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What’s a good year without a few tuff bucks from the bull?
Goodbye 2024 ✌️
What’s a good year without a few tuff bucks from the bull?
Goodbye 2024 ✌️
What’s a good year without a few tuff bucks from the bull?
Goodbye 2024 ✌️
What’s a good year without a few tuff bucks from the bull?
Goodbye 2024 ✌️
What’s a good year without a few tuff bucks from the bull?
Goodbye 2024 ✌️
What’s a good year without a few tuff bucks from the bull?
Goodbye 2024 ✌️
What’s a good year without a few tuff bucks from the bull?
Goodbye 2024 ✌️
What’s a good year without a few tuff bucks from the bull?
Goodbye 2024 ✌️
What’s a good year without a few tuff bucks from the bull?
Goodbye 2024 ✌️
What’s a good year without a few tuff bucks from the bull?
Goodbye 2024 ✌️
What’s a good year without a few tuff bucks from the bull?
Goodbye 2024 ✌️
What’s a good year without a few tuff bucks from the bull?
Goodbye 2024 ✌️
What’s a good year without a few tuff bucks from the bull?
Goodbye 2024 ✌️
What’s a good year without a few tuff bucks from the bull?
Goodbye 2024 ✌️
What’s a good year without a few tuff bucks from the bull?
Goodbye 2024 ✌️
What’s a good year without a few tuff bucks from the bull?
Goodbye 2024 ✌️
What’s a good year without a few tuff bucks from the bull?
Goodbye 2024 ✌️
What a blessing it was Jacob,
To have the opportunity to experience you for my entire life. For all the late nights playing video games as children, that turned to late nights sneaking out, that turned to nights at shows, that turned to late nights at home playing video games with your two beautiful daughters.
What a joy it was.
To hear your goofy laugh when you were up to no good, to travel and adventure with you, to experience every high and low together. To know that no matter what day, what time of night, no matter what I could count on you.
What a gift it was.
To know that no matter what I was going through as a kid I knew I was going to have you right there. Even though you liked to run away every couple years like a punk. To experience so many firsts with you. So much good, and so much bad, and much much more good. To be able to heal with you, and have someone to talk to, to get advice from, to get reassurance from, to count on
You were my mentor, my best friend, my partner in crime my brother. The ways in which you shaped my life to where it is today are countless, I would not have been able to achieve many tent polls of my life without you. I know for a fact, looking at your final days that so many more people can say the same exact thing.
Despite all odds, the hardships, the set backs, the hiccups that life threw at you. You somehow managed to persevere. I always told you, “Jacob, you’re the kind of guy that trips into a ditch, falls, breaks his leg, and lands on a pot of gold.”.
You could be put in the worst situation possible, and not only manage to get out of it, but find your way out with composure and precision.
You loved harder than anyone else I know. And you showed that with the care, kindness, and compassion you gave to everyone. But most importantly what you gave to your daughters.
You were a father that prioritized your girls happiness and future. You always told me “Chase, I want them to experience all the good a kid deserves, and never have to worry about a single thing besides being a kid.”
— continued in comments —
What a blessing it was Jacob,
To have the opportunity to experience you for my entire life. For all the late nights playing video games as children, that turned to late nights sneaking out, that turned to nights at shows, that turned to late nights at home playing video games with your two beautiful daughters.
What a joy it was.
To hear your goofy laugh when you were up to no good, to travel and adventure with you, to experience every high and low together. To know that no matter what day, what time of night, no matter what I could count on you.
What a gift it was.
To know that no matter what I was going through as a kid I knew I was going to have you right there. Even though you liked to run away every couple years like a punk. To experience so many firsts with you. So much good, and so much bad, and much much more good. To be able to heal with you, and have someone to talk to, to get advice from, to get reassurance from, to count on
You were my mentor, my best friend, my partner in crime my brother. The ways in which you shaped my life to where it is today are countless, I would not have been able to achieve many tent polls of my life without you. I know for a fact, looking at your final days that so many more people can say the same exact thing.
Despite all odds, the hardships, the set backs, the hiccups that life threw at you. You somehow managed to persevere. I always told you, “Jacob, you’re the kind of guy that trips into a ditch, falls, breaks his leg, and lands on a pot of gold.”.
You could be put in the worst situation possible, and not only manage to get out of it, but find your way out with composure and precision.
You loved harder than anyone else I know. And you showed that with the care, kindness, and compassion you gave to everyone. But most importantly what you gave to your daughters.
You were a father that prioritized your girls happiness and future. You always told me “Chase, I want them to experience all the good a kid deserves, and never have to worry about a single thing besides being a kid.”
— continued in comments —
What a blessing it was Jacob,
To have the opportunity to experience you for my entire life. For all the late nights playing video games as children, that turned to late nights sneaking out, that turned to nights at shows, that turned to late nights at home playing video games with your two beautiful daughters.
What a joy it was.
To hear your goofy laugh when you were up to no good, to travel and adventure with you, to experience every high and low together. To know that no matter what day, what time of night, no matter what I could count on you.
What a gift it was.
To know that no matter what I was going through as a kid I knew I was going to have you right there. Even though you liked to run away every couple years like a punk. To experience so many firsts with you. So much good, and so much bad, and much much more good. To be able to heal with you, and have someone to talk to, to get advice from, to get reassurance from, to count on
You were my mentor, my best friend, my partner in crime my brother. The ways in which you shaped my life to where it is today are countless, I would not have been able to achieve many tent polls of my life without you. I know for a fact, looking at your final days that so many more people can say the same exact thing.
