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GENERAL TOPICS => Tall Tales => Topic started by: Silver Creek Slim on March 01, 2006, 11:35:32 AM
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This thread is being setup so y'all can post memories of our dear friend AnnieLee AKA Nancy Depoy.
I will be posting my memories after I have had time to collect my thoughts.
Below you will find her obituary printed on 3/7/2006 in the Free Lance-Star in Fredericksburg, VA.
Slim
Nancy H. Depoy
Nancy Herder Depoy, 47, also known as Annie Lee Independent, died Monday, Feb. 27, 2006, in Fredericksburg.
She was born Sept. 12, 1958, in St. Paul, Minn., and grew up in West Palm Beach, Fla.
She served her country in the U.S. Air Force and was a graduate of the University of Maryland School of Engineering. She was currently employed by the FAA in Washington, D.C.
Nancy is survived by her son, Charles, and his father, Steven Depoy, of Waldorf, Md.; her mother, Patricia Herder of West Palm Beach; her sisters, Barbara Gohr and her husband, Jeffrey, of Libertyville, Ill., Mary McFarland and her husband, Malcolm, of Folsom, Calif., and Joyce Moody of West Palm Beach; her brother, Thomas J. and his wife, Rhoda Vanderhart, of Mobile, Ala.; and nieces, a nephew, many aunts, uncles and cousins.
She was preceded in death by her father, Thomas H. Herder.
Entombment will take place in Arlington National Cemetery Wednesday, March 22, at 2 p.m. A Mass in Nancy's memory will be said Saturday, March 11, at 10 a.m. at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Pomfret, Md.
Online condolences may be sent to foundandsons.com.
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Below is a list of on-line and off-line memories of AnnieLee:
TFS bartender - Juggs
TFS Land Shark
CAS City Newbrassky thread Frumpy Fairy Godmother (FFg)
CAS City substitute greeter
CAS City co-moderator of RATS forum
Wielder of "Elle Kabong" and "Le Ping"
Arcey's ST
Maker of jam and jellies
Maker of my son's afghan
Warthog Gunfighter
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Thanks, Slim.
It probably has mostly all been said already, friend.
But Annie was THE BEST. She was a real force in CAS and everything she did.
I feel kinda sad & sick right now, so I'll just shut up.
MG
PS Nancy, I'll miss ya.
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There is so much I want to say about Annie Lee, but I don't know where to begin.
Everytime I try to write something, my computer screen gets all blurry and my keyboard gets wet.
She was a really good person, whom I had the honor and privledge to know her and her son Charlie (Will). I am going to miss her terribly. I could always talk to her about anything, and she would listen and not judge. She always gave me great advice and/or suggestion that I could use.
Nancy and I meet at Pungo at one of the shoots. She was always laughing and joking with everyone. She always had a smile on her face, and a kind word for everyone.
I'm sorry, I can't write anymore right now. I will post more later when my screen is clearer.
Beth
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The first time I met Annie f2f was at Roundup a coupla years back.
There was a Wild Bunch side match. Annie was the first lady I'd met in cyberspace that shot a 1911 besides me. So, we're gonna do WB together. At that time, she used a sxs shotgun and didn't know manual of arms for a pump.
We plunked the guns down on the loading table and she says "Show me the drill and don't forget I'm left handed."
Well, she marched out and shot the stage, did fine with the shotgun.
Jaws dropped when she pulled the 1911 and commenced to shooting it.
She did it one-handed. ;D :o ;D
Didn't even realize she was doing something special.
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Elle KaBong..... :( :( :-*
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And Le Ping :'(
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Ahhh...the memories I could share ... you could all learn what lurked behind things like "olive up the nose" threads. Truthfully, I can't remember her ever sticking anything naughty up her nose - she had the cutest nose. I told her that when I was up here in January.
