I don't know what his last words were, but I will never forget the last conversation I had with him. My 2 young boys and I had spent a January Sunday afternoon at his place sledding down a hill on his property. When we were getting ready to leave, He told me he first wanted to share some information with me. The day before he had purchased a 120 acre farm at an auction with intention of dividing it up in to 5 and 10 acre lots for sale. He said " I want someone to know what my plans are in case something happens. You never know, I may die tomorrow."
So we sat down and he went over everything with me. A week and a half later, he died of a heart attack at the age of 61.
