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  • What a pleasure to find this wonderful site. I hope I last long enough to see each section and wallow in all the offers. So much to see and so little time.


    I don't mean I'm dying! I mean, there's so much of John Wayne, I'll need a long time to browse through it all.


    My absolute respect to the members and the staff, and Kevin, too. We can't forget him. Thanks for all your hard work.

  • A warm welcome to you, Ka2mxh. You are right about the amount of suff here. Many members from all over the world, all sharing the same passion, John Wayne and the movies. Please make yourself at home.

    Mark

    "I couldn't go to sleep at night if the director didn't call 'cut'. "

  • Hi Ka2mxh


    WELCOME to The JWMB-
    The Original John Wayne Message Board
    where fans come to have fun!


    Please take a look around,
    we're a friendly bunch of folks,
    and there is a wealth of information to see,
    regarding the great man.


    You may find these links useful:-



    John Wayne:- A Newbies Guide to Duke


    Link to Duke's Movies, Co-Stars- Pals Of The Saddle and Movie Locations


    As Mark said, Please make yourself at home

    Best Wishes
    Keith
    London- England

  • Pleased to meet you, Ka2mxh. I'm really not senior enough to welcome you to this shindig, but I live in Rochester so that sort of makes us neighbors according to Smitty's standards from "The Alamo".






    We deal in lead, friend.

  • hi ka2mxh glad to have you aboard are you a shelia or a bloke as we need to have more shelias on board not enough of us.

    enjoy your reading stay a while lights are always on

    " its not all black and white, but different shades of grey"

  • What a pleasure to find this wonderful site. I hope I last long enough to see each section and wallow in all the offers. So much to see and so little time.


    I don't mean I'm dying! I mean, there's so much of John Wayne, I'll need a long time to browse through it all.


    My absolute respect to the members and the staff, and Kevin, too. We can't forget him. Thanks for all your hard work.


    Hey, ka2mxh,


    WELCOME to the Original John Wayne Message Board, one of the friendliest, most active forums dedicated to Duke that you are likely to find anywhere! As you can see from just the few that have welcomed you so far, our membership comes from all around the world, and as close as some miles away in the same state!


    Grab a cup of coffee (or iced tea!), put up your feet, and set a spell and enjoy all the wonderful information available. You're right, it will take awhile (and SO glad to learn you are not dying - you had me worried there for a minute!).


    We look forward to getting to know you better in the days and weeks to come!


    Mrs. C :angel1: (Chester :newyear: is working today, but I know he would extend a warm welcome to you as well!)

  • I'm really not senior enough to welcome you to this shindig . . .


    Gorch,


    I would say that any member who has contributed regularly for nearly two years is certainly 'senior' enough to welcome anybody to this shindig! And as ka2mxh so rightly states, you don't even need to be senior to say "Howdy!"


    Thanks for being a part of our friendly group here at the JWMB!


    Mrs. C :angel1:

  • hi ka2mxh glad to have you aboard are you a shelia or a bloke as we need to have more shelias on board not enough of us.

    enjoy your reading stay a while lights are always on



    Hello Smokey, I'm definitely a 'bloke'. An old bloke, too, 69 in December. Not too old, and certainly not young, but just right for my age. hehe

  • By the way, that ka2mxh is my ham radio call.


    You can look me up on: http://www.qrz.com/db/


    Licensed Jan 1980 Buffalo FCC Field Office. Past member Gulf Coast ARC (GCARC)New Port Richey, Fl, Clearwater ARS(CARS)Clearwater,Fl, Suncoast ARC(SARC)New Port Richey, Fl.


    Other Membership includes (1980-Present) ARRL, ARES, RACES, SKYWARN, Amateur Radio Association of the Tonawandas (ARAT's) Tonawanda, NY, Past President of Niagara Radio Club(NRC),Niagara Falls, NY.


    Other History: FL-3 DMAT/COMM, ARRL WCF Section Assistant EC/Public Service Events Coordinator, (2001-2002) Pasco County Fl. ARES Public Service Events Coordinator, Pasco County ARES/RACES ALERT newsletter Editor, (1980-1991)Greater Buffalo Chapter and Niagara Falls Chapter American Red Cross DAT Communications Team, Tampa Bay Chapter American Red Cross/Pasco Branch DAT Specialist (2001-2002).


    Retired after 31 years at GM Powertrain, Tonawanda Engine Plants, Tonawanda, NY 1969-2000. UAW Local 774, Local Apprentice Rep 1985-1999.


    This should tell you a lot about me. Maybe, too much.

  • Thank you, ethanedwards. I don't know what I can contribute to this fine group. I have strolled through many of the sections and anything here is everything I have, and then some. As a matter of fact, I've found more of my hero here that I could wish for. Perhaps someone will ask me to do some special thing, like sweeping, cutting the grass, etc. But I'm sure in time, I'll find something. Thanks to all.

  • thats ok we still like blokes here and you are only as old as you feel, they also say you get better with age just like a good wine hehe

    " its not all black and white, but different shades of grey"

  • Hi ka2mxh. As usual I'm the slow poke welcoming new people here - so WELCOME! BTW - My birthday will be in September when I'll be turning 69. So I'm glad we have another member of the Seniors here.

    Cheers - Jay:beer:
    "Not hardly!!!"

  • Hi ka2mxh. As usual I'm the slow poke welcoming new people here - so WELCOME! BTW - My birthday will be in September when I'll be turning 69. So I'm glad we have another member of the Seniors here.


    Thank you, JJ. I last was in San Antonio in March 1960 at the Lackland USAF Basic Training Base. Then to Sheppard AFB in Wichita Falls for Aircraft Mechanic Training. From there I was sent to Schilling AFB in Salina Kansas at the USAF SAC base there. The world I knew and grew up in was a far different world than it is today.


    My first trip away from home on my own, like so many others. It was a great experience. Too bad they stopped the Draft.