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joepuppy
Senior Member
I’m taking this pretty hard. Bo$$ was one of the first friends I made here. He really added so much to the forum. Praying for the family, I cannot imagine what you are going through. I’m thankful to have known him, and thankful for the fellowship made on here. The world is a sadder place at his passing, Rest In Peace, Charlie.
normaldave
GON Weatherman
KyDawg has to be one of the nicest people I never got to meet.
I reckon I'll have to fire up the old hot rod Dodge truck in his memory, since he used to own a Dodge Super Bee.
Charles Eaton Obituary
"The family would appreciate if friends would prepare and bring a written memory of Charlie to be placed in the memory box at the funeral home."
I reckon I'll have to fire up the old hot rod Dodge truck in his memory, since he used to own a Dodge Super Bee.
Charles Eaton Obituary
"The family would appreciate if friends would prepare and bring a written memory of Charlie to be placed in the memory box at the funeral home."
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XIronheadX
PF Trump Cam Operator !20/20
Wow. One day someone is typing on here, then they are gone. RIP Bo$$ and Pop.
Thanks for posting the Obituary site...............
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Chief Big Taw
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Chief Big Taw
Dang two in a week ? ??
Core Lokt
Senior Member
prayers for Pop and Bo$$'s family. They will be missed for sure.
He sent me several chapters too. Wanted my opinion. I too would like to know if he finished it.
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Chief Big Taw
And I just found out a girl I went to school and have been friends with my entire life just died. Be glad when 2020 is over with
brownceluse
Senior Member
I’ve had 4 this week. 3 folks that I’ve worked with for years and the Bo$$. Other than Bo$$ the others ages were 40,48 and 49. Just crazy!
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Chief Big Taw
Pretty sure this girl was 49
brownceluse
Senior Member
Not good.
NE GA Pappy
Mr. Pappy
Just found out a friend wife was diagnosed with breast cancer. It has spread to her spine. They say she might make it 2 weeks
brownceluse
Senior Member
Sorry to hear that Pappy.
Wiskey_33
Senior Member
****. He used to chap my rear in the political forum. RIP Steve.
John Cooper
?Now I Got One A Them Banner Things
KYBo$$Dawg I sure do miss you brother!!
atlashunter
Senior Member
Just now seeing this and it's a punch to the gut. Never got a chance to meet but always enjoyed reading his posts. Will definitely be missed.
J. Scott. Jack Scott, the legendary turkey call maker, of Scott`s Cutter fame, passed away July 24, 2020. Go with God, Mr. Jack. You will always be remembered.
https://forum.gon.com/members/j-scott.5488/
https://forum.gon.com/members/j-scott.5488/
NIC
I RETIRED IN 1995 AND MY HUNTING BUDDY WANTED ME TO START TURKEY HUNTING. WE WENT TO THE TURKEY SHOW IN WARNER ROBINS. I STOPPED AT JACK'S TABLE AND HE SHOWED ME ONE OF HIS SCOTTS CUTTERS. I WALKED AROUND BUT DIDN'T HEAR ANY CALLS THAT SOUNDED LIKE JACKS. WENT BACK TO HIM AND ASKED HIM HOW MUCH FOR CALL. HE SAID $75. TOLD HIM I DIDN'T HAVE THAT MUCH. HE HANDED ME THE CALL AND CARD AND TOLD ME TO MAIL HIM A CHECK WHEN I GOT HOME. IN 2007 I CALLED IN BIGGEST TURKEY KILLED TAKEN AT PIEDMONT WILDLIFE REFUGE THAT YEAR. NEXT YEAR WENT TO SHOW AND TOLD HIM STORY AND GAVE HIM A PICTURE TO PUT IN BOOK OF KILLS. THAT CALL IS STILL MY GO TO CALL.
SORRY TO HEAR ABOUT JACK'S PASSING.
I RETIRED IN 1995 AND MY HUNTING BUDDY WANTED ME TO START TURKEY HUNTING. WE WENT TO THE TURKEY SHOW IN WARNER ROBINS. I STOPPED AT JACK'S TABLE AND HE SHOWED ME ONE OF HIS SCOTTS CUTTERS. I WALKED AROUND BUT DIDN'T HEAR ANY CALLS THAT SOUNDED LIKE JACKS. WENT BACK TO HIM AND ASKED HIM HOW MUCH FOR CALL. HE SAID $75. TOLD HIM I DIDN'T HAVE THAT MUCH. HE HANDED ME THE CALL AND CARD AND TOLD ME TO MAIL HIM A CHECK WHEN I GOT HOME. IN 2007 I CALLED IN BIGGEST TURKEY KILLED TAKEN AT PIEDMONT WILDLIFE REFUGE THAT YEAR. NEXT YEAR WENT TO SHOW AND TOLD HIM STORY AND GAVE HIM A PICTURE TO PUT IN BOOK OF KILLS. THAT CALL IS STILL MY GO TO CALL.
SORRY TO HEAR ABOUT JACK'S PASSING.
