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That's a great idea Joe! What a great way to honor the man the did so much for this forum.
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I had thought of suggesting this and it is such a great idea. Glad you did it Joe, thanks
Dave Mason
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Good idea. Thanks, Joe.
George
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Great idea Joe, a very fitting tribute for Mike C.and a nice way for all of us on the forum to know he is still with us.
Greg Shinnie
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very fitting Joe...
Brett
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Joe
A wonderful idea. I'm sure Mike would be both proud and honored.
Peter
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Excelent gesture, and truly warranted. He was the "Railroad-Line". :up: :up: :up:
Louis L&R Western Railroad
Pacific Northwest Logging in the East CoastComment
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Super idea, a great way to keep him in our memories.
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A fitting memorial. RIP Mike
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Excellent way to honor Mike's contributions to the hobby and the forum.
Dave :erm:
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Here's another thought: In general I think we need a way to capture and recognize truly outstanding discussion threads, whether they're explanations of great craftsmanship, interesting historical or prototype discussions, etc. Is there a way to set up a contest or nominations, leading to a forum area to capture "best of the Railroad-Line"?
dave
Modeling 1890s (because the voices in my head told me to)Comment
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Hi Joe:
Good Idea. I like what you did. It is a good rememberance of Mike. We shall all miss him very much.
Karl S.
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A wonderful gesture, Joe... and well deserved. I will truly miss Mike as both a mentor and a friend (as we all will....)!
Bob Hollowell
Blue Springs, Missouri
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I was so saddened to hear that Mike passed. I knew him for years and learned a lot from him, both about modeling and being a man and administrator. He was a truly skilled craftsman yet he shared his ideas and methods with anyone who asked. Some of his modeling and photography was indistinguishable from real. The model railroad community as a whole lost an important member and mentor. Fred Miller
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I never met Mike in person but had spoke through e-mail,I miss him already. Great idea!!! Jerry
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