts. It is ironic that I was scared to death when he was in the Persian Gulf and later in Baghdad, and felt relieved that he was in the safety of his home land. He was happy to be getting to a less stressful life. Our last words were, "I love you". Please say that to your loved ones. It may be all you have left. Henry Reed (first family) Bless you all. I am Patrick’s dad. Thank you for all your kind thoughts. It is ironic that I was scared to death when he was in the Persian Gulf and later in Baghdad, and felt relieved that he was in the safety of his home land. He was happy to be getting to a less stressful life. Our last words were, “I love you”. Please say that to your loved ones.
It may be all you have left.
Henry Reed (first family)
Bless you all.

]]> By: AshMCairo http://furry101.com/?p=45&cpage=1#comment-30 AshMCairo Fri, 20 Feb 2009 16:22:46 +0000 http://furry101.com/?p=45#comment-30 Thanks for putting this up Cupro. I know you didn't know the guy, but, he met alot to me personally and others as well. Thanks for putting this up Cupro. I know you didn’t know the guy, but, he met alot to me personally and others as well.

]]> By: QuickBrownFox http://furry101.com/?p=45&cpage=1#comment-29 QuickBrownFox Fri, 20 Feb 2009 15:27:41 +0000 http://furry101.com/?p=45#comment-29 From my own experience in the Royal Australian Navy, I have personally seen how more sailors lose their lives as a result of drink driving than combat, especially in these relatively peaceful times. Motorbikes are also bloody dangerous things to ride... while training for my NAVY CIS course, my classes main instructor, who was at the time recovering from a previous motorbike injury that left him with a permanent limp, managed to get himself in another serious motorbike accident, breaking his arm and collar bone, seriously threatening to put an end to his NAVY career... he managed to hang on to his job for a while after his recovery, but I dont think he ever got to go to sea again. Its sad to hear of any sailor dying, but doubly so when it occurred on shore, and because of entirely preventable causes :( From my own experience in the Royal Australian Navy, I have personally seen how more sailors lose their lives as a result of drink driving than combat, especially in these relatively peaceful times.
Motorbikes are also bloody dangerous things to ride… while training for my NAVY CIS course, my classes main instructor, who was at the time recovering from a previous motorbike injury that left him with a permanent limp, managed to get himself in another serious motorbike accident, breaking his arm and collar bone, seriously threatening to put an end to his NAVY career… he managed to hang on to his job for a while after his recovery, but I dont think he ever got to go to sea again.

Its sad to hear of any sailor dying, but doubly so when it occurred on shore, and because of entirely preventable causes :(

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