We did always assume that she was left by the garbageman - how sad is that? My mom wasn't supposed to have any more kids after me (the 4th) and she had a tubaligation. Then the miracle baby happened and neither one of them were supposed to make it so my mom embroidered our names on all our white undershirts and underwear so that someone would have an easier time with the laundry. Nancy and Mom both made it just fine and Nancy was the healthiest of all of us until last December. She's the only one who was never in the hospital except for when Will was born. We grew up sharing a bedroom and we were so opposite. She was always so innocent, gullible, and honest and me and my brother took so much advantage in our teasing. I was soooooo happy when she let me in to her life when she was sick and we spent the last couple of months growing closer and closer. She taught me HUGE lessons about not being judgemental and putting things into perspective and valuing friendships.
I hope I handle things honorably by her and I don't think it will suck too much for Charlie to spend part of his summer vacation down in Florida with his Grandma and his Aunt Joyce - who has a big loveable dog and 4 disfunctional cats (are there any other kinds?) Charlie will get lots of love, and this big ol' piece of heaven property. We'll all do our best by him. It's sure been awesome to get to know so many of her cowboys.
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Like many good friendships, Annie and I met in conflict.
We banged heads often, as stubborn, outspoken and passionate people tend to do..
After we agreed that neither of us had a harder head ;).. we grew to respect and care about each other.
We didn't speak often, but as she posted less and less, I called her more and more. The last time we talked she seemed upbeat but tired. I had to hurry off the phone to get into work.. now I wish I'd spent a few more minutes with her.
Annie (I know Nancy, but that's just not how I think of her) was not perfect, but her heart and her spirit overwhelmed her imperfections.
My world is darker for her passing..
Adios,
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She was opinionated, stubborn, independant and bull-headed. One glance in the mirror and I met someone just like her.
She was kind, loving, giving and loyal to her friends and complete strangers.
If one insisted on giving her crap, she had big shovel and could dish it back. I'd never known her to be the first sling the crap.
Specific memories.
The FFG.
El Kabong. (http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a153/stoneypete/emoticons/fryingpan.gif)
"THWACK!"
"CHOMP!"
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Having been fortunate enough to have shot with Annie over the last several years I was able to enjoy her company f2f on many occassions. We tried to get on the same Posse and there were a group of us that were devoted to having fun regardless of how we shot. In fact on several occassions we were so busy trying to humorously upstage one another that we would forget the target sequence, of course if one of us was next in line we normally were laughing so hard we would either miss a lot of targets or mess up the stage sequence ourselves. The last time we shot together I commented on how nobody ever took my picture when I was shooting, so I didn't have an action shot to use for my Avatar. Annie stepped right up got me to show her how my camera worked and took several shots of me that day. Right now I am searching through my CAS files trying to find shots of Annie that I have, If any of the rest of you have digital pictures of her or ones that you can scan into a computer you can email them to me teadams4@cox.net I am trying to put together a CD or multiple CD's of pictures to send to Will(Charlie) so he will have them as memories of his Mom. She was definitely a special Lady and her passing will leave a void that willbe hard to fill. Gotta go ther's dust getting in my eyes and I can't see the screen and the keyboard is getting damp. :'(
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I enjoyed her wit. She was able to bring a smile to my face and did so many, many times. Her posts were treasures.
I think the really fortunate people were the ones who knew her in person.
Her blackberry jam was good enough to die for.
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Her blackberry jam was good enough to die for.
Her blackberry jelly was awesome too! I think that I still have some preserves or something in the fridge.
She loved her hats and her pretty corsets. I don't think that I have ever met anyone with as much self-confidence as Annie Lee had.
Some of you may understand this and some may not but she made a great Nun.
Miss you Annie Lee!
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Never had the privilage of meeting Her face to face, but had some frank and honest postings and e-mails.
She would always stepin for the underdog. She was kind to the less-lovable.
She brought balance to the forum, made people think---I'll miss her wit, humor, and Ele Kbong, (Le Ping).
Yes, She knew Da Sheep is my Rascal Scooter/electric wheelchair. We had a lot of laughs bout Da Sheep v Le Ping, and of course Da Chicken.
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There just arn't words to express My since of loss.
