Throwback Thursday - Happy Birthday Pop

10/30/2014

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Tomorrow is my Dad's 92nd birthday, so I can't think of anyone better to profile for Throwback Thursday.

Dad on the right 1926

Dad in High School - hand-colored Olan Mills portrait

Dad in uniform 1942

A year or so after my folks were married - notice the outfits - that was casual attire for Dad then! 1948

Clowning around with one of my favorite covers from an old copy of Rangefinder Magazine.

So, Pop, you're hitting 92 tomorrow and I'm out of town, but we did do a pretty good job celebrating two weeks ago on Honor Flight in D. C. Here's the cool thing though:

I've said this a few times in other posts...

There aren't very many guys my age who still have their parents around, let alone enjoy hanging out with them. You've been my best buddy my entire life, but I can't figure out where the years went. All I know is that this is one kid who couldn't be prouder of his old man!

I guess it's true, time flies when you're having a good time.

Happy Birthday Pop!

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Steffi Smith

10/30/2014 01:58:47 am

Happy Birthday Mr. Cohen, I wish you one of the best days ever.
Steffi Smith

Rich Fuller

10/30/2014 06:23:37 am

Happy birthday Ralph

Jim Morton

11/3/2014 06:44:38 am

Happy Birthday Mr. Cohen. All the best to you, thanks for keeping Skip in line.

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