On 3/13/2020 9:53 AM, Tim wrote:


Just got notice this morning that Tom Slipped peacefully from this life at 5:53am. No more Kypus, no more Lung cancer. Farewell buddy. Be at peace



That's really sad news. Hadn't heard from him for years and didn't know
he was ill.

Tom was a great guy. I met him a couple of times when he visited us
several years ago, at our house and at the
guitar shop.

RIP

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On 3/13/2020 9:53 AM, Tim wrote:


Just got notice this morning that Tom Slipped peacefully from this life at 5:53am. No more Kypus, no more Lung cancer. Farewell buddy. Be at peace



That's really sad news. Hadn't heard from him for years and didn't know
he was ill.

Tom was a great guy. I met him a couple of times when he visited us
several years ago, at our house and at the
guitar shop.

RIP

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Lol! I remember the trick you two pulled on me when you were setting up the guitar shop. But I also remember the truck we pulled back in him too! Lol!

On Fri, 13 Mar 2020 10:16:55 -0400, "Mr. Luddite"
wrote:

Tom was a great guy. I met him a couple of times when he visited us
several years ago, at our house and at the
guitar shop.

RIP

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Yes, great guy for sure. We met up with him and his wife for dinner
in Rhode Island on our first trip north with the Grand Banks. Tom's
wife was very taken with the boat. He was a long time amateur radio
operator (HAM, W1TEF), and could copy morse code in his head at
amazing speeds.

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On Fri, 13 Mar 2020 10:16:55 -0400, "Mr. Luddite"
wrote:

Tom was a great guy. I met him a couple of times when he visited us
several years ago, at our house and at the
guitar shop.

RIP

===

Yes, great guy for sure. We met up with him and his wife for dinner
in Rhode Island on our first trip north with the Grand Banks. Tom's
wife was very taken with the boat. He was a long time amateur radio
operator (HAM, W1TEF), and could copy morse code in his head at
amazing speeds.
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Yes he was very quick on the key! Amazing how many distance contests he won using such low wattages

On Friday, March 13, 2020 at 9:53:22 AM UTC-4, Tim wrote:
Just got notice this morning that Tom Slipped peacefully from this life at 5:53am. No more Kypus, no more Lung cancer. Farewell buddy. Be at peace

Sad to hear. He didn't live far from me, and we met and talked a couple of times, but we just lost track after that. Good guy.