Any ideas on how I could honor Grandpa [name]Skip[/name]? [name]Don[/name]'t have any names in mind at all as of right now. I don’t want to start looking until I can figure out how I’m going to pull this off! (:
Thanks Berries!
[name]Skip[/name] comes from [name]Skipper[/name]. [name]Skipper[/name] means [name]Captain[/name]. Captains order sailors around so… [name]Sailor[/name]. ([name]Skip[/name]=[name]Skipper[/name]=[name]Captain[/name]=[name]Sailor[/name])
I think any nautical themed name would work, such as [name]Sailor[/name].
[name]Caspian[/name], [name]Hudson[/name], [name]Kai[/name], [name]Kendall[/name], [name]River[/name], [name]Wade[/name] are all Water names.
Occupational names like [name]Fisher[/name] would work too.
[name]Skipper[/name]! I love the idea of just the name [name]Skip[/name] though.
What about using [name]Kip[/name], [name]Kipper[/name], or Kipling?
I like [name]Kip[/name] and I see it being used as a nickname (along with [name]Kit[/name]).
[name]Ah[/name]! Thank you very much! I knew you guys would have the perfect ideas! (:
[name]How[/name] about [name]Christopher[/name], nn [name]Kip[/name]? I think names like [name]Sailor[/name], [name]Kipper[/name], etc suggested above (sorry pps) are really silly sounding.
I knew a Skippy (really great guy) in high school; his real name was [name]Scott[/name]. So you could use any S name, with [name]Skip[/name] as a nn.
Poppaea, [name]Scott[/name] with the nn [name]Skip[/name] is a GREAT idea (: Thank you very much! That’s going on the list!