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Francie Masel posted a condolence
Sunday, September 18, 2022
Jacob your letters to Dad are so beautiful. I am adding a photo today which is such a lovely memory of Dad, you and Emily. We are both so lucky to have had exceptional Dads Jacob. My heart breaks that Bud got sick and had to leave us so soon. He just adored you and Emily but he is free from pain now. I am so happy that you have so many beautiful memories of time spent with Dad. I think of you all and miss Bud so much too❤️. I am always here to talk Jacob. Much love, Aunt Francie ❤️☘️
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Jacob Gilday posted a condolence
Saturday, June 18, 2022
Pops, went to the first baseball game at Coors Field without you in this world. Feels empty even though the stadium is packed. You're missed, and it's unfathomable to be watching baseball without you. The Avalanche are in the Stanley Cup Final, and I'm going to the parade if they win, along side you. I remember when I asked you if you'd go the parade. Good times Pops. You are missed every single day. I can't wait to see you in Heaven.
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Jacob Gilday posted a condolence
Monday, April 18, 2022
Dad, it's Easter 2022. I can't believe it's almost 7 months since you've been gone. I think about you everyday. Thinking about all the Easter's we would spend as a kid, and all the wonderful memories I had with you. I can't describe to you how difficult holidays have been for me, and how much I've needed you the past several months. You were my best friend, and it saddens me beyond comprehension how you're not here. I know you're enjoying a feast with your mom and dad, but I wish you were here. It's not fair everyone else gets to have happy memories on the holidays and all I can do is sulk about missing you. I still haven't gotten over your death, and holidays have been the worst times for me. I wish I could give you the biggest hug and cry on your shoulders. It's baseball season and there's nothing in this world I wouldn't do to talk with you for a couple hours while watching a game with you. I've been a mess without you, but I hope you're doing well, Dad. I know you're not suffering anymore so it makes life just barely less miserable. Jayce is growing so fast. I miss you and love you more than you'll ever know. I don't know how I'm going to get through Father's Day without you, but I know you'll be with your Dad. You were always loved, and I'm sorry I was impatient with you at times. I just wish you would've told me more.
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Francie Masel posted a condolence
Saturday, October 30, 2021
Jacob your tribute to your Dad is just beautiful. I share in your grief. I too am broken-hearted. You are right when you say Dad deserved a better life than he got. I am glad for all of the times that I got to spend with Bud. But you are right. It is never enough. Bud was a wonderful brother. I will love and miss him forever. I am sending lots of love Jacob
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Mark Tschudi posted a condolence
Thursday, October 14, 2021
Hank was a good friend of mine for many years. My best memories with him were playing softball in leagues he organized with various McDonald's franchises back in the late 1970's. He put together write-ups of each season, with everyone's statistics and a newspaper-type account of each game. I still look at them occasionally and they bring back fond memories. Hank and I also enjoyed attending Denver Nuggets games, and gathering with other friends to watch Denver Bronco games on TV. I'm so sorry he had to pass this soon in his life.
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Jacob Harold Gilday posted a condolence
Monday, October 11, 2021
To be loved unconditionally is something not every single human will experience on this Earth. It is a commitment to love somebody so hard you never give up on them even though you are angry, disappointed, and frankly done with someone's actions and words. My father's love never wavered. It is difficult to describe the pain of losing someone as close as your dad. For many people, they never have a father, never have someone to love you, guide you, and feel that your entire existence mattered. Once my sister moved on after high school, I was all my father had left. My father and I grew closer and to the point where he was my best friend, my dad, and my everything rolled into one. I remember telling my father a couple of months ago that he was this so called "everything". It is one of the moments, even though it was a text message, that I will forever cherish knowing that he said he was "humbled". I am not sure why he felt humbled, he deserved that unconditional love, that feeling that your life matters because of the connections you made with someone. He deserved better than the life he got. He made all my athletic, academic, and even military events in my life. Every single baseball game, cross country and wrestling meet, every ceremony, every graduation, and every goodbye. He was the most special person to me because of this involvement, because of his love, because of his compassion. My favorite memory of him was when he took me to West Point back in 2020. He took me to the Baseball Hall of Fame, and never did I see my father's eyes, joy, and genuine spirits shine so bright. The bond of sports specifically baseball and Notre Dame football are the best moments of my life. The memories I had with my father are many that people never see. I only spent 19 years with my father, many of those years, months, days, hours, minutes, and seconds away because of my parents' divorce. I have many regrets to the point where these moments overflow my mind and drown out the cherished memories I had with my father. The time I spent with him was not enough, it was not enough, it was not enough. All I can say is how much I miss my father. It feels a part of me died gone forever waiting to be reunited spiritually. A part of me is broken, empty, and will never be filled. I feel dead inside, knowing the only man who I could ever love so deeply, so passionately has passed away. I could write pages and pages, but many things are best left unsaid, a bond that my father and I will forever share until eternity. I love you Pops; I cannot wait to see you in Heaven and be greeted with your joyful embrace. I miss you down here and pray, mourn, and cherish you. Forever love thee.
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Francie Masel posted a condolence
Thursday, January 1, 1970
Thank you Bob for your kind words for Hank❤️.
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Bob Quakenbush posted a condolence
Thursday, January 1, 1970
So sorry for your loss. He will be remembered by his roommates and classmates from Notre Dame's Class of 1976.
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Francie Masel posted a condolence
Thursday, January 1, 1970
Thank you Mark for your kind words for Bud/Hank. I know that Hank considered you and Carlota good friends and I thank you for being a friend to my brother❤️.
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