Despite all odds, the hardships, the set backs, the hiccups that life threw at you. You somehow managed to persevere. I always told you, “Jacob, you’re the kind of guy that trips into a ditch, falls, breaks his leg, and lands on a pot of gold.”.
You could be put in the worst situation possible, and not only manage to get out of it, but find your way out with composure and precision.
You loved harder than anyone else I know. And you showed that with the care, kindness, and compassion you gave to everyone. But most importantly what you gave to your daughters.
You were a father that prioritized your girls happiness and future. You always told me “Chase, I want them to experience all the good a kid deserves, and never have to worry about a single thing besides being a kid.”
— continued in comments —
What a blessing it was Jacob,
To have the opportunity to experience you for my entire life. For all the late nights playing video games as children, that turned to late nights sneaking out, that turned to nights at shows, that turned to late nights at home playing video games with your two beautiful daughters.
What a joy it was.
To hear your goofy laugh when you were up to no good, to travel and adventure with you, to experience every high and low together. To know that no matter what day, what time of night, no matter what I could count on you.
What a gift it was.
To know that no matter what I was going through as a kid I knew I was going to have you right there. Even though you liked to run away every couple years like a punk. To experience so many firsts with you. So much good, and so much bad, and much much more good. To be able to heal with you, and have someone to talk to, to get advice from, to get reassurance from, to count on
You were my mentor, my best friend, my partner in crime my brother. The ways in which you shaped my life to where it is today are countless, I would not have been able to achieve many tent polls of my life without you. I know for a fact, looking at your final days that so many more people can say the same exact thing.
Despite all odds, the hardships, the set backs, the hiccups that life threw at you. You somehow managed to persevere. I always told you, “Jacob, you’re the kind of guy that trips into a ditch, falls, breaks his leg, and lands on a pot of gold.”.
You could be put in the worst situation possible, and not only manage to get out of it, but find your way out with composure and precision.
You loved harder than anyone else I know. And you showed that with the care, kindness, and compassion you gave to everyone. But most importantly what you gave to your daughters.
You were a father that prioritized your girls happiness and future. You always told me “Chase, I want them to experience all the good a kid deserves, and never have to worry about a single thing besides being a kid.”
— continued in comments —
What a blessing it was Jacob,
To have the opportunity to experience you for my entire life. For all the late nights playing video games as children, that turned to late nights sneaking out, that turned to nights at shows, that turned to late nights at home playing video games with your two beautiful daughters.
What a joy it was.
To hear your goofy laugh when you were up to no good, to travel and adventure with you, to experience every high and low together. To know that no matter what day, what time of night, no matter what I could count on you.
What a gift it was.
To know that no matter what I was going through as a kid I knew I was going to have you right there. Even though you liked to run away every couple years like a punk. To experience so many firsts with you. So much good, and so much bad, and much much more good. To be able to heal with you, and have someone to talk to, to get advice from, to get reassurance from, to count on
You were my mentor, my best friend, my partner in crime my brother. The ways in which you shaped my life to where it is today are countless, I would not have been able to achieve many tent polls of my life without you. I know for a fact, looking at your final days that so many more people can say the same exact thing.
Despite all odds, the hardships, the set backs, the hiccups that life threw at you. You somehow managed to persevere. I always told you, “Jacob, you’re the kind of guy that trips into a ditch, falls, breaks his leg, and lands on a pot of gold.”.
You could be put in the worst situation possible, and not only manage to get out of it, but find your way out with composure and precision.
You loved harder than anyone else I know. And you showed that with the care, kindness, and compassion you gave to everyone. But most importantly what you gave to your daughters.
You were a father that prioritized your girls happiness and future. You always told me “Chase, I want them to experience all the good a kid deserves, and never have to worry about a single thing besides being a kid.”
— continued in comments —
What a blessing it was Jacob,
To have the opportunity to experience you for my entire life. For all the late nights playing video games as children, that turned to late nights sneaking out, that turned to nights at shows, that turned to late nights at home playing video games with your two beautiful daughters.
What a joy it was.
To hear your goofy laugh when you were up to no good, to travel and adventure with you, to experience every high and low together. To know that no matter what day, what time of night, no matter what I could count on you.
What a gift it was.
To know that no matter what I was going through as a kid I knew I was going to have you right there. Even though you liked to run away every couple years like a punk. To experience so many firsts with you. So much good, and so much bad, and much much more good. To be able to heal with you, and have someone to talk to, to get advice from, to get reassurance from, to count on
You were my mentor, my best friend, my partner in crime my brother. The ways in which you shaped my life to where it is today are countless, I would not have been able to achieve many tent polls of my life without you. I know for a fact, looking at your final days that so many more people can say the same exact thing.
Despite all odds, the hardships, the set backs, the hiccups that life threw at you. You somehow managed to persevere. I always told you, “Jacob, you’re the kind of guy that trips into a ditch, falls, breaks his leg, and lands on a pot of gold.”.
You could be put in the worst situation possible, and not only manage to get out of it, but find your way out with composure and precision.
You loved harder than anyone else I know. And you showed that with the care, kindness, and compassion you gave to everyone. But most importantly what you gave to your daughters.
You were a father that prioritized your girls happiness and future. You always told me “Chase, I want them to experience all the good a kid deserves, and never have to worry about a single thing besides being a kid.”
— continued in comments —
What a blessing it was Jacob,
To have the opportunity to experience you for my entire life. For all the late nights playing video games as children, that turned to late nights sneaking out, that turned to nights at shows, that turned to late nights at home playing video games with your two beautiful daughters.
