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Thanks for making this thread OP; good to let people know you care, and that you're on their mind - whether it be in person, over the phone, or even via text/email/facebook..

It only takes a few moments to let them know you care and love them, and they will have a better day because you let them know you care. Should something unfortunate happen, you want them to know they are special to you.

On June 28th my Uncle had just reported his route complete and was almost back to work to end his day, a big rig driver carrying a gravel trailer lost control in the rain, the trailer spun around and hit my Uncle's cab full force head on, instantly killing him.

The driver of the big rig is 73 years old, allegedly had bald tires, and escaped with a few scratches. My 11 year old niece now has no parents, her mother abandoned her when she was a few months old.

You never know what's going to happen, take the time to let people know how you feel, forgive and forget.