eknuds01
Well-known member
All -
Sorry that I have not posted much in recent months (or maybe years). It has come to my attention that one of our old members, Dan (DTB300) is very sick with cancer. Via facebook he posted a rather moving message. I'm sure we all have friends and family members who may have been stricken with a terrible disease. Sometimes they recover fully, sometimes they don't.
This is the time of year to truly be thankful for everything we have - our health, friends, kids, spouse, good jobs, and so on. It is very easy to lose site of that given the current political culture and where nearly everything covered by the media is rather negative and gloomy. As the old saying goes, "sometimes you don't know what you have, until it's gone."
When I first got my Martin Logans (as a Christmas present) I came across this forum and had the distinct pleasure of meeting Dan (DTB300), Dave (twich54), and Tim (MiTT) at their homes or at big events such as the RMAF. I don't see these guys nearly as often as I would like and I owe all of them a lot when it comes to learning about, or enjoying, this great hobby.
So the next time you see your mom/dad, your son/daughter, your husband/wife, or even a very close friend or relative...throw them a smile, give them a hug, and tell them you love him/her and/or care about them deeply.
Sorry that I have not posted much in recent months (or maybe years). It has come to my attention that one of our old members, Dan (DTB300) is very sick with cancer. Via facebook he posted a rather moving message. I'm sure we all have friends and family members who may have been stricken with a terrible disease. Sometimes they recover fully, sometimes they don't.
This is the time of year to truly be thankful for everything we have - our health, friends, kids, spouse, good jobs, and so on. It is very easy to lose site of that given the current political culture and where nearly everything covered by the media is rather negative and gloomy. As the old saying goes, "sometimes you don't know what you have, until it's gone."
When I first got my Martin Logans (as a Christmas present) I came across this forum and had the distinct pleasure of meeting Dan (DTB300), Dave (twich54), and Tim (MiTT) at their homes or at big events such as the RMAF. I don't see these guys nearly as often as I would like and I owe all of them a lot when it comes to learning about, or enjoying, this great hobby.
So the next time you see your mom/dad, your son/daughter, your husband/wife, or even a very close friend or relative...throw them a smile, give them a hug, and tell them you love him/her and/or care about them deeply.
