He did put on a good show that week, didnt he?It's always so sad to read about one of our own who passes away. Though we may not have crossed paths in a long, long time, these players are members of the Tribal Nation of Pool.
I always liked Leil. He had a gutzy kind of charisma when it came to pool. May he rest in peace.
Photo taken at Carolinas Open in 2003. This was Leil's lucky shirt.
He did put on a good show that week, didnt he?
You sure about the year? I thought it was 05?
Christ!! either way it was a decade plus ago.
It's always so sad to read about one of our own who passes away. Though we may not have crossed paths in a long, long time, these players are members of the Tribal Nation of Pool.
I always liked Leil. He had a gutzy kind of charisma when it came to pool. May he rest in peace.
Photo taken at Carolinas Open in 2003. This was Leil's lucky shirt.
RIP
He was one of the first big time players I got to see while I was growing up in Ohio. Awesome player and a really nice guy.
I'm trying to remember. It might have been. I'll have to look it up on my other computer.
So sad to see one of our own pass away. He was an old-school campaigner when it came to pool and a very proud Native American.
Very very sad. JR was the houseman at Northfield Billiards where I played. The very first time I saw him play was in 1994 a straight Pool Tournament put on by Frank Zummo. JR was one of the deciding factors on me buying a Diamond over a Anniversary . RIP JR.