[Alan C. Baird wrote, on 31Oct2010:] My wife's adult niece has now lost both parents in the space of six months.
Her father Jenő was a tough guy. Retired police detective. Heart of gold. He and I didn't speak each other's language, but that was no problem. He barely said two words to ANYbody, in ANY language. ;-) He understood that I liked him. And I understood that he liked me. I'll miss him. I hope he finds a hospitable kocsma (pub) in the sky, where he can share old cop stories with his buddies.
8 November Update - this is the song that was sung at his funeral today, in Hungary:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1t9qH0eHnA0
Her father Jenő was a tough guy. Retired police detective. Heart of gold. He and I didn't speak each other's language, but that was no problem. He barely said two words to ANYbody, in ANY language. ;-) He understood that I liked him. And I understood that he liked me. I'll miss him. I hope he finds a hospitable kocsma (pub) in the sky, where he can share old cop stories with his buddies.
8 November Update - this is the song that was sung at his funeral today, in Hungary:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1t9qH0eHnA0
[Alan C. Baird wrote, on 31Oct2010:] My wife's adult niece has now lost both parents in the space of six months.
Her father Jenő was a tough guy. Retired police detective. Heart of gold. He and I didn't speak each other's language, but that was no problem. He barely said two words to ANYbody, in ANY language. ;-) He understood that I liked him. And I understood that he liked me. I'll miss him. I hope he finds a hospitable kocsma (pub) in the sky, where he can share old cop stories with his buddies.
8 November Update - this is the song that was sung at his funeral today, in Hungary:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1t9qH0eHnA0
Her father Jenő was a tough guy. Retired police detective. Heart of gold. He and I didn't speak each other's language, but that was no problem. He barely said two words to ANYbody, in ANY language. ;-) He understood that I liked him. And I understood that he liked me. I'll miss him. I hope he finds a hospitable kocsma (pub) in the sky, where he can share old cop stories with his buddies.
8 November Update - this is the song that was sung at his funeral today, in Hungary:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1t9qH0eHnA0
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