'A Special and Unusual Person'

'I think the strongest soul Ive ever cognise was my stick-in- police force, Charlie. My father in law was a retired Army Major, who was a warfareded a silver ace season in Vietnam as a helicopter pilot. He was actually make grow who seemed wish well a tough guy, only if in feature was a very soft-hearted guy. My father in law had a very polish blood with my husband. They were exchangeable two peas in a pod. They twain dod the demesne they served convictionfully for everyplace 20 years. He was a strong-minded person who would constantly try to do the right thing. His unearthly faith I was neer quite an sure of. He never seemed like a very religious piece, however he would not criticize the faith of another. No scratch what problems or complications came his way, he always had a po ragive outlook, nevertheless though; his age was short he never let that get him down.\nIn 1998, my father in law was diagnosed with colon crabby person and went to war with th is disorder. While battling his war with crabmeat, my mother in law, his soul caregiver, was herself diagnosed with lung genus Cancer in April 2002. This man did not let his illness take him over and rise above, as he took care of my mother in law while transaction with his illness work on she died two weeks after being diagnosed. He insisted on fetching care of her himself and did so with the help of hospice. I admired him for the love and devotion he displayed while taking care of his wife while battling this disease himself. In February 2003 my father in laws cancer had left him unavailing to care for himself or live alone, so he travel in with us. I remember we would sit on the porch while he had lunch, and he would tell me such(prenominal) incredible stories of things that happened during his life. I felt my relationship was stronger with him, and he view of me as the young woman he never had. He had fought for quintuple years memory back this cancer with multiple s urgeries, Chemo, and radiation. Doctors helped him booking this cancer as long and as hard as they could. Unfortunately, on May... '