RIP man.

Hadn't logged in here or even lurked in a while....caught this on the front page...got confused because of the 2016 original date...then read the actual obit.

Just had to log in and pay my respects...

God bless.
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RIP
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Always tough to take.

Been too much cancer on this board.

RIP to Big Dave and Sacc.
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RIP.

Was always cordial even when I was not.
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Fuck. RIP
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Terrible disease. Condolences to his family. Peace Sacc.
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Cancer?
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Yes, brain
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No, offensive linemen in the first round. :-)
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RIP, I've been lurking on CP since 2010 and always enjoyed his posts especially when it came to the draft.

Cancer is such a terrible thing for a person and their family to go through, losing a loved one to cancer (especially someone so young) is one of the most heart wrenching things to go through.

RIP and condolences to the Rigby family.
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Luker here too.

RIP. Seemed like one of those colorful guys. Sounds like he may have known it would be soon from his last post.
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Sad news hearing we just lost a CP brother....Thoughts and prayers for his family....
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Ugh.

Enjoyed reading his posts in the draft lounge.

Going to miss his insight.

RIP SAC


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Sad to hear. We all are vulnerable short timers on the third rock in the solar system in the Milky Way galaxy among 200 billion other galaxies. Peace to everyone and RIP Saccopoo.
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Poignant post.

My Grandma died in June. Mom and my aunt are going through her shit. Anyway, they found a Scott County Plat map from 1910. Makes sense. She was on the historical society forever and helped write a history book.

Anyway, dad thought, "hey man, this is cool. Let's look through here and see if we know any names. We knew very few. We've looked at current plat maps so we have a good idea of who owns land around us. We couldn't find shit for any land that we knew about. Sure, we knew the story on some land my grandpa owns, but not much else.

So that leads me to some pretty serious reflection. I'm working my ass off to make a business work out here and own some ground. Now, I understand that 107 years ago is a long time ago, but damn, it isn't THAT long ago. I also know that the dynamics of land ownership in the area and the ag industry are remarkably different, but holy shit! That's 2 and a half 3 generations - maybe. Dad has a decent land base and I'm working hard to make it work for him and keep it together. Based on that timeframe, the whole thing is going to be fuckall by the time my grandkids are done.

I know, different situations, some of it has stayed together, industry dynamics, blah blah blah. That's...heavy. Talk about your work feeling insignificant. I mean, I'm not going to quit. That's not in my nature, but I have been trying to spend more time with my family, and this all reinforces that sentiment. Lots of heavy shit to think about today.
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