When my cousins, my sister, and I were younger, we would always stay at their house on the weekends. Whenwewould arrive, Bampa would be gone working cattle, but when he came home, Grayson and I would beg him to throw the football with us. If there was still daylight left, he would throw it with us either until Grayson or I got tired or until NiNi called us in for dinner. - Ellie, 13yrs old I loved my Bampa, he was the best grandpa anyone could have had. I remember when me and my sister would go down to their house for the weekend, when we would show up our cousins would be there and we would play hide and seek. Bampa would always be first. Me and Ellie would always hide in the same spot, in between the dresser and the bathroom wall. Bampa would pretend not to see us and keep walking. We were always known as the hide and seek champions. - Grayson, 12yrs old Bampa was the best. When we were finished eating lunch he would take us out to the hay bales at the highpoint place. Brinley and I would either play princess villains or house and Ellie and Grayson would play parkour. Every time Brinley and I were having trouble with a princess villain, we would scream, “Bampa! There is a princess villain trying to get us!” Bampa would say, “Tackle ‘em!” Of course, we didn’t know what “tackle” meant so we hopped on the bed of his truck and threw 'poisonous' berries at the villains and would just stand there and laugh. By the time we got back to the house, it was dinner time. -Emma, 11yrs oldBampa was the best grandpa, and I loved how he would tell stories to us while we went to check cattle. And he would always say he loved us very much. He always had faith wherever he went. Brinley, 11yrs old Memorial contributions can be made to the Yorktown EMS, P O Box 142, Yorktown, Texas 78164 or St. Paul Lutheran Church, 234 N Gohmert St. Suite A, Yorktown, Texas 78164.

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