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who died today , thak u for teaching me how to play , firstly checkers, and the at the age of 7 chess .As long as i am able to play chess , you will forever live in my thoughts ... thanks grandpa , god bless.

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Originally posted by chomper
who died today , thak u for teaching me how to play , firstly checkers, and the at the age of 7 chess .As long as i am able to play chess , you will forever live in my thoughts ... thanks grandpa , god bless.
my grampa taught me chess to so my full sympahty chomper

its hard when u loose someone u love

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Originally posted by chomper
who died today , thak u for teaching me how to play , firstly checkers, and the at the age of 7 chess .As long as i am able to play chess , you will forever live in my thoughts ... thanks grandpa , god bless.
My grandfather taught me how to play when I was six and although he was just a working class guy with lots of responsiblities, there were always chess books around my house. A game could always be had with him or my uncles and blunders were forgiven with a simple "You don't want to do that." Whatever player I became was because of him. He passed away two years ago and I know how you feel, brother.

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Originally posted by no1marauder
My grandfather taught me how to play when I was six and although he was just a working class guy with lots of responsiblities, there were always chess books around my house. A game could always be had with him or my uncles and blunders were forgiven with a simple "You don't want to do that." Whatever player I became was because of him. He passed away two years ago and I know how you feel, brother.
Sometimes it slips my mind, no1, that you are an actual human being. 🙂

And to Chomper: Cheers!

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Originally posted by no1marauder
My grandfather taught me how to play when I was six and although he was just a working class guy with lots of responsiblities, there were always chess books around my house. A game could always be had with him or my uncles and blunders were forgiven with a simple "You don't want to do that." Whatever player I became was because of him. He passed away two years ago and I know how you feel, brother.
Nice post No1.

Thanks for sharing chomper you've brought back fond memories.

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Originally posted by chomper
who died today , thak u for teaching me how to play , firstly checkers, and the at the age of 7 chess .As long as i am able to play chess , you will forever live in my thoughts ... thanks grandpa , god bless.
You're a lucky guy to have had that quality time with him . I knew one of my grandpas well but did not get to spend much time with him as he lived some distance away . The other , and both grandmothers died before I can really remember them .

Sorry for your loss .

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Originally posted by chomper
who died today , thak u for teaching me how to play , firstly checkers, and the at the age of 7 chess .As long as i am able to play chess , you will forever live in my thoughts ... thanks grandpa , god bless.
I feel you chomper. It's really sad to lose someone precious to you!

My prayers are with him..

May God bless him..

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