What a joy it was.
To hear your goofy laugh when you were up to no good, to travel and adventure with you, to experience every high and low together. To know that no matter what day, what time of night, no matter what I could count on you.
What a gift it was.
To know that no matter what I was going through as a kid I knew I was going to have you right there. Even though you liked to run away every couple years like a punk. To experience so many firsts with you. So much good, and so much bad, and much much more good. To be able to heal with you, and have someone to talk to, to get advice from, to get reassurance from, to count on
You were my mentor, my best friend, my partner in crime my brother. The ways in which you shaped my life to where it is today are countless, I would not have been able to achieve many tent polls of my life without you. I know for a fact, looking at your final days that so many more people can say the same exact thing.
Despite all odds, the hardships, the set backs, the hiccups that life threw at you. You somehow managed to persevere. I always told you, “Jacob, you’re the kind of guy that trips into a ditch, falls, breaks his leg, and lands on a pot of gold.”.
You could be put in the worst situation possible, and not only manage to get out of it, but find your way out with composure and precision.
You loved harder than anyone else I know. And you showed that with the care, kindness, and compassion you gave to everyone. But most importantly what you gave to your daughters.
You were a father that prioritized your girls happiness and future. You always told me “Chase, I want them to experience all the good a kid deserves, and never have to worry about a single thing besides being a kid.”
— continued in comments —
What a blessing it was Jacob,
To have the opportunity to experience you for my entire life. For all the late nights playing video games as children, that turned to late nights sneaking out, that turned to nights at shows, that turned to late nights at home playing video games with your two beautiful daughters.
What a joy it was.
To hear your goofy laugh when you were up to no good, to travel and adventure with you, to experience every high and low together. To know that no matter what day, what time of night, no matter what I could count on you.
What a gift it was.
To know that no matter what I was going through as a kid I knew I was going to have you right there. Even though you liked to run away every couple years like a punk. To experience so many firsts with you. So much good, and so much bad, and much much more good. To be able to heal with you, and have someone to talk to, to get advice from, to get reassurance from, to count on
You were my mentor, my best friend, my partner in crime my brother. The ways in which you shaped my life to where it is today are countless, I would not have been able to achieve many tent polls of my life without you. I know for a fact, looking at your final days that so many more people can say the same exact thing.
Despite all odds, the hardships, the set backs, the hiccups that life threw at you. You somehow managed to persevere. I always told you, “Jacob, you’re the kind of guy that trips into a ditch, falls, breaks his leg, and lands on a pot of gold.”.
You could be put in the worst situation possible, and not only manage to get out of it, but find your way out with composure and precision.
You loved harder than anyone else I know. And you showed that with the care, kindness, and compassion you gave to everyone. But most importantly what you gave to your daughters.
You were a father that prioritized your girls happiness and future. You always told me “Chase, I want them to experience all the good a kid deserves, and never have to worry about a single thing besides being a kid.”
— continued in comments —
What a blessing it was Jacob,
To have the opportunity to experience you for my entire life. For all the late nights playing video games as children, that turned to late nights sneaking out, that turned to nights at shows, that turned to late nights at home playing video games with your two beautiful daughters.
What a joy it was.
To hear your goofy laugh when you were up to no good, to travel and adventure with you, to experience every high and low together. To know that no matter what day, what time of night, no matter what I could count on you.
What a gift it was.
To know that no matter what I was going through as a kid I knew I was going to have you right there. Even though you liked to run away every couple years like a punk. To experience so many firsts with you. So much good, and so much bad, and much much more good. To be able to heal with you, and have someone to talk to, to get advice from, to get reassurance from, to count on
You were my mentor, my best friend, my partner in crime my brother. The ways in which you shaped my life to where it is today are countless, I would not have been able to achieve many tent polls of my life without you. I know for a fact, looking at your final days that so many more people can say the same exact thing.
Despite all odds, the hardships, the set backs, the hiccups that life threw at you. You somehow managed to persevere. I always told you, “Jacob, you’re the kind of guy that trips into a ditch, falls, breaks his leg, and lands on a pot of gold.”.
You could be put in the worst situation possible, and not only manage to get out of it, but find your way out with composure and precision.
You loved harder than anyone else I know. And you showed that with the care, kindness, and compassion you gave to everyone. But most importantly what you gave to your daughters.
You were a father that prioritized your girls happiness and future. You always told me “Chase, I want them to experience all the good a kid deserves, and never have to worry about a single thing besides being a kid.”
— continued in comments —
What a blessing it was Jacob,
To have the opportunity to experience you for my entire life. For all the late nights playing video games as children, that turned to late nights sneaking out, that turned to nights at shows, that turned to late nights at home playing video games with your two beautiful daughters.
What a joy it was.
To hear your goofy laugh when you were up to no good, to travel and adventure with you, to experience every high and low together. To know that no matter what day, what time of night, no matter what I could count on you.
What a gift it was.
To know that no matter what I was going through as a kid I knew I was going to have you right there. Even though you liked to run away every couple years like a punk. To experience so many firsts with you. So much good, and so much bad, and much much more good. To be able to heal with you, and have someone to talk to, to get advice from, to get reassurance from, to count on
You were my mentor, my best friend, my partner in crime my brother. The ways in which you shaped my life to where it is today are countless, I would not have been able to achieve many tent polls of my life without you. I know for a fact, looking at your final days that so many more people can say the same exact thing.
Despite all odds, the hardships, the set backs, the hiccups that life threw at you. You somehow managed to persevere. I always told you, “Jacob, you’re the kind of guy that trips into a ditch, falls, breaks his leg, and lands on a pot of gold.”.