:'(
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Annie became one of my best friends faster than any other except my wife. She seemed to be so “in tune” with my thoughts and moods, even from 2,500 miles away, that I could talk to her and come away feeling better for it.
I can’t begin to express how much loss I feel at her passing, but I want to tell you about a couple of occasions that we shared.
Before I ever corresponded with her about anything serious she posted about putting up blackberry jams. I mentioned that I love blackberry jam and she sent me half-dozen jars within a few days. Of course the post office lost them for three months, but we only lost one jar to spoilage.
On another occasion she and I had a disagreement about some trivial thing…I honestly don’t remember what it was…and I didn’t hear from her for several days. I e-mailed and asked if we were okay, did I really tick her off. She sent me back a message that if I had I wouldn’t have to ask. It would be very apparent that she was angry.
I joined in on a thread and, again I don’t recall what led up to it, I sent her the message, “Blush for me, Annie.” She came back raising hell because “You actually made me blush. How did you do that?”
When she adopted the little skillet and was searching for a name, I was delighted and proud when I suggested Le Ping and she took it without hesitation.
Somewhere along the line she thought I reminded her of Fonzie. Again, I have no recollection of the reason, only that for months I was referred to on the wire as Forty Fonzai. Go figure.
In the few days since her passing my world has become smaller, colder, and much less comfortable. I don’t expect that to change anytime soon.
She had told me of a planned business trip out here to California this Spring and I was so much looking forward to meeting her in person. It looks like that meeting has been postponed for a spell.
Will, I would be happy to have you contact me anytime you fell the need, and if you are ever on the left coast, please let me know. If I can’t meet Annie, perhaps I can meet you.
Be well, and have a great future. I hope you do well in whatever field you choose for yourself.
I’d like to ask one favor: please give your Aunt Joyce a hug and my thanks for being there when Annie and you needed her.
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I had no chance to meet her; my regrettable loss. I enjoyed reading everything she posted. Carefree, confident, open, she had so much joie de vivre and bonhomie that it just flowed out and covered you all warm and comfortable, even through the glowing screen.
The world is duller and flatter now. We will go on, sadder, yes, but inspired and warmed by having known her.
Make Your face to shine upon her, Lord...
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Annie was one of a kind.
I had the honor on meeting Annie after several posts back and forth here and on other CAS sites. We finally met at a Black Creek shoot after Pungo had shut down. The first thing she did when she saw me was reach out for a hug. Thats the kind of person she was. Everyone was family to her.
We had fun at teasing each other about that days shooting efforts. Usually I took the brunt of it. Annie was an accomplished shooter, even if she said she wasn't. But she always made sure that I understood that she was just kiddin around so as to not hurt my feelings.
She came down for the first ever two day match at Black Creek in August. It was blazing hot both days. I can only imagine how hot she was under the corset and such. But not once did she complain or say she wanted to go. True cowboy...er... cowgirl all the way.
I will always remember Annie at the line blastin away gunfighter, with El Kabong in it own holster on her gunbelt.
Annie was so respected, that she was nominated and elected to be our clubs Treasurer. I was looking forward be seeing her each month.
As it has been said, she found out about her illness the week before Christmas. She did not want anyone to know but a select few. I found out three days after our December match. She came down to wish everyone a happy holiday. She was in a lot of pain and on pain meds so she didn't shoot. I passed by her car and found her sleeping. I too, didn't want to awaken her. But before I left the range that day, she hunted me down and gave me a jar of her famous jam. I still have it. Its the best I have ever had. But now I don't want to use it. I would rather save what I have left.
Three days later, it was reveal to a few of us the she had cancer and would not be able to serve as our Treasurer. I felt like I had been sucker punched as did everyone else in the room. Five days later was Christmas. All I could think of was "How is Annie doing?"
I could never make up to see her. I am grateful to Sam Hades and the others that could. She would do the same for all of us.
God Bless Annie. Shoot clean and fast and I will see you again.
