Nov - Dec 2010
When my dear friend Gordie Hood asked me to become the author of this bimonthly column, I little thought that it would become my sad duty to write his obituary.
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When my dear friend Gordie Hood asked me to become the author of this bimonthly column, I little thought that it would become my sad duty to write his obituary.
The notes are short this month, as I recently suffered a flood in my home. I am hoping to be back at my computer in time for the next issue.
Aside from my continued joy at spending a 39th Christmas with my wife, Randi, the high point of the Yule season in 2013 was my receipt, in the mail, of a beautiful 63-page book with a glossy cover displaying a wonderful picture of our former pres
In a great note from Bill Pulley I learned that he had recently run into Robin Clayton, the late Gordon and JoAnn Hood’s daughter.
Charlie Abbe, my high school friend and freshman roommate, returned, as usual, to Concord, New Hampshire, from his Englewood, Florida, winter watering hole in April.
Jim Strickler was awarded the Humanitarian Medal of Mother Teresa by Atifete Jahjaga, president of Kosovo.
In the last column I briefly mentioned that I had received a call from Frank Dickinson. What I did not spell out was the broad spectrum of Frank’s current activities.
This will be the shortest column that I will have served up to you in the seven years since I began this tour. Part of the reason may be because I am getting a little bit old and a little bit tired.