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Hillbilly DL - Posted - 01/04/2011: 07:18:21
A great Missouri "Ozarkian"
Thank you stringfever :
wynnmandolins.com/pages/in-memory.php
Edited by - Hillbilly DL on 01/07/2011 08:10:41
shawnee creek - Posted - 01/06/2011: 20:29:27
I can say he was a friend of mine. He was always ready to help a mew builder. Mike
dmiller - Posted - 01/06/2011: 22:20:20
I never knew him, nor did I know of him. My condolences to family and friends.
However - - - it's a sad day when any local luthier passes on.
Respected by pickers/ afficianados of the instruments made/ quality work/
no "big" factory (usually just a basement or garage filled with wood, sawdust and honest sweat),
is what will remain as a legacy. As well as the instruments made and played. May he RIP.
It's folks like this who are the backbone of America.
shawnee creek - Posted - 01/07/2011: 07:45:35
Sorry about that, still trying to figure what a "mew" builder is.
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