DR
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She loved flannel, she ordered a flannel camisole, pantaloons and petticoat last year before Christmas, our shipping Dept shipped them the same day they came in and we joked on Tall Tales how I didn't get to fondle her un-mentionables before they were shipped.
I had a good thought about Annie yesterday, it was in the 70's here in Newbrasky and I got around to trimming and cleaning up my roses. They got neglected last year when I was sick and Annie wished she lived closer so she could pull the weeds for me.
I mentioned one time that I had about 2 dozen long-stemmed roses of all colors in vases around the house, she wanted to know my secret, I told her, she thought a minute and laughed saying it made sense if you understand chemistry.
So yesterday when I was sprinkling my odds and ends of gunpowder on my "Warthog Roses" it made me think of here and her love of growing flowers.
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For never having met MIz Lee, I am surprised how much her loss has affected me...I went back last nite and read thru about 1/3 of Kumbuya Part Duex, and was laffing out loud in my office. She had a quick and sharp wit...Me and Old Top loved to tap into that and her knowledge of music. Part Deux should be put in book form...it says a lot.
I only got 1 jar of her jam. I regret I couldn't get a jar of my Apple Butter to her before she got sick.
I will miss her from afar....Joyce and Wil/Charile, you had a gem, keep in touch....
a sad Curley.....
The pipes are playing Amazing Grace in the back ground......
RIP MIZ LEE....
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(http://sdough.smugmug.com/photos/10270295-S.jpg)
A final rose for Miz Lee, (she really liked this flower pix when I posted it for her on the thread...)
good nite Miz Lee.
cc
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Curly, You old softy............ :'( :'(
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Looks like a "Peace Rose." I have one, we'll see if I get some nice blooms from the special fertilizer.
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I met Annie Lee @ NCOWS convention 2005. She was one lady I will never forget. We had many a chat through private messages here. Funny thing is we thought very much alike on many subjects. She will truly be missed by many. I will keep her family and especially Will in my prayers.
God be with you Annie Lee.
Kayleen
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AnnieLee's sister gave me Charlie's email address to share with you all. Please feel free to contact him: spyder6009@aol.com
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Annie, I'm sorry I can't be at your memorial service tomorrow. Know that I'll be there in spirit and that I love and miss you.
Goodbye for now. Someday we'll meet face to face and I'll collect the hug you promised me.
Tom
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I remember the first time I saw Le Ping I almost fell down laughing :D
Annie was a friend to me I only wish I had set up the leather Showcase for her to see at MDS
RIP
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Happy Birthday AnnieLee! :'( :'(
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This was read at the funeral of a friend in July, a friend who loved dogs. Another forum I haunt had it posted, Annie would have loved it. :'(
Just this side of heaven is a place called Rainbow Bridge
When an animal dies that has been especially close to someone here, that pet goes to Rainbow Bridge. There are meadows and hills for all of our special friends so they can run and play together. There is plenty of food and water and sunshine, and our friends are warm and comfortable. All the animals who had been ill and old are restored to health and vigor; those who were hurt or maimed are made whole and strong again, just as we remember them in our dreams of days and times gone by.
The animals are happy and content, except for one small thing: they miss someone very special to them; who had to be left behind.
They all run and play together, but the day comes when one suddenly stops and looks into the distance. The bright eyes are intent; the eager body quivers. Suddenly he begins to break away from the group, flying over the green grass, his legs carrying him faster and faster. YOU have been spotted, and when you and your special friend finally meet, you cling together in joyous reunion, never to be parted again. The happy kisses rain upon your face; your hands again caress the beloved head, and you look once more into the trusting eyes of your pet, so long gone from your life but never absent from your heart.
THEN YOU CROSS RAINBOW BRIDGE TOGETHER...
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Yep, she would have liked it Del. Our Vets office sends out a sympathy card everytime one of their customers loses a pet. There is a printed card inside it with that poem on it.
