We Lost Tommie 1351
- Thread starter Jim Baxter
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There aren't enough kind words in Webster's Dictionary to describe Tommie Moser.
His Cues were everything he claimed them to be, His Word was Platinum, and his
Heart was as "big as all outdoors". What a Huge Loss to Our Community.
Rest Easy, My Friend
His Cues were everything he claimed them to be, His Word was Platinum, and his
Heart was as "big as all outdoors". What a Huge Loss to Our Community.
Rest Easy, My Friend
great guy that tommie
wow, sad sad day on azb, i got the cue i'm gonna shoot with for the rest of my life from tommie, he was such a great guy, every time i called him he always made time to talk even if i wasn't buying anything, he was good people, more like the best people
rest in peace tommie moser, and thank you for everything, you will be missed
wow, sad sad day on azb, i got the cue i'm gonna shoot with for the rest of my life from tommie, he was such a great guy, every time i called him he always made time to talk even if i wasn't buying anything, he was good people, more like the best people
rest in peace tommie moser, and thank you for everything, you will be missed
I first got associated with Tommie a few years ago when the raffles were going strong here on AZB. As you all know Tommie would usually have a Madden or something up for raffle and beyond just hosting he would almost always participate in raffles hosted by others. I used to do a lot of raffles, and when I first started out I confided in Tommie as to the ins and outs of running them fairly and such. I work shift work a lot and it just didn't matter what time of day or night it was I could always give Tommie a call and he would answer, and he always had time for me, anytime, day or night, with good conversation and sensible answers for whatever questions I had. We got to the point that we talked on a pretty regular basis, even after the raffles started and I started my own forum with hopes of continuing the raffles over there. Tommie was one of the very first members I signed up over there and I gave him a lifetime premium membership when he signed up. I truly miss those conversations with Tommie. One thing for sure, he held nothing back, he'd tell you exactly what he thought every time.
Many don't know this, but Tommie was quite a shooter in his day, until he lost the use of his legs years ago to disease, but even so, he never lost his passion for the game,,,,,,,,,I have thought about Tommie a lot during his recent absence here, and feared that one day soon I would see this very post, and likely by Jim Baxter. Well here it is, and it's a sad day in my heart, and for the pool community,,,,,,,,,, all I can say at this point to my friend Tommie Moser,,,,,,,,, I hope you finally get your legs back my friend, that great ring game in the sky is waiting for you!
(A rant I got from Tommie Moser after receiving a call in the wee hours of the morning from someone wanting him to consign a cue for them)
I DON'T DO THIS SHIT FOR $50!
Tommy Moser (2012)
Many don't know this, but Tommie was quite a shooter in his day, until he lost the use of his legs years ago to disease, but even so, he never lost his passion for the game,,,,,,,,,I have thought about Tommie a lot during his recent absence here, and feared that one day soon I would see this very post, and likely by Jim Baxter. Well here it is, and it's a sad day in my heart, and for the pool community,,,,,,,,,, all I can say at this point to my friend Tommie Moser,,,,,,,,, I hope you finally get your legs back my friend, that great ring game in the sky is waiting for you!
(A rant I got from Tommie Moser after receiving a call in the wee hours of the morning from someone wanting him to consign a cue for them)
I DON'T DO THIS SHIT FOR $50!
Tommy Moser (2012)
Tommie
Tommie 1351.
I asked him once who who was that a photo of under his name he said I was him playing back in the day. A lefty sharpshooter playing the game he loved.
a nice way to remember him.
Rest in peace my friend rest in peace.
MCP.
Tommie 1351.
I asked him once who who was that a photo of under his name he said I was him playing back in the day. A lefty sharpshooter playing the game he loved.
a nice way to remember him.
Rest in peace my friend rest in peace.
MCP.
Sorry to get such sad news. I had two dealings with Tommie, both were great.
On a side note, I know from past experience that the families of those who have passed really appreciate threads like this, even though they come with sad news. They generally know about our cue addiction, but I don't think some truly understand how much of a tight-knit community we really are, and are shocked in some cases to see the outpouring of support, prayers, and condolensces. I assume by this that Jim Baxter was probably a closer friend than most. Please be sure to let them know.
On a side note, I know from past experience that the families of those who have passed really appreciate threads like this, even though they come with sad news. They generally know about our cue addiction, but I don't think some truly understand how much of a tight-knit community we really are, and are shocked in some cases to see the outpouring of support, prayers, and condolensces. I assume by this that Jim Baxter was probably a closer friend than most. Please be sure to let them know.
Tommie 1351 in AZB Hall of Fame Sub-forum
I also started a thread for Tommie in the AZB Hall of Fame sub-forum, which is dedicated to AZB members who have passed on.
I will hold Tommie's family and loved ones in my thoughts and prayers.
Will Prout
I also started a thread for Tommie in the AZB Hall of Fame sub-forum, which is dedicated to AZB members who have passed on.
I will hold Tommie's family and loved ones in my thoughts and prayers.
Will Prout
Thoughts and prayers go out to Tommie and his family. May he rest in peace. After reading the thread about what a great man he was, I wish that I would have got to communicate with him, but sadly I never did. Sorry to the family, friends, and fellow AZers for the loss. RIP
