What Happened To My Dad Issues After He Passed Away?

Hi folks, I don't know if you get any questions like this. Dad was a long time subscriber of Time,Newsweek,and many other magazines for years. I'm sure knowing him he always looked for the best deal being manager of purchasing and stores for the B&A railroad.there were several different mags.that he had long-term subscriptions. I remember a few always on the kitchen table.he loved to read your magazines. He fell, and a month later he died. Can you tell me what happened to all the magazines that he never received? After he read all those, he would send them to me his son,because he wanted me to be aware of what was happening in the world. I still miss him tearibly. I still have a few issues that I finally gave to my son. Strange as it seems it seems to bring good memories of my dad. His name was Harold R. Mountain,98 summer st. Dover-Foxcroft,ME. It will be 3 years in march of 2014. I was originally interested in what happened to the remaining magazines, but I guess it was another way to remember him. Thank you for your time. James R. Mountain,

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Answer #1: Posted by TechSupport101 on September 13th, 2013 12:20 AM

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Answer #2: Posted by SoCalWoman on September 13th, 2013 12:42 AM

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Hello jmount1068,

Sorry for your loss, I am sure he is missed daily.

As for the Magazines, they would have continued to come, just as they did prior to his passing, until the subscription timeframe ended. Unless someone sent in a request advising not to send anymore magazines due to what occurred.

Since you have such fond memories of the magazines your father would share with you, may I suggest you look into getting a subscription to these magazines yourself to share with your own son and continue to gain memories with him the same as your dad had with you.

Here is a link to get you started, if interested

http://www.magazines.com/on/demandware.store/Sites-mags-us-Site/default/Search-Show?q=time

Hope this helps and again, sorry for your loss

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