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Annie knew I was a softy for dogs, 'specially big black ones with long tongues, whised I could show her pics of those two, she gave me heck for not seeming real excited when Lexie was born, explained to her she wouldn't be any fun for a year, she understood. :'(
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I visited with AnnieLee's son last Saturday. I brought him a quilt that was made for him by two of AnnieLee's friends, Toccoa Kate & Rocky 2 Pockets. Toccoa Kate was also the person that wrote the piece in the Chronicle about AnnieLee. The quilt was made with material that AnnieLee had. She wanted Charlie to have the quilt but she was too weak to do the work so she asked Toccoa Kate to make it for her. I finally connected with Charlie and delivered it to him.
Attached is a picture of the quilt.
Happy Birthday AnnieLee. I think of you every day.
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That's great, Sod Buster.
Slim
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How is Will doing?
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Yes, how IS he doing???????????????? 8) ::)
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How is Will doing?
He seems to be doing fine. He is a senior in high school and is keeping busy with school and his part-time job. I think his SASS membership has expired since he told me has not received any Chronicles since last April. :(
On a brighter note, his birthday is tomorrow, September 28. He will be 17. His email address is still valid and is spyder6009@aol.com
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Steel Horse Bailey scanned this for me.
Slim
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We had a rememberance and moment of silence at Mason-Dixon this past weekend for Annie by Wild Bill Blackerbee (sp?) There were laughs and tears.....
We miss you Annie..... :'(
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That's a trip, Wil's b/d is the day after mine. I thought whoever wrote the "memory" in the CC did an excellent job, and felt honored at the mention of "Kumbuya Part Deaux" (I started that thread after Manatee's original died on the Spot, and the Lady gave it sooo much life.....)
Good night Miz Lee............
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She was going to try smokeless powder on her roses this year. When I told her about it she tought about it and realized it made sense and just laughed. :'(
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I'll be thinking about you all day tomorrow, AnnieLee. Good night! :'(
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A year! It hardly seems possible.
I sure miss you, Annie.
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YEP.............YOU ARE SURE MISSED
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She made a match fun, and interesting! :'( Dang dust!
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A toast to an AMAZING lady who did it all, without fear and with a smile!
Love Ya, Annie!
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I think I have a little bit of jam left, will dig it out today. :'(
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Yanno.......
It still holds. Chyle left. The boy was self-destructive. Kindah knew it was comin'. But it almost killed me.
Annie. It's a year now. I know she's moved on. But I still can't believe it.
Miss 'em both.........................
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I sure miss her. :'(
The following is part of an email I sent to some family and friends on 3/1/2006.
At 1:20 PM on Monday, a dear friend lost her fight with cancer. She was known in the Cowboy Action Shooting (CAS) community as Annie Lee. Her given name was Nancy Depoy. She was 47 years old. The following is an email I received from her on 12/19/2005. “(I have) Metastatic pancreatic carcinoma that has spread to the liver, lungs, adrenal glands and lymph nodes. My appointment with the oncologist is on Jan 6th. Since it has metastised, it's inoperable. They are starting me on pain management. Dunno what else to say.”
I met her on a CAS board 3 years ago and conversed with her almost daily since. We talked on the phone many times about CAS and other things. We met her and her son, Charlie, face to face in February 2005 at the NCOWS Convention in Iowa. She sent jam and jelly that she made to us the last two Christmases. A couple months after Micah was born, we received a package from her. A blue afghan that she knitted and little soaps for the girls were in it. Carolee (my better-half) put the soaps in the girl’s dresser drawers to make them smell pretty.
I talked to her on the phone last week. I mostly talked, she listened. We talked for about a half hour. She sounded very tired. She asked me if she could go so she could lie down. That was the last time I spoke with her.