You could be put in the worst situation possible, and not only manage to get out of it, but find your way out with composure and precision.
You loved harder than anyone else I know. And you showed that with the care, kindness, and compassion you gave to everyone. But most importantly what you gave to your daughters.
You were a father that prioritized your girls happiness and future. You always told me “Chase, I want them to experience all the good a kid deserves, and never have to worry about a single thing besides being a kid.”
— continued in comments —
What a blessing it was Jacob,
To have the opportunity to experience you for my entire life. For all the late nights playing video games as children, that turned to late nights sneaking out, that turned to nights at shows, that turned to late nights at home playing video games with your two beautiful daughters.
What a joy it was.
To hear your goofy laugh when you were up to no good, to travel and adventure with you, to experience every high and low together. To know that no matter what day, what time of night, no matter what I could count on you.
What a gift it was.
To know that no matter what I was going through as a kid I knew I was going to have you right there. Even though you liked to run away every couple years like a punk. To experience so many firsts with you. So much good, and so much bad, and much much more good. To be able to heal with you, and have someone to talk to, to get advice from, to get reassurance from, to count on
You were my mentor, my best friend, my partner in crime my brother. The ways in which you shaped my life to where it is today are countless, I would not have been able to achieve many tent polls of my life without you. I know for a fact, looking at your final days that so many more people can say the same exact thing.
Despite all odds, the hardships, the set backs, the hiccups that life threw at you. You somehow managed to persevere. I always told you, “Jacob, you’re the kind of guy that trips into a ditch, falls, breaks his leg, and lands on a pot of gold.”.
You could be put in the worst situation possible, and not only manage to get out of it, but find your way out with composure and precision.
You loved harder than anyone else I know. And you showed that with the care, kindness, and compassion you gave to everyone. But most importantly what you gave to your daughters.
You were a father that prioritized your girls happiness and future. You always told me “Chase, I want them to experience all the good a kid deserves, and never have to worry about a single thing besides being a kid.”
— continued in comments —
What a blessing it was Jacob,
To have the opportunity to experience you for my entire life. For all the late nights playing video games as children, that turned to late nights sneaking out, that turned to nights at shows, that turned to late nights at home playing video games with your two beautiful daughters.
What a joy it was.
To hear your goofy laugh when you were up to no good, to travel and adventure with you, to experience every high and low together. To know that no matter what day, what time of night, no matter what I could count on you.
What a gift it was.
To know that no matter what I was going through as a kid I knew I was going to have you right there. Even though you liked to run away every couple years like a punk. To experience so many firsts with you. So much good, and so much bad, and much much more good. To be able to heal with you, and have someone to talk to, to get advice from, to get reassurance from, to count on
You were my mentor, my best friend, my partner in crime my brother. The ways in which you shaped my life to where it is today are countless, I would not have been able to achieve many tent polls of my life without you. I know for a fact, looking at your final days that so many more people can say the same exact thing.
Despite all odds, the hardships, the set backs, the hiccups that life threw at you. You somehow managed to persevere. I always told you, “Jacob, you’re the kind of guy that trips into a ditch, falls, breaks his leg, and lands on a pot of gold.”.
You could be put in the worst situation possible, and not only manage to get out of it, but find your way out with composure and precision.
You loved harder than anyone else I know. And you showed that with the care, kindness, and compassion you gave to everyone. But most importantly what you gave to your daughters.
You were a father that prioritized your girls happiness and future. You always told me “Chase, I want them to experience all the good a kid deserves, and never have to worry about a single thing besides being a kid.”
— continued in comments —
What a blessing it was Jacob,
To have the opportunity to experience you for my entire life. For all the late nights playing video games as children, that turned to late nights sneaking out, that turned to nights at shows, that turned to late nights at home playing video games with your two beautiful daughters.
What a joy it was.
To hear your goofy laugh when you were up to no good, to travel and adventure with you, to experience every high and low together. To know that no matter what day, what time of night, no matter what I could count on you.
What a gift it was.
To know that no matter what I was going through as a kid I knew I was going to have you right there. Even though you liked to run away every couple years like a punk. To experience so many firsts with you. So much good, and so much bad, and much much more good. To be able to heal with you, and have someone to talk to, to get advice from, to get reassurance from, to count on
You were my mentor, my best friend, my partner in crime my brother. The ways in which you shaped my life to where it is today are countless, I would not have been able to achieve many tent polls of my life without you. I know for a fact, looking at your final days that so many more people can say the same exact thing.
Despite all odds, the hardships, the set backs, the hiccups that life threw at you. You somehow managed to persevere. I always told you, “Jacob, you’re the kind of guy that trips into a ditch, falls, breaks his leg, and lands on a pot of gold.”.
You could be put in the worst situation possible, and not only manage to get out of it, but find your way out with composure and precision.
You loved harder than anyone else I know. And you showed that with the care, kindness, and compassion you gave to everyone. But most importantly what you gave to your daughters.
You were a father that prioritized your girls happiness and future. You always told me “Chase, I want them to experience all the good a kid deserves, and never have to worry about a single thing besides being a kid.”
— continued in comments —
What a blessing it was Jacob,
To have the opportunity to experience you for my entire life. For all the late nights playing video games as children, that turned to late nights sneaking out, that turned to nights at shows, that turned to late nights at home playing video games with your two beautiful daughters.
What a joy it was.
To hear your goofy laugh when you were up to no good, to travel and adventure with you, to experience every high and low together. To know that no matter what day, what time of night, no matter what I could count on you.
