Does anybody know John Wright contact info?
Thank you so much
Vass 917 747 3418
Thank you so much
Vass 917 747 3418
Looking for John Wright contact info
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Vass, he's passed.....
ohhhhhhh boy.
I didn't know.
Never mind though
Vass
I didn't know.
Never mind though
Vass
greeneyes_ocean said:
Yeah.. got a Ouji board?
JV (---If you get Balabushka on the line, let me know...
I have stacks of his photos of cues and the price lists also. Does anyone know who got his GC and other stuff when he passed?
I used to love his photo's stapled with the price list. That man could talk you into a cue.
John left us with much information about cues and their makers that can never be recovered. he was one of the most knowledgeable within this arena and allot of information passed with him. as one that was invited to be within his circle, which he would attest included most anyone with a desire to be involved in the cue industry, i'd say the industry will only hope to continue the way he would have in lue of our loss.
Nice
Good post.
There are very few people ever to make a contribution to this hobby as John did. It was always anticipated to get his pictures in the mail and see the new masterpieces for that mailing. I was always a little worried to open the phone bill. The length of our long distance conversations were long and for me, very informative.
His influence on me was big. He definitely is the reason Josswest will always hold a special place in my heart as a cue nut. In the early 90's I couldn't wait to see the new JW's that arrived to John. The two (John and Stroud) had their differences at the end and I hated it.
I only had a couple of chances to make the 6 hour trip to Palatine, Il. But it was an awsome thing, from my perspective, to go there and hit balls with all the top cues in that particular time period.
I do miss John.
Jimmy
skins said:
Good post.
There are very few people ever to make a contribution to this hobby as John did. It was always anticipated to get his pictures in the mail and see the new masterpieces for that mailing. I was always a little worried to open the phone bill. The length of our long distance conversations were long and for me, very informative.
His influence on me was big. He definitely is the reason Josswest will always hold a special place in my heart as a cue nut. In the early 90's I couldn't wait to see the new JW's that arrived to John. The two (John and Stroud) had their differences at the end and I hated it.
I only had a couple of chances to make the 6 hour trip to Palatine, Il. But it was an awsome thing, from my perspective, to go there and hit balls with all the top cues in that particular time period.
I do miss John.
Jimmy
John is TRULY MISSED in my life tooJimmyrayk said:Good post.
There are very few people ever to make a contribution to this hobby as John did. It was always anticipated to get his pictures in the mail and see the new masterpieces for that mailing. I was always a little worried to open the phone bill. The length of our long distance conversations were long and for me, very informative.
His influence on me was big. He definitely is the reason Josswest will always hold a special place in my heart as a cue nut. In the early 90's I couldn't wait to see the new JW's that arrived to John. The two (John and Stroud) had their differences at the end and I hated it.
I only had a couple of chances to make the 6 hour trip to Palatine, Il. But it was an awsome thing, from my perspective, to go there and hit balls with all the top cues in that particular time period.
I do miss John.
Jimmy
I was acquainted with Him for 3-4 years prior to his passing"
He always had great cues, and Great Prices , IMO , and I too had some long phone calls with him..."man, He was a wealth of knowledge of the cues and cuemakers, and , at least for me , If I had a cue to sell, He ALWAYS got a buyer.
hangemhigh said:
Jimmyrayk said:Jim,Duane remick said:
" Thats what I posted too...just in the wrong place!
I remember now, John always spoke very highly of you, In fact, some great cues He offered were a few of yours, i think on consignment, but , He was great, and, you're right, he was great in the custom cue world, I sure do miss the guy