She was admitted to Mary Washington Hospital in Fredericksburg, VA on Thursday. On Friday night, I was informed that she had developed pneumonia. On Sunday night, I was told they didn’t think she was going to last very long. I decided that I would drive out on Monday to hopefully get there before she died. I didn’t know if she knew Jesus as her Saviour, so I wanted to share the plan of salvation with her. I talked to her sister on Monday morning before I left. She said that she was on oxygen and not taking in much, but her heart was beating faster to compensate for it. I left the house about 8:45 AM and drove to the gas station about 7 miles away. On the way to the gas station, an idea popped into my head that it might be good to have someone ride shotgun with me to help keep me awake. The first name that came to me was Jeff Bailey (Steel Horse Bailey), a CAS friend in Indy. He is on disability from the Army (Gulf War Syndrome), so he is not currently working. So, at the gas station, I called him to see if he wanted to do that and he said yes. So, off to Indy I went via Illinois. In the middle of Illinois, around 1 – 1:30 PM, I had the feeling I needed to place Annie Lee in the hands of Jesus and let go of her. After 9 hours on the road; in which I did a lot of praying, thinking, and listening to Christian radio; I arrived on the Bailey household. I called Carolee and she informed me that Annie Lee died around 1:30 PM. I was not sure what to do as I didn’t know what the funeral plans were going to be, so I sat down and chatted with Jeff. My friend, Delmonico, called a little while later and said that she was being cremated and the funeral service was going to be at Arlington National Cemetery in about 2 weeks. So, I decided to stay the night and head back home in the morning. We talked until after 1 AM. At 10 AM, I was on the road back home. I did a lot of praying, thinking, and listening to Christian radio; again. I got home at 6:45 PM.
Slim
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Dust.
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Hello the fire,
I lost a friend that I never met a year ago, and as many on this wire have said the sport is diminished by her passing. I still wish that she was here to give me he!! when I needed it. Rest in Peace Annie.
Old Top
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On the first page of this thread, I added some "memories" of AnnieLee. If you have more you want added, post them below or send me a PM.
Slim
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Anne is the best friend I never met. We were to hook up at a local shoot. She and Lou Graham were gonna infect my wife with the CAS virus. Life got in the way and that meet never happend. There's always next summer.
There was no next summer. :'(
There's a hole in my heart the size of Annie Lee.
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Anne is the best friend I never met. We were to hook up at a local shoot. She and Lou Graham were gonna infect my wife with the CAS virus. Life got in the way and that meet never happend. There's always next summer.
There was no next summer. :'(
There's a hole in my heart the size of Annie Lee.
So your wife never got infected with the CAS virus? We need to fix that. Please have Lou, Driftwood Johnson, and Wild Bill work on her! ;D
I emailed with Joyce today (Nancy's sister). I encouraged her to stop by here to say HI! since AnnieLee's account still exists. I hope she does. I almost met up with her and her mom on Sunday since I was stuck in Ft. Lauderdale, FL (thanks to the weather here & jetBLUE).
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As many of you might have noticed, I have'nt been visiting CAS City for quite some time now. Something told me to come here tonight and take a look and something (or someone) lured me to this thread. Has it really been a year? I've got goosebumps and sadness all at the same time. Thanks for saying hello Annie Lee. We all still miss you very much.
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I was not fortunate enough to have met her,but thru our chats she was a Friend.....and I'm sad I never met her.
Rest well my Friend
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I've no lumps on my head and a hole in my heart :'( I still miss Miz Lee................Buck 8) :'(
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:'( I miss her too...sooooo much. So many times over the past year I've thought "I've gotta give Nancy a call about that one!" (and it's usually something ridiculous or extremely silly - her preferred correspondence). None of it has felt real to me since the day she died, which explains why it seems like 'yesterday' to some, but 'forever' to me.
I've sure been grateful to all the FOALI's (Friends Of Annie Lee Independent) out there. In fact, my heart has been lifted from a puddle of ooze by you all. You are truly an amazing bunch!
I did forget her password, and tried to log in as myself but last year - of confused mind - I transferred her user name to my email - probably so I could stay in touch and read the tributes. Anyway, I couldn't get a new name and I feel like such a fraud writing under hers. I wish I could do her honor by being as entertaining - but there's no one else in the world, I'd swear to that, like her. God bless all of ya - and Thanks! :'(
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It's great to see you here! Don't be a stranger. I always love to see the chipmunk (that's what I called her avatar).... it reminds me of the laughs that we shared.
