Thanks dad

[Smiggy 7-0]

To my dad Jim Smith who sadly passed away last night aged 83.
Dad followed Hibs through "The Famous Five" times and early sixties.
Will never forget when he took me to my first match at Easter Road in January 1971 to see JOE BAKER's return against Aberdeen and Joe capped his return with a goal.
Dad always said JOE was the best ever striker to adorn a Hibs shirt. Think he was right.

Thanks dad RIP

[oneone73]

To my dad Jim Smith who sadly passed away last night aged 83.
Dad followed Hibs through "The Famous Five" times and early sixties.
Will never forget when he took me to my first match at Easter Road in January 1971 to see JOE BAKER's return against Aberdeen and Joe capped his return with a goal.
Dad always said JOE was the best ever striker to adorn a Hibs shirt. Think he was right.

Thanks dad RIP

Deepest condolences.

[Northernhibee]

To my dad Jim Smith who sadly passed away last night aged 83.
Dad followed Hibs through "The Famous Five" times and early sixties.
Will never forget when he took me to my first match at Easter Road in January 1971 to see JOE BAKER's return against Aberdeen and Joe capped his return with a goal.
Dad always said JOE was the best ever striker to adorn a Hibs shirt. Think he was right.

Thanks dad RIP
Really sorry to hear that.

[Just Jimmy]

Deepest condolences.

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[Biggie]

I hope your dad was well enough to see his team win the Scottish cup.......I also hope my son appreciates me making him a hibbie when I move on. RIP

[Juice-Terry]

All the best pal. GGTTH!

[northstandhibby]

To my dad Jim Smith who sadly passed away last night aged 83.
Dad followed Hibs through "The Famous Five" times and early sixties.
Will never forget when he took me to my first match at Easter Road in January 1971 to see JOE BAKER's return against Aberdeen and Joe capped his return with a goal.
Dad always said JOE was the best ever striker to adorn a Hibs shirt. Think he was right.

Thanks dad RIP

Sad news indeed. Best wishes.




Glory Glory

[Hibernia&Alba]

Very sorry to hear of your terrible loss. All the best to you and your family.

[O'Rourke3]

Sorry to hear about your news. At least dad was around when we finally won another Scotttish Cup.

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[Billy Whizz]

Sounds like a fantastic dad, left you with lots of memories

[Cardinal G]

So sorry to hear of your loss. Thoughts with you.

[the tornadoe]

I am taking my lad to Easter Road now so I know how special it can be between Father & Son, hopefully he will have the memories you will look back on now..... Deepest condolences to you and you family

[Finn2015]

My condolences on your loss

[Eaststand]

To my dad Jim Smith who sadly passed away last night aged 83.
Dad followed Hibs through "The Famous Five" times and early sixties.
Will never forget when he took me to my first match at Easter Road in January 1971 to see JOE BAKER's return against Aberdeen and Joe capped his return with a goal.
Dad always said JOE was the best ever striker to adorn a Hibs shirt. Think he was right.

Thanks dad RIP

Very sorry to hear of your loss

GGTTH

[kaimendhibs]

So sorry for your loss. Condolences to you and your family

[scuttle]

Sorry for your loss mate ,R.I.P Jim

[SeanWilson]

Thoughts are with you and your family. RIP.

[Weststandwanab]

So sorry to read that but at least it was after history had been made RIP

[Joe6-2]

Hope he saw the game, and Hibs lifting the cup, condolences to you and your family

[Scottie]

To my dad Jim Smith who sadly passed away last night aged 83.
Dad followed Hibs through "The Famous Five" times and early sixties.
Will never forget when he took me to my first match at Easter Road in January 1971 to see JOE BAKER's return against Aberdeen and Joe capped his return with a goal.
Dad always said JOE was the best ever striker to adorn a Hibs shirt. Think he was right.

Thanks dad RIP
Thoughts are with you and your family. RIP Jim.

[Deansy]

Deepest condolences mate, hope he saw or knew that we won the cup.

