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Good shooting Ray, I'm glad that all went well for you. Keep it up, Jerry

A very good man

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Where did you find them?

I heard that one had changed status to nonbinary

I was blessed to be on some of his flag rotations. We all will miss him

Happy new year to all

Wishing ya'll a very merry Christmas

You sure missed a good chance. to display your usual humor. That aside, I remember my old BSA. And there were more Triumphs around, ay least in my area, than any other

around that same time with the Canadian navy. They were on the HMSCS Bonaventure. They called our beer "pony piss" All that aside, I am thankful for our allies and I hope it continues to be so

and as us southerners say THANK YA'LL. And may it continue to be so

Jim I have long got that way. Do you still have the rail? Best regards, Jerry

Kinda like that shot came thru the target the wrong way down at Mickeys. If my memory serves, it was your brothers target

Thank you. The last time I saw art was at a nationals in ST. Louis, (Many moons ago) as I recall, He won a rifle. Wilbur was good enough to share a room with me

Art Kelley from Manatee. Buddy Ross may be able to give date. Everybody loved Art

He always wore overalls. Have you heard from Mickey Conley, also from rockingham? As I remember, he had a hot rail gun

Amen

He did sometimes travel with Buddy. Buddy would come up from Fla and meet him. He was a good guy, a pleasure to be arround

David Reynolds who sometimes traveled with snuffy? I dont remember when he passed but Mickey held an David Reynolds memorial match. He had a son named Sydney who shot some

and his son shot for a little while. Jerry, do you remember Dennis Brame and Mickey Conley? I think their home range was Rockingham? Conley, as I remember had a hot rail gun. Not sure if they have...

He was from around Johnson city Tn. Its been several years ago. He Had cancer. Maybe his grandson Matthew Keller will see this post and let us know what year he passed.

I shot with him at Fayette and Unaka. He was a rather tall man. He lived in Tn. I think not to far from Wilbur. His grand son often went with him. He died from a tree fall at his home. Elmer may be...

Great guy

We shot with him at Mickeys.