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Thanks for stopping by Joyce. It means a lot.
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Please come back and see us more................Buck 8) ;)
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We all miss her terribly.
MG
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One day, we'll all meet.
We'll holler and hug and laugh.
Until that day, we'll just have to live with the ache.
God bless Annie Lee/Nancy and her family, which includes a good number of us here.
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Thanks fer stoppin' by, Cousin Joyce. You are always welcome.
Slim
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I avoided opening this thread till now, most know my year of 2005 was a rough one, Annie was there when I needed someone to talk to when I was stuck in the hospital several times, I miss her greatly and wish I could show her the pictures of Rowdy and Lexie, she would have loved them. :'( :'( :'(
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Hi, Joyce. Thanks for dropping in for a chat.
I haven't said much because I just don't have the words. (Isn't that a laugh? Forty Rod with nothing to say.)
It seems like just a few days ago she called because of something I posted and she wanted to discuss it in more depth. We talked for an hour.
I sure miss her.
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Thanks for stopping by Joyce.
Damn dust. :'(
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Annie Lee
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Well,
A couple of firsts....4Trod at a loss for words, and Old Top beating me to a thread. Well, I kind of advoided the thread yesterday, I had a loss of a vital family member recently (services were last week.) Miz Lee would have given me heck about the relationship. My wifes ex-husbands wife passed of a brain tumor. We had some fun times, and the last year she was just a shell. But, The Wee Five (You were on my mind....) sang at her service..Amazing Grace. Miz Lee would have enjoyed the whold concept of that and we could have gone on for pages about singers from just the mention of the we Five....
Anyways, Joyce, don't be a stranger, and Miz Lee, Kumbuya Part deauz has yet to be matched...
Good night MIz Lee.
curley
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Humblest of respects here. My mom went last July and I lost a daughter in '97. I imagine Miss Lee was a hell of a gal--all of em here seem to be. If I'm tripping over myself here, I appologize, just didn't want to drop by without paying my repects.
Leo
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I appreciate it, Leo.
Slim
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She meant a lot to many of us here. :'(
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(http://sdough.smugmug.com/photos/204410942_Tj5rP-M.jpg)
A Rose for Miz Lee,
We still miss that lady....
Curley
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Yup. There aren't many finer. :( :'(
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Very hard to believe it has been two years, seems like only yesterday I was shooting with her. :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'(
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Dang it! You jumped the gun by two days. Now I've got to be sad for two more days. :'(
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S.B. I miss her every time I come to this board and realize she won't be here anymore. :'(
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God only made one AnnieLee. :'(
Slim
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Only one Annie Lee,
Darn Dust. :'(
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I dunno, just a thought...
I wasn't here durin her time, but from what I've read she sounds due the highest level of honor. Mebbe tomorrow we could attempt some sort of 21 gun salute. Hard to organize on this sort of forum, but mebbe anyone who can squeeze off three at some point durin the day it'd be close enough. I'd have enough time at lunch to run up to the indoor and shoot a few.
Leo
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God only made one AnnieLee. :'(
Slim
Ain't that a mouthful.....Sure miss her here and at the Range both.
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Ain’t gonna be sad today. Gonna reflect on the good times.
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:'( :-[ :-\ 8)
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Ain’t gonna be sad today. Gonna reflect on the good times.
To the good times!
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Hehehehehehehehe.
Think that was the day she kilt a target. She had a grin a mile wide.
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I still love you, Annie, and miss you every day.
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Hehehehehehehehe.
Think that was the day she kilt a target. She had a grin a mile wide.
That was punny. ;D ;D ;D
Slim
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:'( :'( :'( :'( :'(
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Good Pic's Tom's
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Thanks for the pictures and the memories guys. Dust in my eyes.
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Here's some Bozos on the bus. ;)
Slim
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On December 17, 2004, she suddenly noticed that I had taken to refering to her as: MIZ LEE!
Just a bit of trivia for the lovers of a fine lady that I sadly never got to meet...
