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John Vincent Huschak
April 14, 1948 ~ November 6, 2016 (age 68) 68 Years Old Light a Candle
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on November 8, 2016 8:09 AM
Message from Christina Huschak (NEVER was goodman)
November 7, 2016 10:34 PM
+JMJ+
Rest in peace dad.
Hopefully, someone will fix your obit and get our last name correct. (hint)
Read Tobit last week and Job keeps me going. I hope you held on to that.
Sad, all that was said about your Naval service was that you served. My kids know the story. You were a Seabee and a P.O.W. You were a hero. You were "lucky." Your DD-214 has more black marked-lines than it had black type and white space. But that dont mean nuttin. And, a cup of coffee costs more than a buck these days..but I still dont drink it. I know what it means. I served. My kids will never have tattoos per your request and they know why.
My kids were jr olympic training club pistol shooters and my youngest girl was a national gold medalist - second youngest, silver. My oldest two were NAA Archery instructors and taught tons of scouts to shoot. They were prized youth instructors. You would be proud. Zack is an Eagle Scout - just like Pops. They are fierce and I raised them the right way. You would have loved them - when you were right.
They cant participate anymore though.I divorced that abuser to keep the kids and me safe. He had tried to OD me, but Bella saved me, and so much more. So, to punish me - he used the law to make damn sure we were penny-less and up above my eyeballs in debt just to keep them fed and clothed. I hope you never believed the lies. We are physically safe, for now, with a protected address at the Address Confidentiality Program (ACP) in Denver.
You were right - This IS Purgatory - more than I ever imagined...but then again, there is that reason, and they are standin on my shoulders...he wont take us down. Its in our blood.
I'm glad you went fast with no pain - a heart attack - just like you always wanted. You suffered enough in this life.
Hopefully, you and mom can be at peace now.
Thank you.
You are not forgotten.
Christy
Rest in peace dad.
Hopefully, someone will fix your obit and get our last name correct. (hint)
Read Tobit last week and Job keeps me going. I hope you held on to that.
Sad, all that was said about your Naval service was that you served. My kids know the story. You were a Seabee and a P.O.W. You were a hero. You were "lucky." Your DD-214 has more black marked-lines than it had black type and white space. But that dont mean nuttin. And, a cup of coffee costs more than a buck these days..but I still dont drink it. I know what it means. I served. My kids will never have tattoos per your request and they know why.
My kids were jr olympic training club pistol shooters and my youngest girl was a national gold medalist - second youngest, silver. My oldest two were NAA Archery instructors and taught tons of scouts to shoot. They were prized youth instructors. You would be proud. Zack is an Eagle Scout - just like Pops. They are fierce and I raised them the right way. You would have loved them - when you were right.
They cant participate anymore though.I divorced that abuser to keep the kids and me safe. He had tried to OD me, but Bella saved me, and so much more. So, to punish me - he used the law to make damn sure we were penny-less and up above my eyeballs in debt just to keep them fed and clothed. I hope you never believed the lies. We are physically safe, for now, with a protected address at the Address Confidentiality Program (ACP) in Denver.
You were right - This IS Purgatory - more than I ever imagined...but then again, there is that reason, and they are standin on my shoulders...he wont take us down. Its in our blood.
I'm glad you went fast with no pain - a heart attack - just like you always wanted. You suffered enough in this life.
Hopefully, you and mom can be at peace now.
Thank you.
You are not forgotten.
Christy
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