Rest in peace, Grady.
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R.I.P. Grady! You will be missed!!
Good Journey and Rest Well Grady
I first encountered Grady back in 1978 when I was stationed at Ft. Jackson,S.C.(Columbia). I fancied myself a pretty good player back then. He was a gentleman of high intellect and dogged determination. I became a true student of the game of pool while listening to him describe every possible explanation of ball nuances. Later, while working at the Billiard Congress I fielded many a call from Grady for John Lewis. Grady always had a lot of things going on and ideas to make pool better. Grady was a Player's Player. He has given more of himself to the sport than anyone I can recall,and that isn't just his own money,but his time,and of course,his knowledge. He isn't merely a Pool Legend,He is a GIANT! Good Journey and Rest Well Grady.
I first encountered Grady back in 1978 when I was stationed at Ft. Jackson,S.C.(Columbia). I fancied myself a pretty good player back then. He was a gentleman of high intellect and dogged determination. I became a true student of the game of pool while listening to him describe every possible explanation of ball nuances. Later, while working at the Billiard Congress I fielded many a call from Grady for John Lewis. Grady always had a lot of things going on and ideas to make pool better. Grady was a Player's Player. He has given more of himself to the sport than anyone I can recall,and that isn't just his own money,but his time,and of course,his knowledge. He isn't merely a Pool Legend,He is a GIANT! Good Journey and Rest Well Grady.
RIP Grady
Thank you for being such an ambassador for the sport of pocket billiards. It was a pleasure watching you and learning from your videos. Rest in Peace.
Scott
Thank you for being such an ambassador for the sport of pocket billiards. It was a pleasure watching you and learning from your videos. Rest in Peace.
Scott
Grady's voice and his commentary is a part of pool. He is pool to me. Never got the chance to meet him in this life, but I'll see him somewhere else some other time. Grady's family, be strong, be proud and be well. Run out in peace Grady.
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RIP Grady !
Rest in peace Grady ! The pool world has lost one of the true gentleman and professors of this sport. You can always tell he loved this sport when he commentated . He had excitement in his voice and love for the sport. You will be missed !
Rest in peace Grady ! The pool world has lost one of the true gentleman and professors of this sport. You can always tell he loved this sport when he commentated . He had excitement in his voice and love for the sport. You will be missed !
I enjoyed the knowledge you shared so graciously about pool and was always entertaining to hear commentating. You will be missed dearly.
RIP, You will be missed.
Your Friend,
Jeff
Your Friend,
Jeff
RIP, Professor, and godspeed. Your family and friends are in my thoughts and prayers. Pool has indeed lost a true legend/icon.....and we will forever remember you for all that you put back into the game.
Sean
Sean
Filipino pool folks would like to extend our condolences to the family left behind by the Professor.
Rest in Peace.
Rest in Peace.
A little comfort for a Great Man, Family, Friends and the people here on Az.
http://www.a-good-dying.com/native-american-prayers.html
http://www.a-good-dying.com/native-american-prayers.html
God bless. & will keep family in prayer.