RIP George H. W. Bush

[curtintex]

A great representative of that generation. He was a patriot, a statesman, a businessman and a respected public figure. But what always impressed me most about the man was the way that his kids and grandkids talk about him. The love, respect and reverence shown for their patriarch is telling of the man that he was in his everyday life. Rest in Peace Mr. President and thank you for your service.

[Lungbustr]

Just saw this on the news. Sad to see him go but I’m sure he and the Mrs. will be glad to be back together ...


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Also his little baby girl Robin. They say his faith was strong and he was ready to go. He missed his Mother and Robin the most, it had been so long.

RIP H.W.

[txiclass]

Great American

[Mertzon Man]

RIP Sir. Led our Country well.

[Landrover]

RIP. One of the last good ones where you could disagree but still have respect for the others.

Yessir!!! The last of what we were taught was a statesman!!! [emoji120]

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[T-roy66]

RIP Mr President

[Lawhunter]

Rip

[Ruark]

I don't know if we'll ever have a president like him again. RIP, Sir.

[Guest.1]

Greatest generation

No generation gave more for what we enjoy

Born of Privilege

Life of service

Lead by example

Old school

I salute

Will miss you sir

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[doghouse]

RIP Sir.

[Legdog]

Here’s to a grand life of service. RIP Mr President.


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[deerwatcher51]

He was a really good man.

[Geezy Rider]

That last President to have served in WWII.
God’s speed Mr. President.

[Thumper]

Dad was treasurer of the San Jancinto chapter of the WWII sub vets and sent 41 a letter asking about the best way to raise 90k to place the Submarine USS Cavala on display at Sea Wolf Park, Galveston,Tx. Dad's letter reminded 41, who was working at the time for the CIA, that he was rescued by a WWII sub.


41's return letter basically said, "I've got this", and over 300k in funding was provided.

[Atfulldraw]

Dad was treasurer of the San Jancinto chapter of the WWII sub vets and sent 41 a letter asking about the best way to raise 90k to place the Submarine USS Cavala on display at Sea Wolf Park, Galveston,Tx. Dad's letter reminded 41, who was working at the time for the CIA, that he was rescued by a WWII sub.


41's return letter basically said, "I've got this", and over 300k in funding was provided.