Man, I really miss my Grandpa..

I never really had one.

Maternal died very young. Well before I was born.
Paternal died when I was 2.

It’s the greatest regret of my life...if regret is the right word.

Sorry to hear that you are missing him....I thought about mine a lot too during this recent holiday season.

If you are missing him, that means that he was a person that meant a lot to you, so be thankful that you had him for the time that you did.

All that we can ask for in this life is that those that we leave behind when we are done have good memories of us...there really is nothing more.

My grandpa has been gone almost 6 years.
I blame that on almost 99% of the problems I’m dealing with now. He was my rock for almost all my life.

Yep nothing beats a good grandfather.

I still have my dad's father left. Turns 86 next month. He still has a sharp mind and is still mobile.

When my mom's old man passed that whole side of the family went to shite. Lots of fighting over assets and taking advantage of my Grandma.

My parents were 41 years old when they had me.

Both of my mom's parents died before I was born.

My dad's dad died when I was 5 months old, his mom died when I was six and I saw her like twice in my life.

I really wish I had the joy of experiencing a childhood with grandparents.

I didn't have a dad growing up. My grandfather stepped up and mostly filled that role. He's the only person I've ever cried over losing.

I lost my grandfather in May of 2017 and still visit his grave at least twice a month

Yeah, I don’t know what I’m going to do when mine goes. Out of all of my family I’ve always felt the closest to my grandpa. Great, great man. He’s 85 and still pretty sharp. Talked to him last week and told me he fell off the his porch and broke his wrist. Just happy that’s all he broke. Dude is stronger than an ox.

Sorry for your loss.

My Pops will make 93 in March

I am very lucky to live close & get to spend a lot of time with him

We waste so much time chasing frivolous bulkshit while the important things in life just slip away. It's usually when they're gone that we realize it