It feels so weird that you are gone I miss you very much. I will miss your advice, guidance, and sense of humor. You were a man I look up to you always gave me hope and a reason to never give up. Your passing came as a total surprise there was just so much I still wanted to do with you and things I wish I could have told you. I wanted to have cooking nights with you and grandma and listen to music. I’m grateful for the memories that I have of you. I never forget the time that me, you, and grandma went to the Deerfield fair and how we got to try food samples, play games, and see giant pumpkins. I never forget how I told you and grandma I wanted a grey a rabbit at the fair and how you both surprised me with Abby the grey rabbit. My dad was pretty surprised when came home with said rabbit lol. At first he thought we ment a stuffed bunny rabbit and then he saw her was like whoa! a real rabbit Lol. I’m grateful for our adventures up in northern Harrison Maine together. How we would listen to music AvrilLavigne and compare artist from the past to new artists. I thought was really cool how much grandpa loved music we bonded over rock music. I remember going to my first race with you and grandma and being so excited to see real race cars since my dad drove them. I also loved when we go to the lake to chill and swim. One of my favorite things we did was go antiquing together at all those cools shops looking at old things and trinkets and the stories that they told. Mostly importantly another favorite memory  of how we would all sit at the dinner table and eat grandma’s delicious spaghetti and meatballs talking sports, politics, and stocks. I wanted to learn from you both. You both taught me a lot. We talked about other stuff too like music, movies and my schooling. I loved to read and when I came to visit we would also go to the book store. I loved to tell you about the stories I would read. It was also fun when we all went to the drive in together to see a movie. I love you

I can’t believe it’s almost been a month. Life has kept me busy between two jobs, sports, planning a wedding and can’t forget fantasy football haha. Today got me though. I had the thought “I should call my grandpa today” then the gut-wrenching realization that I can’t happened. 
I’m going to miss our phone calls, your wisdom and your witty sense of humor. Here’s to good memories, cheeseburgers and fast cars. I love you!

Forever thinking about you! How I treasure your daily advice! You  were a world of knowledge it didn’t matter what the topic was if you didn’t know you would call back and advise! 
Time flew by and the daily grind of life didn’t allow us to spend a lot of time together but I treasure every moment. Forever in my heart I love you 

I missed you dad and you were the greatest dad. 

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Stephen George Twiss

April 21, 1943 – August 30, 2023

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