HAMPTON INN / THE SOUTHERN

[Kentucky Bird Hunter]

Thanks, Dean and George. My wife is amazed at the condolences offered by friends on the Parker Forum, some of whom I have met; some of whom I haven't. And therein lies one of the great attributes of our passion.... It's this wonderful classic American double that brings us together, but then friendships develop that carry us way beyond that. Thanks to all.

Dave

[Bill Murphy]

George, if you want your room back, I am ready to cancel a room at the Hampton. If you coordinate with me and the Hampton desk, I will get on the phone with them. Phone me at 301-972-0740. Bill Murphy

[Craig Larter]

Bill so we not see you at the Southern?

[Bill Murphy]

Craig, my body is worn well beyond my 71 years. I am recovering from a major spinal fusion and a sprained ankle that just won't heal. I get along pretty well at home and at the gun club, but three days without a wife at Kempfler's place may be too much. Have a good time and take some pictures of the Super Fox display.

[C.O.B.]

Sounds like you should bring Linda along.

[George Lander]

Originally Posted by Bill Murphy

Craig, my body is worn well beyond my 71 years. I am recovering from a major spinal fusion and a sprained ankle that just won't heal. I get along pretty well at home and at the gun club, but three days without a wife at Kempfler's place may be too much. Have a good time and take some pictures of the Super Fox display.

Thanks Bill, I will call you and The Hampton Inn. I'm soory that you will miss The Southern but I know what a worn out body feels like. I'm 77.

Best Regards, George

[Bill Murphy]

George, let me know what you want to do. I'm inclined to call these people this evening, just for courtesy.

[George Lander]

Originally Posted by Bill Murphy

George, let me know what you want to do. I'm inclined to call these people this evening, just for courtesy.

Bill, I'm sorry but I got caught up in work today. I'll call you in the morning, Tuesday, & if you have not cancelled I'll take the room.

Best Regards, George