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Just wonderd if some handy DM might do me a short term favor.
My grandad passed lastnight. Ted Swarbrick, Age 87, WWII combat engineer, survived by 3 sons, 4 daughters and more grandchilderen than i can count.
Just wonderd if someone could plant a temp blossoming tree somewhere for people to see.
A sign too maybe 'for those taken from us, fondly rememberd by those left behind' or something.

Cheers.

The penguins stand silently heads bowed.

I am sorry for your loss
I don't know if this will help, but I did put in one of these in the Isle of the Freefolks, a couple years ago.

If you go to the lighthouse, and look around near it, you will find it, with a kneeling spot as well.

Thanks for the concideration.

Not quite the ideal focus for him (he was a keen gardener and a lot of my memories is are of his garden in bloom, i recall seeing a tree in the sets that remins me of it, a sort of pink blossom cherry tree) but your suggestion was very welcome and appreciated, and the place peacefull and contemplative.

My sincere condolences. I know he'll be greatly missed by you and your loving family.

Thankyou to all those who have given me their condolences, it has been much appreciated.
Also thankyou to whoever placed the tree.
I feel like i'm in the company of friends, all stood at my shoulder.
Thankyou.

I'll say a prayer for you and your families loss. I would also like to extend my thanks to your grandfather for his service in this countries time of need.

Myle

hey dude-

Gratz to your grandad for serving his country in one of its greatest hours of need. A combat engineer no less- one of the toughest, grittiest and most thankless jobs in the Army. Only the very best became one. My grandad past 6 years ago and was a WWII vet too.

May he rest in peace.

Sarge

I am sorry for your loss,

Thankyou again everyone