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Randy Roper
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 Posted: Mon Jun 21, 2004 5:14 am Post subject: lost in thought |
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Hi all
June 10th my 40 year old brother passed away. I am a
cabinetmaker by trade with my own shop. Myself and 7 other men built
him the most amazing casket. last weekend. None of the other guys knew
a drill bit from a router bit. It is the first time in years I have
truly enjoyed building something. Too bad it was a casket for him. It
opened my eyes to 30 years ago why I got in the trade in the first
place . I love to create things out of wood. I am hoping the future
will again be the way it was FUN.
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Bernie Hunt
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| Posted: Mon Jun 21, 2004 8:37 am Post subject: Re: lost in thought |
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I assume the other 7 were friends of his. If so, that's a great way to pay
respect, work through some grief and set some priorities straight. Good luck
as you move forward and get your woodworking back to fun!
Bernie
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Hi all
June 10th my 40 year old brother passed away. I am a
cabinetmaker by trade with my own shop. Myself and 7 other men built
him the most amazing casket. last weekend. None of the other guys knew
a drill bit from a router bit. It is the first time in years I have
truly enjoyed building something. Too bad it was a casket for him. It
opened my eyes to 30 years ago why I got in the trade in the first
place . I love to create things out of wood. I am hoping the future
will again be the way it was FUN.
Randy Roper |
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