Tim Scruggs last years of cue building

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I ordered a Scruggs back in 2006..talked with Tim and Mike on several occasions through out the build, cue was finished and delivered in 2008 signed and dated by Tim...just curious what year did Tim stop due to his illness. Thanks A bunch..
 
I ordered a Scruggs back in 2006..talked with Tim and Mike on several occasions through out the build, cue was finished and delivered in 2008 signed and dated by Tim...just curious what year did Tim stop due to his illness. Thanks A bunch..
Tim passed in the month of June (eight years ago). I accompanied a friend of mine to have an early Scruggs cue repaired/refinished mid 2013 as we only lived less than an hour from his Baltimore shop. At that time, he stated to us he was just trying to finish up some cues that were in the hopper (sort to speak) and any repairs/refinishes that would trickle in.
 
Tim passed in the month of June (eight years ago). I accompanied a friend of mine to have an early Scruggs cue repaired/refinished mid 2013 as we only lived less than an hour from his Baltimore shop. At that time, he stated to us he was just trying to finish up some cues that were in the hopper (sort to speak) and any repairs/refinishes that would trickle in.
Thank you, i'm getting ready to post this scruggs,,
 
Tim’s last couple of years(or maybe 1-2 yrs he was taking care of his Wife who was terminally ill.
 
Mike passed in 2010.
and this is from the international cuemakers hall of fame
Tim Scruggs: Inducted 2017
Tim Scruggs brought his machinist skills to Joss cues in 1970 for a few months then went back to work at a pool hall. A couple of years later he rejoined Joss and worked there about six years before going out on his own to build cues. His early cues were very similar to the cues he made at Joss. He also was very famous for his Full Splice cues without joint rings that looked like a one-piece cue. His cues started to get more and more elaborate as years went on and he built many cues that would be considered masterpieces and are sought by many collectors today. Tim was a founding member of the American Cuemakers Association and won their Cuemaker of the Year award in 2009. He was active in the billiard industry and sponsored various pro players through the years. Tim passed away in June of 2015.
 
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