[hibby6270]

Sad to hear of your loss. A loss bigger than any Hibs defeat. Know what you're going through. My dad passed over 8 years ago. I have him to thank for taking me to my first game late October 1962. Been a committed Hibby ever since. It's difficult at first but chin up.:aok:

[Smiggy 7-0]

Thanks to all for kindest regards.
Unfortunately he couldn't see any footage of the great day, but when I told him it brought a big smile to his face, so at least he knew.
Once again thanks to all the Hibernian family on here.

[HibbiesandtheBaddies]

Thanks to all for kindest regards.
Unfortunately he couldn't see any footage of the great day, but when I told him it brought a big smile to his face, so at least he knew.
Once again thanks to all the Hibernian family on here.

That's the main thing :agree:

[ben johnson]

Thanks to all for kindest regards.
Unfortunately he couldn't see any footage of the great day, but when I told him it brought a big smile to his face, so at least he knew.
Once again thanks to all the Hibernian family on here.

Wishing you all the strength to get through this. Glad he knew we had finally won the Cup.

[hibby6270]

Thanks to all for kindest regards.
Unfortunately he couldn't see any footage of the great day, but when I told him it brought a big smile to his face, so at least he knew.
Once again thanks to all the Hibernian family on here.

That is some comfort.

[CraigHibee]

sorry for your loss mate

[cammy1969]

So sorry for your loss


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[Bayern Bru]

Sorry for your loss Smiggy, and glad your dad knew we'd won the cup.

His memory marches on :agree:

[jarre1875]

Sorry for your loss

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[Aldo]

Smiggy. Thoughts are with you and your family.

RIP Smiggy Snr!

GG

[Itsnoteasy]

To my dad Jim Smith who sadly passed away last night aged 83.
Dad followed Hibs through "The Famous Five" times and early sixties.
Will never forget when he took me to my first match at Easter Road in January 1971 to see JOE BAKER's return against Aberdeen and Joe capped his return with a goal.
Dad always said JOE was the best ever striker to adorn a Hibs shirt. Think he was right.

Thanks dad RIP

Joe Baker was my dads fav to. My dad is 78 & he was lucky enough to be there.

RIP

GGTTH

[southsider]

Sorry for your loss. My own father is 81 in a couple of weeks. He made us boys be hibby's & I will always thank him & my grandmother for that. His sons, grandson & grandaughters were all at the final. My dad was with us in spirit. Joe was his favourite. God Bless the Hibs x

[poolman]

To my dad Jim Smith who sadly passed away last night aged 83.
Dad followed Hibs through "The Famous Five" times and early sixties.
Will never forget when he took me to my first match at Easter Road in January 1971 to see JOE BAKER's return against Aberdeen and Joe capped his return with a goal.
Dad always said JOE was the best ever striker to adorn a Hibs shirt. Think he was right.

Thanks dad RIP

Wow

So glad we got "that cup" in his lifetime

[FranckSuzy]

To my dad Jim Smith who sadly passed away last night aged 83.
Dad followed Hibs through "The Famous Five" times and early sixties.
Will never forget when he took me to my first match at Easter Road in January 1971 to see JOE BAKER's return against Aberdeen and Joe capped his return with a goal.
Dad always said JOE was the best ever striker to adorn a Hibs shirt. Think he was right.

Thanks dad RIP

I'm very sorry to hear your sad news but I'm glad your dad heard we'd finally won the Scottish Cup. Forever I'll be singing, RIP Jim.

[gav71]

So sorry to hear your sad news but try and think of the game of football he will be having with all the heroes he grew up supporting and all the other family like his parents will see God bless and thoughts are with your family GGTTH http://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20160606/ac54d6e5822965bb3958cec9cdd57ca7.jpg


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[Hibrandenburg]

Always sad to hear of the passing of a fellow Hibby. Hope the happy memories eclipse your sadness soon.

[Nutmegged]

Very sorry to hear of your loss pal, glad you've got a lifetime of wonderful memories though, keep the posts coming if you feel it helps, there's plenty on here who'll be only to happen to listen

[superfurryhibby]

Thanks to all for kindest regards.
Unfortunately he couldn't see any footage of the great day, but when I told him it brought a big smile to his face, so at least he knew.
Once again thanks to all the Hibernian family on here.

That brings a tear to the eye.

RIP Jim.