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HAVE YOU SEEN THIS MAN? |
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Have you seen my father? He's a pretty big guy, rather tall, with really *great* blue eyes. He's got a great laugh and does far too many things to list right at the moment...
You see, I was wondering because I've been missing him recently, wondering if he's okay, and how things are in his life. |
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Well, now..This is a good guess, but not my father. I think I would be missing him much more if he had been lost at sea. Even though he did know a few movie actresses, he didn't have a "little buddy" named Gilligan. I would have remembered him and asked him how dad was doing... |
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Though he sometimes seemed a bit behind the times, this still isn't my dad. Thanks for offering, however. My dad's wife's name is Edie, not Wilma, and he had 2 daughters, me and Julie. We had more than one dog too. And he lived in Stanton, CA. I'm not sure if he's ever been to Bedrock, but he has traveled a bit in his day. |
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Hmm...Now, he was sometimes an ogre, but that was okay. And he didn't need an IQ Vine for his smarts. He was already pretty darned intelligent. Not to mention he *never* had to speak in rhyme to get his point across. |
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Well, thanks for looking, but I'm afraid he's pretty elusive these days. But if you do see him, could you do me a favour...?
Could you go up to him, give him a hug from me and tell him everything's okay? Then set him on the road to a better life? Because even though he made a few mistakes, he was only human. Despite his faults, he was a great man... |
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Robert Lee Keller 1945 - 1999 |
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A husband, a father, a grandfather and an all around pretty good guy. We miss you! |
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