My sincere condolences to you and your family. I lost my father, too, 18 years ago.

I'm very sorry for your loss.

In my dad's funeral, (1976, he was 37 and a true fan) we played Dead Flowers. Today I'd have picked Shine a Light.
But what was HIS favourite Stones song? Let him have the last word, so to speak.

My Condolences

Sad to hear of your awful news.

Best wishes to you and your family.

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What's your favourite flavour?...........Cherry Red!!

Sorry for the loss of Your Dad. God Bless you and your family through this time. It takes some time to move on, but you will, keep tight with your family and loved ones, it will help in the grief and help you start anew.

Your father was a Hero, and maybe Salt of the Earth might be a song you might want to use.

Love and Peace,
Mickschick

Our thoughts and prayers to you and your family.

Hey stoneslicks. I think that's pretty cool for you to come to us for support and suggestions at a time like this. I also think it is cool that your Dad was a Stones fan and a hero. You know, I never thought about it until now, but if I was somehow given the oppportunity to choose how I would die, I would want it to be as a hero. Damn right. A hero. Hang in there, bro'

Ringo Wrote:
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> My sincere condolences to you and your family. I
> lost my father, too, 18 years ago.


My sincere condolences to you as well...I lost my Dad 21 years ago.

the shoot 'em dead, brainbell jangler!

Our deepest condolences.

A lot of strenght for the comming days Stoneslicks

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Stoneslicks,

My prayers and hope and love go out to you and yours. Cherish the time he was a part of your life, and remember that. My condolences and best wishes go to you in this hard time. I hope you can find that hope that everyone deserves at a time like this. and I'm sure you're already finding it.

I suggest either "Till The Next Goodbye" or "Moonlight Mile"

Take Care, pal.

Hey Stoneslicks
we are thinking of you here in Australia today

hang in there buddy

Our prayers are with you and your family.

I'm probably too late (I couldn't upload this before now), but anyway:

All About You (probably St. Louis 1997):
[www.yousendit.com]

The CD Acoustic @#$%& (with excellent versions of e.g. No Expectations and Sister Morphine):
[www.yousendit.com]

I couldn't upload Brussels Affair Definitive Edition with e.g. Gimme Shelter from London Sept. 9, 1973.

I'm so sad to hear about the loss of your father. My sincere condolences.

When you hear "His" music - smile.

stoneslicks Wrote:
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> July20th started out like any other day, but
> turned out to be a truly sad day ... heres is an
> article that I found on the internet about my
> fathers accident, Im so proud of him I wanted to
> share it with you all.. he was a hero, he saved my
> mom heres the
> linkwww.local6.com/news/95534...taf=orlpn#
>
> When I lay him to rest Wed he once got a pick from
> Keith in Pittsburgh in 2003.. It will be placed in
> his hands, Im also working on a cd for the funeral
> services, Im looking for ideas on material, Im
> thinking so far like wildhorses, as tears go by,
> slipping away, If you have any ideas on sonds that
> would be fitting please let me know Im trying to
> get enough to make a full cdr I know there are
> songs im forgetting so any help would be so
> appricated.

Wild Horses was one of three songs/pieces of music that I chose to be played at my mother's funeral last year. It went down well with all her elderly friends, albeit that noe of them obviously had a clue what it was. Condolences by the way.

My condolences to you and family.

-YCAGWYW- maybe a song for the occasion..

satisfaction2 Wrote:
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> -YCAGWYW- maybe a song for the occasion..

Erm, I don't think that would be very appropriate, singing "you can't always get what you want" at someones funeral.

Besides Shine a light, Salt of the earth comes to mind. R.I.P.