General "RIP" announcements that might be of interest

Sad to hear about Richard Briers, enjoyed him in The Good Life and many Shakespeare productions.

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Sad to hear about Richard Briers, enjoyed him in The Good Life and many Shakespeare productions.

Same here, another Brit loss in a few days

Jerry Buss, owner of the L.A. Lakers. He was 80.

yes i heard that on the radio the other day about mindy it is so said
we are losing so many great singers and actors.
update on my mom also. she will never walk again. all they did was fix her
leg that was bad, then her hip went bad and cause of her age it is not safe
to fix it. so that is why [FONT=A&S Wizard] have not been checking emails. been worried about mom and been so tried i just lay in bed when i get home. i have to sign everything for her n extra.[/FONT]

From James Drury, on Facebook:
REMEMBERING our friend, Dale Robertson, who passed away this Wednesday morning (July 14, 1923 - Feb. 27, 2013). He is best known for his role as Jim Hardie in 'Tales of Wells Fargo' series (1957-1962) and as Ben Calhoun in 'The Iron Horse' series (1966-1968). Many films and television guest appearances

Always liked Dale Robertson.

http://www.okgazette.com/oklah…688-a-western-sunset.html

Van Cliburn died also.

http://www.people.com/people/article/0,,20624855,00.html

sad to hear about dale robertson.i liked his films and tv series.may he rest in peace

Hi

Sad about Dale Robertson he appeared in a number of good films and television.

Regards

Arthur

RIP Dale

I Just received this from my friend that went to Harry's memorial. He was such a kind man. Until a couple of years ago he would e-mail answers to questions people would ask him and was so personable about it. I remember him first in Rio Grande on the Morning Movie as a latch key kid in the early 50s and then Spin and Marty on the Mickey Mouse Club in the midle 50s. Me thinks we lost a Great American Treasure when Harry Carey Jr. got on the train to paradise.

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I Just received this from my friend that went to Harry's memorial. He was such a kind man. Until a couple of years ago he would e-mail answers to questions people would ask him and was so personable about it. I remember him first in Rio Grande on the Morning Movie as a latch key kid in the early 50s and then Spin and Marty on the Mickey Mouse Club in the midle 50s. Me thinks we lost a Great American Treasure when Harry Carey Jr. got on the train to paradise.

Thanks for this Jim,
I have also copied your post to
Pals Of The Saddle- Harry Carey Jr.

Oh, that we for sure did, Big Jim. And what a wonderful little tribute you wrote here. But, we mustn't be selfish. Thankfully he left us an amazing amount of films to remember him by, and due to the extra years of life he lived, his buddies have waited a very long time to have him back with them. Now they do. All that waits for their reunion to be perfect is Marilyn. Hope she is in good health but know she went to the retirement home with him. When her time comes, Harry will truly be in "seventh heaven"! KEITH

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I Just received this from my friend that went to Harry's memorial. He was such a kind man. Until a couple of years ago he would e-mail answers to questions people would ask him and was so personable about it. I remember him first in Rio Grande on the Morning Movie as a latch key kid in the early 50s and then Spin and Marty on the Mickey Mouse Club in the midle 50s. Me thinks we lost a Great American Treasure when Harry Carey Jr. got on the train to paradise.

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Thanks for this Jim,
I have also copied your post to
Pals Of The Saddle- Harry Carey Jr.

Thank you for that. I just received the "My Memories of Dobe" ,by Jennie Knudsen, that she was kind enough to have sent to me, that I can Post next week, if you like, when I get back. Would you like me to post them in "Pals" or "RIP" or both? Big Jim

Hi
Jim

Although strictly speaking it is not up to me, but I would think it is important enough to merit an appearance in both.

Regards

Arthur

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Thank you for that. I just received the "My Memories of Dobe" ,by Jennie Knudsen, that she was kind enough to have sent to me, that I can Post next week, if you like, when I get back. Would you like me to post them in "Pals" or "RIP" or both? Big Jim

Jim, as it it is now relating to Harry,
your 'Memories' will now be better served
by posting them in the 'Pals'
Many thanks

Dale Robertson was partners in a small movie business with best friends of my parents from the country club. He would come to Atlanta from time to time to discuss projects. He was one of my few heros back then. Our friends were kind enough to include me in trips to the airport to pick him up, occasional dinners, etc. Believe it or not, he was a very funny man....kept us all laughing a good bit of the time. Was very strange to me way back then to see him in regular street clothes. Good man, Dale Robertson. I didn't know he was still alive or I would have contacted him for the book. Well, enjoy meeting up with all your old movie and golf buddies, Dale, and thanks for taking the time to make a very young girl feel special. KEITH

Hi

Just heard that jazzman kennie Ball has died aged 82

Regards

Arthur