Special Thanks!
 

Special thanks to the team of PGCA volunteers for creating such a wonderful, dynamic and successful booth at the NRA meeting this weekend!

I also want to recognize and thank Mr. Ed Morgan - our raffle chair. Ed, as always, knocked the cover off of the ball this weekend by selling tickets for this year's gun. Most of the extra-curricular activities that the PGCA can do are only as a result of the success of our raffle gun proceeds. Without incredible and dedicated folks like Ed, we couldn't do near as much as we do. Thank you!

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Each of us has a special opportunity to support the PGCA by buying raffle tickets and volunteering our time, talents, or treasure for the benefit of our beloved organization.

How does one buy raffle tickets?

Are the raffle tickets out yet? I guess my behavior wasn't good enough to warrant the win last year but I sure have been a good boy this year. Could I just buy a book of tickets and whoever has the gun simply send it to me? I forget who but somebody else was a good boy last year too and we were going to share it. I would keep it first until I die and then he could have it for the rest of his life.

Dennis

Thanks for the kind words. We did well because of a great team effort.

I will send each PGCA member one book of 6 tickets in August. I you want more send me your address and amount of books wanted and I will send them to you.

I wish to echo everything that Josh said and to extend my congratulations to the Houston PGCA team for a terrific Parker display. Great Job guys! Excellent work Ed, you are a selling machine!

I would like to add as a side line that the sale of PGCA Research Letters by Chuck Bishop is the other half of our fund-raising efforts... so buy those research letters guys!

I would also like to express my appreciation to the hard work it takes to move and set up a display like the one in Houston it takes weeks to plan it all, after all it has to be "just right" for displaying Americas finest Double. My hat goes off to you guys , You had a great display and I am sure a lot of people now know about a Parker that did not before! Congrat,s Gary