What a gift it was.
To know that no matter what I was going through as a kid I knew I was going to have you right there. Even though you liked to run away every couple years like a punk. To experience so many firsts with you. So much good, and so much bad, and much much more good. To be able to heal with you, and have someone to talk to, to get advice from, to get reassurance from, to count on
You were my mentor, my best friend, my partner in crime my brother. The ways in which you shaped my life to where it is today are countless, I would not have been able to achieve many tent polls of my life without you. I know for a fact, looking at your final days that so many more people can say the same exact thing.
Despite all odds, the hardships, the set backs, the hiccups that life threw at you. You somehow managed to persevere. I always told you, “Jacob, you’re the kind of guy that trips into a ditch, falls, breaks his leg, and lands on a pot of gold.”.
You could be put in the worst situation possible, and not only manage to get out of it, but find your way out with composure and precision.
You loved harder than anyone else I know. And you showed that with the care, kindness, and compassion you gave to everyone. But most importantly what you gave to your daughters.
You were a father that prioritized your girls happiness and future. You always told me “Chase, I want them to experience all the good a kid deserves, and never have to worry about a single thing besides being a kid.”
— continued in comments —
What a blessing it was Jacob,
To have the opportunity to experience you for my entire life. For all the late nights playing video games as children, that turned to late nights sneaking out, that turned to nights at shows, that turned to late nights at home playing video games with your two beautiful daughters.
What a joy it was.
To hear your goofy laugh when you were up to no good, to travel and adventure with you, to experience every high and low together. To know that no matter what day, what time of night, no matter what I could count on you.
What a gift it was.
To know that no matter what I was going through as a kid I knew I was going to have you right there. Even though you liked to run away every couple years like a punk. To experience so many firsts with you. So much good, and so much bad, and much much more good. To be able to heal with you, and have someone to talk to, to get advice from, to get reassurance from, to count on
You were my mentor, my best friend, my partner in crime my brother. The ways in which you shaped my life to where it is today are countless, I would not have been able to achieve many tent polls of my life without you. I know for a fact, looking at your final days that so many more people can say the same exact thing.
Despite all odds, the hardships, the set backs, the hiccups that life threw at you. You somehow managed to persevere. I always told you, “Jacob, you’re the kind of guy that trips into a ditch, falls, breaks his leg, and lands on a pot of gold.”.
You could be put in the worst situation possible, and not only manage to get out of it, but find your way out with composure and precision.
You loved harder than anyone else I know. And you showed that with the care, kindness, and compassion you gave to everyone. But most importantly what you gave to your daughters.
You were a father that prioritized your girls happiness and future. You always told me “Chase, I want them to experience all the good a kid deserves, and never have to worry about a single thing besides being a kid.”
— continued in comments —
What a blessing it was Jacob,
To have the opportunity to experience you for my entire life. For all the late nights playing video games as children, that turned to late nights sneaking out, that turned to nights at shows, that turned to late nights at home playing video games with your two beautiful daughters.
What a joy it was.
To hear your goofy laugh when you were up to no good, to travel and adventure with you, to experience every high and low together. To know that no matter what day, what time of night, no matter what I could count on you.
What a gift it was.
To know that no matter what I was going through as a kid I knew I was going to have you right there. Even though you liked to run away every couple years like a punk. To experience so many firsts with you. So much good, and so much bad, and much much more good. To be able to heal with you, and have someone to talk to, to get advice from, to get reassurance from, to count on
You were my mentor, my best friend, my partner in crime my brother. The ways in which you shaped my life to where it is today are countless, I would not have been able to achieve many tent polls of my life without you. I know for a fact, looking at your final days that so many more people can say the same exact thing.
Despite all odds, the hardships, the set backs, the hiccups that life threw at you. You somehow managed to persevere. I always told you, “Jacob, you’re the kind of guy that trips into a ditch, falls, breaks his leg, and lands on a pot of gold.”.
You could be put in the worst situation possible, and not only manage to get out of it, but find your way out with composure and precision.
You loved harder than anyone else I know. And you showed that with the care, kindness, and compassion you gave to everyone. But most importantly what you gave to your daughters.
You were a father that prioritized your girls happiness and future. You always told me “Chase, I want them to experience all the good a kid deserves, and never have to worry about a single thing besides being a kid.”
— continued in comments —
What a blessing it was Jacob,
To have the opportunity to experience you for my entire life. For all the late nights playing video games as children, that turned to late nights sneaking out, that turned to nights at shows, that turned to late nights at home playing video games with your two beautiful daughters.
What a joy it was.
To hear your goofy laugh when you were up to no good, to travel and adventure with you, to experience every high and low together. To know that no matter what day, what time of night, no matter what I could count on you.
What a gift it was.
To know that no matter what I was going through as a kid I knew I was going to have you right there. Even though you liked to run away every couple years like a punk. To experience so many firsts with you. So much good, and so much bad, and much much more good. To be able to heal with you, and have someone to talk to, to get advice from, to get reassurance from, to count on
You were my mentor, my best friend, my partner in crime my brother. The ways in which you shaped my life to where it is today are countless, I would not have been able to achieve many tent polls of my life without you. I know for a fact, looking at your final days that so many more people can say the same exact thing.
Despite all odds, the hardships, the set backs, the hiccups that life threw at you. You somehow managed to persevere. I always told you, “Jacob, you’re the kind of guy that trips into a ditch, falls, breaks his leg, and lands on a pot of gold.”.
You could be put in the worst situation possible, and not only manage to get out of it, but find your way out with composure and precision.
