Karen Barton
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John ask me to post this from his blog.
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Kevin King’s Cue Case
Posted in The Journey on September 4th, 2010 by John Barton
Kevin King is an insanely talented leather worker from Missouri. http://www.choppersaddles.com/
He recently built a case to offer as a prize in a memorial 9-ball tournament to raise awareness for Lou Gehrig's Disease or ALS.
The following is taken from Kevin's post on www.leatherworker.net - go here to see the rest of it Kevin King Cue Case
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"As some of you already know, on October 28th, 2009, My dad died as a result of ALS (Lou Gerhigs Disease).
It is quite possibly the worst disease I have ever seen. Ever.
If you are unaware of what ALS is, I encourage you to look it up. I'll spare the details on this post.
Since my dad was diagnosed with this disease, my sister has been very active in ALS awareness. Much more than me. It's still hard for me to think about.
Anyway, she organized and hosted a 9-ball pool tournament to benefit The ALS group and help raise awareness.
This was one of the prizes." – Kevin King
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Kevin King’s Cue Case
Posted in The Journey on September 4th, 2010 by John Barton
Kevin King is an insanely talented leather worker from Missouri. http://www.choppersaddles.com/
He recently built a case to offer as a prize in a memorial 9-ball tournament to raise awareness for Lou Gehrig's Disease or ALS.
The following is taken from Kevin's post on www.leatherworker.net - go here to see the rest of it Kevin King Cue Case
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"As some of you already know, on October 28th, 2009, My dad died as a result of ALS (Lou Gerhigs Disease).
It is quite possibly the worst disease I have ever seen. Ever.
If you are unaware of what ALS is, I encourage you to look it up. I'll spare the details on this post.
Since my dad was diagnosed with this disease, my sister has been very active in ALS awareness. Much more than me. It's still hard for me to think about.
Anyway, she organized and hosted a 9-ball pool tournament to benefit The ALS group and help raise awareness.
This was one of the prizes." – Kevin King