[SOC] Quiet...Isn't it.

[Jan Clute]

I thought I had fallen off the list. Paul was always a tough act to follow.
Although I don't contribute much, I always very much enjoyed his
contributions. I'll just have to try a l ittle harder and contribute the
gems I run across on his behalf. Walking vacations are very much a British
institution, aren't they? You'd get run over here if you tried to walk very
far in any given direction (also someone says they saw a mountain lion
perusing deer near a golf course in nearby Iowa City. Gives one pause, it
does.) 73 Jan N0AAA

----- Original Message -----
From: "Chris Redding" <chris.redding at g4pdj.freeserve.co.uk>
To: "Second Class Operators' Club" <soc at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Sunday, November 14, 2004 4:01 PM
Subject: [SOC] Quiet...Isn't it.


> Brethren
>
> It's very quiet in SOC-land.
>
> Paul's sudden and untimely passing has perhaps kicked us all in the
guts...I
> know I felt it because (being a medical man) he was very supportive to me
> off-group when I had my operation, and he took a lot of my fear away.
>
> When he died, I was away for two weeks walking holiday, and so I didn't
find
> out what had happened until long after the event.
>
> But I think it would be a great shame to let SOC die too.  Looking back
> through the archive, I really don't think that Paul would want that...do
> you?
>
> Chris, G4PDJ
> Newbury EN
>
>
>
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