You loved harder than anyone else I know. And you showed that with the care, kindness, and compassion you gave to everyone. But most importantly what you gave to your daughters.
You were a father that prioritized your girls happiness and future. You always told me “Chase, I want them to experience all the good a kid deserves, and never have to worry about a single thing besides being a kid.”
— continued in comments —
What a blessing it was Jacob,
To have the opportunity to experience you for my entire life. For all the late nights playing video games as children, that turned to late nights sneaking out, that turned to nights at shows, that turned to late nights at home playing video games with your two beautiful daughters.
What a joy it was.
To hear your goofy laugh when you were up to no good, to travel and adventure with you, to experience every high and low together. To know that no matter what day, what time of night, no matter what I could count on you.
What a gift it was.
To know that no matter what I was going through as a kid I knew I was going to have you right there. Even though you liked to run away every couple years like a punk. To experience so many firsts with you. So much good, and so much bad, and much much more good. To be able to heal with you, and have someone to talk to, to get advice from, to get reassurance from, to count on
You were my mentor, my best friend, my partner in crime my brother. The ways in which you shaped my life to where it is today are countless, I would not have been able to achieve many tent polls of my life without you. I know for a fact, looking at your final days that so many more people can say the same exact thing.
Despite all odds, the hardships, the set backs, the hiccups that life threw at you. You somehow managed to persevere. I always told you, “Jacob, you’re the kind of guy that trips into a ditch, falls, breaks his leg, and lands on a pot of gold.”.
You could be put in the worst situation possible, and not only manage to get out of it, but find your way out with composure and precision.
You loved harder than anyone else I know. And you showed that with the care, kindness, and compassion you gave to everyone. But most importantly what you gave to your daughters.
You were a father that prioritized your girls happiness and future. You always told me “Chase, I want them to experience all the good a kid deserves, and never have to worry about a single thing besides being a kid.”
— continued in comments —
What a blessing it was Jacob,
To have the opportunity to experience you for my entire life. For all the late nights playing video games as children, that turned to late nights sneaking out, that turned to nights at shows, that turned to late nights at home playing video games with your two beautiful daughters.
What a joy it was.
To hear your goofy laugh when you were up to no good, to travel and adventure with you, to experience every high and low together. To know that no matter what day, what time of night, no matter what I could count on you.
What a gift it was.
To know that no matter what I was going through as a kid I knew I was going to have you right there. Even though you liked to run away every couple years like a punk. To experience so many firsts with you. So much good, and so much bad, and much much more good. To be able to heal with you, and have someone to talk to, to get advice from, to get reassurance from, to count on
You were my mentor, my best friend, my partner in crime my brother. The ways in which you shaped my life to where it is today are countless, I would not have been able to achieve many tent polls of my life without you. I know for a fact, looking at your final days that so many more people can say the same exact thing.
Despite all odds, the hardships, the set backs, the hiccups that life threw at you. You somehow managed to persevere. I always told you, “Jacob, you’re the kind of guy that trips into a ditch, falls, breaks his leg, and lands on a pot of gold.”.
You could be put in the worst situation possible, and not only manage to get out of it, but find your way out with composure and precision.
You loved harder than anyone else I know. And you showed that with the care, kindness, and compassion you gave to everyone. But most importantly what you gave to your daughters.
You were a father that prioritized your girls happiness and future. You always told me “Chase, I want them to experience all the good a kid deserves, and never have to worry about a single thing besides being a kid.”
— continued in comments —
Some Fall Highlights
Sending tons of appreciation and gratitude to my friends and colleagues. To be able to travel across the world, seeing and making friends along the way is such a gift. They make the 15 hour work days, 5am nights, and canceled flights worth every moment.
Lost Lands > Amsterdam > Germany > Escape and some fun in between
Some Fall Highlights
Sending tons of appreciation and gratitude to my friends and colleagues. To be able to travel across the world, seeing and making friends along the way is such a gift. They make the 15 hour work days, 5am nights, and canceled flights worth every moment.
Lost Lands > Amsterdam > Germany > Escape and some fun in between
Some Fall Highlights
Sending tons of appreciation and gratitude to my friends and colleagues. To be able to travel across the world, seeing and making friends along the way is such a gift. They make the 15 hour work days, 5am nights, and canceled flights worth every moment.
Lost Lands > Amsterdam > Germany > Escape and some fun in between
Some Fall Highlights
Sending tons of appreciation and gratitude to my friends and colleagues. To be able to travel across the world, seeing and making friends along the way is such a gift. They make the 15 hour work days, 5am nights, and canceled flights worth every moment.
Lost Lands > Amsterdam > Germany > Escape and some fun in between
Some Fall Highlights
Sending tons of appreciation and gratitude to my friends and colleagues. To be able to travel across the world, seeing and making friends along the way is such a gift. They make the 15 hour work days, 5am nights, and canceled flights worth every moment.
Lost Lands > Amsterdam > Germany > Escape and some fun in between
Some Fall Highlights
Sending tons of appreciation and gratitude to my friends and colleagues. To be able to travel across the world, seeing and making friends along the way is such a gift. They make the 15 hour work days, 5am nights, and canceled flights worth every moment.
Lost Lands > Amsterdam > Germany > Escape and some fun in between
Out of all my adventures, going to this little island in the Indian Ocean has to of been the most serendipitous experience of my life
And what’s a travel photo dump with out showing off the local cat?
Out of all my adventures, going to this little island in the Indian Ocean has to of been the most serendipitous experience of my life
And what’s a travel photo dump with out showing off the local cat?
