These deaths never let up. My last brother of four was put in Hospice Monday and that's what the doctors do when they are on their way out. That will leave me as the last of five, but I still have three of six sisters. A guy once told me that death was just part of life and I really didn't know what he meant at the time. I'm understanding it now. -- RODEO RAMBLINGS

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Date Posted: 07:47:00 09/28/07 Fri
Author: Hap
Subject: These deaths never let up. My last brother of four was put in Hospice Monday and that's what the doctors do when they are on their way out. That will leave me as the last of five, but I still have three of six sisters. A guy once told me that death was just part of life and I really didn't know what he meant at the time. I'm understanding it now.
In reply to: Varmit 's message, "Guy Weeks passed away" on 16:07:57 09/21/07 Fri

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Varment, one of the trainers thast did the Mustang thing in Ft. Worth, came by the ranch and stayed with me 2 nights. He David Lee Archer from California. I think he placed 17th. Also, did you ever run into Gene and/or Johnny Clark from Mansfield, TX? (NT) -- ZD, 14:28:08 10/01/07 Mon

Sorry to hear about your brother Hap. They put a guy down here in Hospice and about a month later he walked out and doing good now. So there is hope...... ZD, only Clarks I knew were Bobby and Gene, calf ropers, steer wrestler and think one rode barebacks. But mostly famous for their clown acts, which were outstanding compared to todays generation. (NT) -- Varmit, 06:54:11 10/02/07 Tue

I went to see him Monday and don't think he will walk out. He weighed around 200 lbs most of his adult life and last time they weighed him he was 105. He's at the stage where they only try to keep him clean and comfortable. (NT) -- Hap, 10:48:05 10/06/07 Sat

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