Stephen Marshall Wyman

How do I say goodbye my Dad, the man who has been by my side throughout my entire life. My memories of my father are the memories of my life, completely intertwined. Thanksgivings, Christmas, birthdays weddings, childbirth, the kids activities & sporting events, he was there. Recovering from surgery, it was my Dad who nursed me back to health. He was the biggest flirt and never missed a chance to make an off colored joke or snarky remark. His hugs and kisses were the best! To say I was blessed to live close by is an understatement. His unconditional love & crazy sense of humor will always be with me. The thought of not having him by my side is overwhelming. With the birth of my daughter , his first grandchild, he promised me he would give up his vices so he would be around to see his granddaughter grow up and he did!!Dad had a great relationship with my husband, both on and off the golf course. He was thrilled to see his great grandchildren because family was the most important thing to my father. He was well read, intelligent, funny, and a role model to his grandchildren. He loved playing golf, reading, music, movies, theater, searching for golf balls, and dropping everything anytime I needed him. Tough on the outside, he had a heart of gold. He loved my mother for 66 years. Always my rock, trusted advisor & best friend. On his final day of functioning, he mustered the energy to call all his grandchildren, ending the day by holding & kissing his great grandson for one last time. I will always love him, miss him but never forget the greatest father who shared my life.