Out of all my adventures, going to this little island in the Indian Ocean has to of been the most serendipitous experience of my life
And what’s a travel photo dump with out showing off the local cat?
Out of all my adventures, going to this little island in the Indian Ocean has to of been the most serendipitous experience of my life
And what’s a travel photo dump with out showing off the local cat?
Proud to announce @variety has officially named me the thiccest agent in Dance Music.
Scroll right for 405lb deadlift PR
Proud to announce @variety has officially named me the thiccest agent in Dance Music.
Scroll right for 405lb deadlift PR
Proud to announce @variety has officially named me the thiccest agent in Dance Music.
Scroll right for 405lb deadlift PR
“Enjoy your breath.”
The 10 days I spent in the Amazon with these people felt like 10 lifetimes.
Never in my life have I experienced such intense feelings of serenity, healing, peace, and nirvana.
This was an adventure of a lifetime 🖤
Thank you @arkana_ayahuasca
“Enjoy your breath.”
The 10 days I spent in the Amazon with these people felt like 10 lifetimes.
Never in my life have I experienced such intense feelings of serenity, healing, peace, and nirvana.
This was an adventure of a lifetime 🖤
Thank you @arkana_ayahuasca
“Enjoy your breath.”
The 10 days I spent in the Amazon with these people felt like 10 lifetimes.
Never in my life have I experienced such intense feelings of serenity, healing, peace, and nirvana.
This was an adventure of a lifetime 🖤
Thank you @arkana_ayahuasca
“Enjoy your breath.”
The 10 days I spent in the Amazon with these people felt like 10 lifetimes.
Never in my life have I experienced such intense feelings of serenity, healing, peace, and nirvana.
This was an adventure of a lifetime 🖤
Thank you @arkana_ayahuasca
“Enjoy your breath.”
The 10 days I spent in the Amazon with these people felt like 10 lifetimes.
Never in my life have I experienced such intense feelings of serenity, healing, peace, and nirvana.
This was an adventure of a lifetime 🖤
Thank you @arkana_ayahuasca
What a life -
I’m so grateful right now. For the strangers that have turned to friends & the friends that have turned to family. To the roadblocks that turned into ramps. The losses that turned into victories. And the disasters that have turned into some of the best stories of my life.
After all, what’s Rock&Roll without a little plot twist here and there!?
Four years ago I moved to Holland, but after living there for a short time I wanted to give LA a shot. No job. Zero contacts. Just an idea and a gut feeling. LA was the right move for me.
Four years. Set backs. Moves. Heart breaks. Pandemics. Success. Victories. Lessons. Love. And 10 life times of memories.
It took stepping back onto the holy grounds of Defqon, 4 years later to grasp the growth that’s happened for myself in the last few years. Let alone the last 10 years of working in music.
I can not express enough gratitude to every soul that I have crossed paths with these last few years and especially these last two weeks. From Portimão, Portugal to Biddinghuizen, Netherlands.
Be back soon!
What a life -
I’m so grateful right now. For the strangers that have turned to friends & the friends that have turned to family. To the roadblocks that turned into ramps. The losses that turned into victories. And the disasters that have turned into some of the best stories of my life.
After all, what’s Rock&Roll without a little plot twist here and there!?
Four years ago I moved to Holland, but after living there for a short time I wanted to give LA a shot. No job. Zero contacts. Just an idea and a gut feeling. LA was the right move for me.
Four years. Set backs. Moves. Heart breaks. Pandemics. Success. Victories. Lessons. Love. And 10 life times of memories.
It took stepping back onto the holy grounds of Defqon, 4 years later to grasp the growth that’s happened for myself in the last few years. Let alone the last 10 years of working in music.
I can not express enough gratitude to every soul that I have crossed paths with these last few years and especially these last two weeks. From Portimão, Portugal to Biddinghuizen, Netherlands.
Be back soon!
What a life -
I’m so grateful right now. For the strangers that have turned to friends & the friends that have turned to family. To the roadblocks that turned into ramps. The losses that turned into victories. And the disasters that have turned into some of the best stories of my life.
After all, what’s Rock&Roll without a little plot twist here and there!?
Four years ago I moved to Holland, but after living there for a short time I wanted to give LA a shot. No job. Zero contacts. Just an idea and a gut feeling. LA was the right move for me.
Four years. Set backs. Moves. Heart breaks. Pandemics. Success. Victories. Lessons. Love. And 10 life times of memories.
It took stepping back onto the holy grounds of Defqon, 4 years later to grasp the growth that’s happened for myself in the last few years. Let alone the last 10 years of working in music.
I can not express enough gratitude to every soul that I have crossed paths with these last few years and especially these last two weeks. From Portimão, Portugal to Biddinghuizen, Netherlands.
Be back soon!
What a life -
I’m so grateful right now. For the strangers that have turned to friends & the friends that have turned to family. To the roadblocks that turned into ramps. The losses that turned into victories. And the disasters that have turned into some of the best stories of my life.
After all, what’s Rock&Roll without a little plot twist here and there!?
Four years ago I moved to Holland, but after living there for a short time I wanted to give LA a shot. No job. Zero contacts. Just an idea and a gut feeling. LA was the right move for me.
Four years. Set backs. Moves. Heart breaks. Pandemics. Success. Victories. Lessons. Love. And 10 life times of memories.
It took stepping back onto the holy grounds of Defqon, 4 years later to grasp the growth that’s happened for myself in the last few years. Let alone the last 10 years of working in music.
