Yup, this old cowboy would support that. I know I ain't been active in this here bunkhouse, but I do recognize the value that many of our pards and pardettes have made in our lives. Didn't have the pleasure of meeting Itty Bitty, but did hear some good things about her. Never met Annie Lee either, but did have many lively discussions with her, and knew her to be a lady of strong convictions, strong moral fibre, and possessing that unique qualitiy of common sense. Made a trip back into her neck of the woods a couple of years back, and was trying to make plans to meet up with her, but it just didn't work out. My loss. Big time.
Would really think that a forum to allow us to remember such great souls that have passed through our "game" would be of value to the memory of those Pard(ette)s and to those of us left behind.
Mebbe it's just that "gettin' long in the tooth" myself, but I'm increasingly recognizing the treasures that are ours by simply being able to meet and know such folks as these two great members of the CAS family. Being able to express those treasured feelings in such a public forum would serve to both share those wonderfull experiences and commemorate the value that they brought to our lives.
--Checotah, who truly misses Miss Annie Lee Independent