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September 12, 2023/in Tributes/by webguy

Submitted by: Kacee Seljaas Richards
Born: 1967
Died: 2023
My Tribute: We lost our father too soon. He was only 55. Words cannot express how devastating this loss has been. He struggled with addiction over the years, but never was able to convince him of the help he needed.
I will forever miss him. My life is forever changed. I am grateful to reflect on all of the happy days with my daddy, over the years. Accepting this loss is the hardest thing I’ve ever done. Still can’t believe he’s gone. I know he is fishing in heaven and surrounded by our loved ones, as well as his dog he loved so dearly, Cheyenne.

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