Paul Dayton
Thank you for clarifying.. I still don't know much about his passing, or why it might have been sad?
Folks:
While this thread brings back some memories, another one (memory) was jogged that reminded me this thread may be redundant.
You DO know that we have an AZB Hall of Fame for those members we've lost, right?
Here it is:
https://forums.azbilliards.com/forumdisplay.php?f=79
If you want to navigate to it manually:
Main Category -> AZB Hall of Fame
Many of the members mentioned are remembered here, and in the cases of those not, *should* be remembered there. Additionally, I vote that for those that really had an impact here, that their memberships be color-changed to denote they are no longer with us, as is the case with Smorg. (His screenname / avatar / profile always appears in a different color here on these forums.)
-Sean
Cue makers
Kevin Varney and Dick Neighbors.
Cue makers
Kevin Varney
Cue makers
Kevin Varney and Dick Neighbors.
Rude Dog/ John Morton
Not all members gone are hall of fame material by your standards and this thread is to include them too.
Speaking of which, I wonder and worry about Cuejoey
JC
Not all members gone are hall of fame material by your standards and this thread is to include them too.
Speaking of which, I wonder and worry about Cuejoey
JC
Lots of good folks left us too soon.
Chad Pollman aka BigNasty. Some will remember Chad as being one of the founders of TAR (The Action Report). Chad was a friend of mine and truly a unique guy. Passed away in June of 2012.