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Old 01-19-2005, 09:48 AM
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Suggestion for our administrators: Todays notification of the passing of well respected carver and member or the forum, Curtis (Santa) Gibbs, brings to mind a section of the new forum that you might consider. A section remembering members that have passed.

We have a section like this in another group that I belong to, (ship modellers) , and it provides a place for us to respect the memory of our members that pass along to a better place.

Santa Gibbs will long hold a place in our hearts regardless, his work was an inspiration to us all, and his fellowship will be missed. He will now enter a place where: his tools will forever be sharp, his wood never split and he'll have the original "St. Nicholas" to pose for his carvings!

With respect and heart felt condolances to Charlotte and their family.

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Done Bob! Great ! I've move the threads about Mr. Gibbs there already!

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