SENDING MY COLLECTION TO AUCTION

[George Lander]

Originally Posted by Dave Tatman

What a tribute to the love a father feels for his daughter. From all of us dads of daughters, George, our hat is off to you, and we salute your decision. May these decisions go well.

All the best,
Dave

Dave: My Dad was from Hopkinsville, Kentucky and many thanks for your kind words.

Best Regards, George

[charlie cleveland]

i hope your daughter gets well..your a better man than me i thought a few times of thinning my guns out but just cannotdo it...hope you do well in the selling...charlie

[Jim DiSpagno]

George, The Good Lord looks kindly on these selfless acts and answers prayers positively. Our prayers and best wishes are with you and your family. God Bless and good luck with the sale

[Pa SxS]

George, it's a wonderful thing you are doing for your daughter's benefit. Prayers to your daughter and to you also

[todd allen]

Thoughts and prayers for you and your daughter. May God give her doctors wisdom, and skills necessary to heal her.

[Jean Swanson]

George

Your acts of kindness are wonderful, daughters are special !! She will appreciate that .

As for contributions---a 501(c)7 is only formed as a non profit Corp. for tax purposes only. A 501(c)3 however has a clause where contributions are deductible as a non profit corp. I could be wrong, but that is one of the reasons the Parker Gun Foundation was formed .

Allan

[Dean Romig]

George, what else can a Dad do? How better can a Dad express his perfect love for his child than to divest himself of his cherished possessions for the benefit of that child? And God will take care of the rest.

You have been a welcome presence here on the Forum and in the PGCA and we hope that continues even after you have no more Parkers. Friendships are made through the common interest in Parker guns but the thing that keeps us together as friends goes way beyond Parkers.

Best, Dean

[George Lander]

Originally Posted by Dean Romig

George, what else can a Dad do? How better can a Dad express his perfect love for his child than to divest himself of his cherished possessions for the benefit of that child? And God will take care of the rest.

You have been a welcome presence here on the Forum and in the PGCA and we hope that continues even after you have no more Parkers. Friendships are made through the common interest in Parker guns but the thing that keeps us together as friends goes way beyond Parkers.

Best, Dean

Thank You Dean. I will always have at least one Parker. The one that goes in my coffin.

Best Regards, George

[Robert Brooks]

Prayers sent.

[Richard Flanders]

Good on you George. Your daughter is at the right place for her issue. I had a friend with the same issue and going to Duke added, we think, 6 years onto his life.