Memorial Day Tribute to Dad

[bdskelly]

Best Damn WWII pilot in the Army Air Corps. He motivated me to learn to fly. Which motivated my oldest son to fly.
But he also taught me how to cook on a Weber. And that I can do anything on one.
Pop..... Thank you for what you did for our country and for me. I really miss ya man...

Miss ya dad.... b

 

[Traeger.Rage.BBQ]

Gorgeous all the way around B!

Salutes to your food and to your Pop and CLINK to YOU Brother!

Pat

 

[Rafter H BBQ]

B, wonderful tribute to your Dad.. he’s smiling down on you my friend!

That Q there is an awesome tribute to an amazing man!

I started learning the smoking thing from my Grandpa... (learned Dutch oven from my Pa.)

 

[dcecil]

Cheers

 

[daveomak]

To all those that can't be with us... You are not forgotten...

 

[bdskelly]

To all those that can't be with us... You are not forgotten...


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The Ol’man would have appreciated that Dave b

 

[mike5051]

Great post B! I never knew my dad, but my Grandpa taught me how to cook on a Weber. I see and hear him everytime I see a kettle! It is pretty awesome.

Mike

 

[bdskelly]

Great post B! I never knew my dad, but my Grandpa taught me how to cook on a Weber. I see and hear him everytime I see a kettle! It is pretty awesome.

Mike

Thank you Mike!

 

[GaryHibbert]

Real nice post Brian. Your dad would have been real pleased with those two slabs of good looking meat on the Q.
Gary

 

[SonnyE]

God Bless him, Brian!
You are a good Son.
And I have no doubt, your Son is a good Son, too.

Mine was a good Dad, too. He and Mom worked in Pearl Harbor for the duration.
Dad went over 1 week after. Mom, 6 months after.
Dad did electrical repair on the ships that came in for repair. Mom was a Secretary on the base.
My eldest Sister was Born in Hawaii, in 1945.

Anything. And that I can do anything on one.

OK. Ice Cream.
Can you make Ice Cream on your Weber? :confused: :D

 

[gmc2003]

Sounds like a fine man B. Who raised a fine son, who in turn raised another fine son.

Chris

 

[SmokinAl]

Great tribute to your Pop, B!
Those steaks look pretty darn good, I think he taught you right!
Al

 

[bdskelly]

thanks

Real nice post Brian. Your dad would have been real pleased with those two slabs of good looking meat on the Q.
Gary

Thanks Gary!

 

[bdskelly]

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Great tribute to your Pop, B!
Those steaks look pretty darn good, I think he taught you right!
Al

Thanks Al. Hard to beat a ribeye. B

 

[Bearcarver]

RIP to Brian's Dad!!
And to any other Dad that I might have missed, if posted.
And to My Classmate of '66 Johnny Millikan, and Gary Holland (class of '62) who didn't make it back, and Mike Yotsko (another class of '66) who came back early & succumbed to the Agent Orange that Dupont said was safe.

Bear