My uncle, Roy Breabaum, died this weekend. He was 79. He was a man’s man - joined the Army at the end of WW2 as an infantryman, stationed in the British Mandate of Palestine, fought in Burma (and probably some other places). He smoked a lot, drank a fair bit, and liked dirty jokes. He was a non-stop working man - he built my Mom a long set of stone steps up the front of her yard when he was in his late 60s.
He was always an example to me.
RIP Roy.

My uncle, Roy Breabaum, died this weekend. He was 79. He was a man’s man - joined the Army at the end of WW2 as an infantryman, stationed in the British Mandate of Palestine, fought in Burma (and probably some other places). He smoked a lot, drank a fair bit, and liked dirty jokes. He was a non-stop working man - he built my Mom a long set of stone steps up the front of her yard when he was in his late 60s.

He was always an example to me.

RIP Roy.