Sad News: Gary "Bushwhacker" Nolan Passed Away
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Bought my very first custom cue from Gary.
He was a very nice person to do business with and from what I read on here a truly great player aswell.
RIP Gary
He was a very nice person to do business with and from what I read on here a truly great player aswell.
RIP Gary
Sad news, I got to meet him over the years and do a few cue deals with him.
RIP Sir
RIP Sir
I've been thinking about him for about a month now. Wondering if he was still around.
He was a great guy to talk cues with. He will be missed.
He sold me my Scruggs, and went out of his way to make it work. Class Act.
RIP Gary.
Here's an older article from 2008 : http://triblive.com/x/blairsvilledispatch/sports/s_584231.html
He was a great guy to talk cues with. He will be missed.
He sold me my Scruggs, and went out of his way to make it work. Class Act.
RIP Gary.
Here's an older article from 2008 : http://triblive.com/x/blairsvilledispatch/sports/s_584231.html
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One of the nicest gentleman I ever met.
My condolences.
My condolences.
Terrible, shocking news.
A thorough gentleman in every way.
I met with Gary and his wife on several occasions. A wonderful pair, very close,
his wife traveled with him to the major tournaments.
He loved the game, and could really play at a top level. Even in recent times and
with the advent of age he still played very well.
I first met Gary when I lived in Ohio, decades ago as he traveled across northern Ohio in action.
In those days, he won a lot as a road player. A true monster player.
In later years he got into buying and selling high end cues, and always had several best of the best on hand.
Damn, this is sickening. What a wonderful gentleman.
Prayers for Tierzia and family.
I will have all his loved ones in my thoughts and prayers.
Will Prout
A thorough gentleman in every way.
I met with Gary and his wife on several occasions. A wonderful pair, very close,
his wife traveled with him to the major tournaments.
He loved the game, and could really play at a top level. Even in recent times and
with the advent of age he still played very well.
I first met Gary when I lived in Ohio, decades ago as he traveled across northern Ohio in action.
In those days, he won a lot as a road player. A true monster player.
In later years he got into buying and selling high end cues, and always had several best of the best on hand.
Damn, this is sickening. What a wonderful gentleman.
Prayers for Tierzia and family.
I will have all his loved ones in my thoughts and prayers.
Will Prout
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Sad indeed. RIP, friend.
I got to spend a few days with him up in pa, back in 2004 or 2005 and as others have noted, he was a quality man.
The world is worse, without him.
I got to spend a few days with him up in pa, back in 2004 or 2005 and as others have noted, he was a quality man.
The world is worse, without him.
R.I.P. Gary Nolan, FastEddieF.