I can not express enough gratitude to every soul that I have crossed paths with these last few years and especially these last two weeks. From Portimão, Portugal to Biddinghuizen, Netherlands.
Be back soon!
What a life -
I’m so grateful right now. For the strangers that have turned to friends & the friends that have turned to family. To the roadblocks that turned into ramps. The losses that turned into victories. And the disasters that have turned into some of the best stories of my life.
After all, what’s Rock&Roll without a little plot twist here and there!?
Four years ago I moved to Holland, but after living there for a short time I wanted to give LA a shot. No job. Zero contacts. Just an idea and a gut feeling. LA was the right move for me.
Four years. Set backs. Moves. Heart breaks. Pandemics. Success. Victories. Lessons. Love. And 10 life times of memories.
It took stepping back onto the holy grounds of Defqon, 4 years later to grasp the growth that’s happened for myself in the last few years. Let alone the last 10 years of working in music.
I can not express enough gratitude to every soul that I have crossed paths with these last few years and especially these last two weeks. From Portimão, Portugal to Biddinghuizen, Netherlands.
Be back soon!
What a life -
I’m so grateful right now. For the strangers that have turned to friends & the friends that have turned to family. To the roadblocks that turned into ramps. The losses that turned into victories. And the disasters that have turned into some of the best stories of my life.
After all, what’s Rock&Roll without a little plot twist here and there!?
Four years ago I moved to Holland, but after living there for a short time I wanted to give LA a shot. No job. Zero contacts. Just an idea and a gut feeling. LA was the right move for me.
Four years. Set backs. Moves. Heart breaks. Pandemics. Success. Victories. Lessons. Love. And 10 life times of memories.
It took stepping back onto the holy grounds of Defqon, 4 years later to grasp the growth that’s happened for myself in the last few years. Let alone the last 10 years of working in music.
I can not express enough gratitude to every soul that I have crossed paths with these last few years and especially these last two weeks. From Portimão, Portugal to Biddinghuizen, Netherlands.
Be back soon!
What a life -
I’m so grateful right now. For the strangers that have turned to friends & the friends that have turned to family. To the roadblocks that turned into ramps. The losses that turned into victories. And the disasters that have turned into some of the best stories of my life.
After all, what’s Rock&Roll without a little plot twist here and there!?
Four years ago I moved to Holland, but after living there for a short time I wanted to give LA a shot. No job. Zero contacts. Just an idea and a gut feeling. LA was the right move for me.
Four years. Set backs. Moves. Heart breaks. Pandemics. Success. Victories. Lessons. Love. And 10 life times of memories.
It took stepping back onto the holy grounds of Defqon, 4 years later to grasp the growth that’s happened for myself in the last few years. Let alone the last 10 years of working in music.
I can not express enough gratitude to every soul that I have crossed paths with these last few years and especially these last two weeks. From Portimão, Portugal to Biddinghuizen, Netherlands.
Be back soon!
What a life -
I’m so grateful right now. For the strangers that have turned to friends & the friends that have turned to family. To the roadblocks that turned into ramps. The losses that turned into victories. And the disasters that have turned into some of the best stories of my life.
After all, what’s Rock&Roll without a little plot twist here and there!?
Four years ago I moved to Holland, but after living there for a short time I wanted to give LA a shot. No job. Zero contacts. Just an idea and a gut feeling. LA was the right move for me.
Four years. Set backs. Moves. Heart breaks. Pandemics. Success. Victories. Lessons. Love. And 10 life times of memories.
It took stepping back onto the holy grounds of Defqon, 4 years later to grasp the growth that’s happened for myself in the last few years. Let alone the last 10 years of working in music.
I can not express enough gratitude to every soul that I have crossed paths with these last few years and especially these last two weeks. From Portimão, Portugal to Biddinghuizen, Netherlands.
Be back soon!
What a life -
I’m so grateful right now. For the strangers that have turned to friends & the friends that have turned to family. To the roadblocks that turned into ramps. The losses that turned into victories. And the disasters that have turned into some of the best stories of my life.
After all, what’s Rock&Roll without a little plot twist here and there!?
Four years ago I moved to Holland, but after living there for a short time I wanted to give LA a shot. No job. Zero contacts. Just an idea and a gut feeling. LA was the right move for me.
Four years. Set backs. Moves. Heart breaks. Pandemics. Success. Victories. Lessons. Love. And 10 life times of memories.
It took stepping back onto the holy grounds of Defqon, 4 years later to grasp the growth that’s happened for myself in the last few years. Let alone the last 10 years of working in music.
I can not express enough gratitude to every soul that I have crossed paths with these last few years and especially these last two weeks. From Portimão, Portugal to Biddinghuizen, Netherlands.
Be back soon!
What a life -
I’m so grateful right now. For the strangers that have turned to friends & the friends that have turned to family. To the roadblocks that turned into ramps. The losses that turned into victories. And the disasters that have turned into some of the best stories of my life.
After all, what’s Rock&Roll without a little plot twist here and there!?
Four years ago I moved to Holland, but after living there for a short time I wanted to give LA a shot. No job. Zero contacts. Just an idea and a gut feeling. LA was the right move for me.
Four years. Set backs. Moves. Heart breaks. Pandemics. Success. Victories. Lessons. Love. And 10 life times of memories.
It took stepping back onto the holy grounds of Defqon, 4 years later to grasp the growth that’s happened for myself in the last few years. Let alone the last 10 years of working in music.
I can not express enough gratitude to every soul that I have crossed paths with these last few years and especially these last two weeks. From Portimão, Portugal to Biddinghuizen, Netherlands.
Be back soon!
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