[Vhfcn-l] Big Foot

[GRANT ISOM]

This is sad news.  It hits home doubly hard for me.  I lost my Dad a year ago and he no longer had any idea who I was when he died. I remember that kind of a grey blue filmy appearance of his eyes just before he died and he would lay there and look at me without recognizing me. I am very Sorry to hear this about BigFoot


>     On 10/09/2020 4:30 PM Bill Wells via Vhfcn-l <vhfcn-l at lists.vhfcn.org> wrote:
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>     This is very ,very sad news  I was just talking the Da Foot last month and was waiting for the corona to blow over so we could get together for coffee and donuts.  He is a good man.
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>     Bill Wells
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>     From: Jerry Feldman via Vhfcn-l mailto:vhfcn-l at lists.vhfcn.org
>     Sent: Friday, October 9, 2020 6:09 PM
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>     Subject: Re: [Vhfcn-l] Big Foot
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>     Very sad. Chris actually took part in one of our Boston virtual meetings a
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>     while back. Chris is a great guy
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>     On Fri, Oct 9, 2020, 6:54 PM Susan Jimison via Vhfcn-l <
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>     > Very sad to say Jan, his wife, posted the following on Facebook.
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>     > copied and pasted:
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>     > Yesterday, my husband Chris entered the memory care unit at a facility
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>     > here in Corpus Christi. It was one of the hardest things I’ve ever done. At
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>     > home, he was falling and wandering, so obviously needs 24-hour care. He’s
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>     > been in hospice respite care for five days, and when we went to see him, he
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>     > didn’t recognize his son even when told who he was several times, and only
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>     > recognized me when I told him who I was. Now I have a question. I’m filling
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>     > out paperwork, of course, and there’s several pages that you can fill out
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>     > to have “Authorized Electronic Monitoring”—in other words, cameras in the
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>     > room to see how he’s being treated. Anyone allowed this for a loved one?
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>     > What did you think? If you haven’t done it, would you if a loved one was
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>     > admitted to a facility? Reasons why or why not? Thanks for your thoughts,
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>     > prayers, and answers to this question. You’ve been a wonderful help for me,
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>     > knowing so many care. It will be a while before we can visit him again
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>     > because of this horrible pandemic. I will update when that happens. Virtual
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>     > hugs to all.
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>     > Susan Clotfelter JimisonSister of Mark Clotfelter361st Aviation Company
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