I fear The Croaker might have croaked…

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I fear The Croaker might have croaked…
Soooo, what if Father had a biological daughter?
"I'm Missy, your daughter."
I remember hearing that the reason he had two d’s was to make the scorecard say daad or daaad or something like that, as a reference to the hand on his face. You might already know that and I’m just ruining another joke, though. Sorry if I am, I guess.
You are not and I did not thank you
Press F I guess
Last Conversation
As many of you know, my father passed away a couple months ago and I think I’m finally able to open up about the last conversation we had, when he was on his death bed. It occurred right after I had kissed him on the forehead.
Me: I’m so sorry I never did that more often.
Dad: Hello, I’m Sorry I Never Did That More Often, I’m Dad.
And just like that he was gone.
oh no
jd vance killed pope francis
I call this tier list In My Ho Opinion
Before anyone jumps at me Interesting means I want to know more abt them and Dunno means they don't leave a super big impression on me/I don't really care enough to know more abt them
That said tho my opinion might change once the game comes out 🤔
This morning at 8:31am the strongest, most loving, most caring, most supportive man I have ever known and will ever know exited this world for the next. My father Frank Slocum, after a year and a half of battling sickness caused in the aftermath of his respiratory failure-induced heart attack of March 31st, 2016, has passed on.
My father worked in the airline business for many years, and put in as many hours as humanly possible. Nothing stopped him from doing his job, even if he was sick he would suck it up and get as many hours as his body would allow him to work for. He also had another job, one which he worked 24 hours and seven days a week on - That profession was being the parent of two children, me and my older sister Brooke. Dad did his best to make us happy, even if it meant losing sleep and missing a day at the office. He was always there for us, and even in the next life his mission as a parent will continue throughout eternity, watching us as our guardian angel.
Thank you everybody for your love and support, his final chapter here on Earth grew longer in length thanks to your kindness.
You are and will always be the best, Dad.
Love, "Big Guy", "Buddy", Max...