I guess we'll finally find out if my grandfather had other families. I'm hoping they're in his will so we can get some answers

[Charles_Foster]

I know I’ve already posted that my grandfather is in his 90s and not expected to live but another couple days.

He was a really interesting guy.

Not a good guy, just interesting.

I’ve always suspected that he had multiple families.

When my grandmother passed we learned that in fact he had at least one other family.

There’s evidence of others.

Looking through all the pictures, all the ones after his service in WW2, he’s holding a beer.

I wonder if he liked being around any of us at all because he spent the whole time drinking.

The more I dig for good memories the more I realize even those are pretty ■■■■■■ up.

I’m just really hoping to get some truth out of him in death because we certainly never got it in life.

Concerned for how my family will react.

I’ll give him this, he’s a good looking guy, old and young,

Also never lost any of his hair.

Pretty impressive.

[Charles_Foster]

He promised me since I was a kid he’d will me his totally awesome VW Karmann Ghia.

Just like this one, same color and everything.

We drove it together once.

That’s a decent memory.

[LilyoftheValley]

I hope you get some answers and closure

[iconoclast_01]

That’s a very fine car

[Jonathan2]

The split of en estate is also a really good test to see the true colors of your family members.

When my grand mother died it was easy to see who were the vultures. They couldn’t hide it.

[Charles_Foster]

Oh it’s going to be a complete shitshow when the will is read.

We really screwed him when my grandmother died so I doubt I’m getting the car or anything.

I’ll just be interested to see what goes to who.

Hell, we just might get to meet new people we’re related to.