Curley
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Until a week or so ago, I hadn't been on this board in years, and I noticed this thread and read it through.
It brings back a lot of fond memories, as I used to shoot with AnnieLee back in Pungo. Many here will know of what I speak. AnnieLee always greeted me with a hug, since we first became friends, and she was the first person in my life to do anything like that, short of my wife. My wife (Beth of Lincoln County) and I always looked forward to seeing her each month, and whenever we could talk her into it, she would come to our place for dinner or we would all go somewhere for dinner after the shoot. We even managed to get up to her place for a weekend one time, the summer before she got sick.
My mother died the November before AnnieLee found out she was sick, the first weekend of November. AnnieLee called after the match in Pungo (held the first weekend each month) to see what was up, as we had missed the match. We were at the funeral home, working out "the details". AnnieLee insisted to come right over, no matter what, and she stayed with us 'till well into the night, even though she had a long drive home yet, after a long day. She had met my parents on a couple of occaisions before.
I remember at Roundup, with four or five of us sitting around a table at the hotel out by the pool after the banquet, BSing and having a good time for half the night. She was just so much fun to be around.
I haven't shot much CAS since then, as my parents were our babysitters for us to shoot. Now I work most of the time and don't get to shoot hardly at all.
The world is a lesser place without her, but her new home is a brighter place for her being there.
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:'(
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Thanks for the tribute. The memories and the tears are still there, close to the surface.
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We miss having you shoot with us LCR, you are right that Annie was a remarkable Lady and we realize that she is preparing one heck of a match for us when we see her again. Hope to see you at some of the matches in the future. I will be stopping by the shop next time I get out to Wakefield.
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Recently, I went back and looked at a number of pages from "Kumbuya part Deaux". Lotta laffin and good feelings...
I have only given one other lady the title that I bestowed on "Miz. Lee". there are not many that deserve it. And Miz. Lee will always be the FIRST.....
Curley
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Happy Birthday Miz Annie Lee...We miss You :'( :'(
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I had forgot her birthday was the same as my daughter's. Happy Birthday. I miss ya my friend. :'(
Slim
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Got busy and missed the date, Happy Birthday Annie, you are sorely missed!
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Got an email from AnnieLee's sister just before 2am today. AnnieLee's mom passed away yesterday after being diagnosed wth lung cancer in June. :'( She was 80. Now they are together in heaven. :)
AnnieLee's son Charlie is attending Mount St. Mary's college. He wants to be an art teacher. He still wants to shoot again so hopefully we will be see him sometime soon at a SASS shoot.
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Damn, I wasn't expectin that news when I looked back here...prayers up for the family. I should remember the birthday, it was same as my gramma...
what a day.
curley
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I actually saw Mz. Annie's son in October at the Mason Dixon Stampede. :)
He has grown way up and is a very nice looking young man.
He came to the match on Saturday and then again on Sunday just to see some of the pards that he and his mom used to shoot with. He is willing and ready to get back into shooting, but as being in college, he can't have his guns there. He promised that when the shooting season starts back up we would be seeing more of him, especially at the Thurmont Maryland shoots.
He gave me his email address, but at present, I can't seem to find it.
I had been meaning to post this info, but just hadn't got around to it until today. Sorry for the delay.
McMate
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:'(
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Fair winds to a fellow veteran,
the sign of a truly great person, is that they'll be missed.
Day is done,
gone the sun,
from the lakes from the hills from the sky,
all is well, safely, rest, God is near.
Fading light,
Dims the sight,
And a star gems the sky Gleaming bright,
From afar,
Drawing,
near,
Falls the night.
Thanks and praise,
For our days,
Neath the sun Neath the stars Neath the sky,
As we go,
This,
we,
know,
God is near.
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Evening All,
I cannot beleive that it has been almost three years since we lost Annie. She was definatly one of the stellar member of this agust group, called me to task several times with PM's, where we did not always agree she always had some good points to ponder. Her humor and wit were always on target and if she thought that you were having a bad day there was always a note to ask if all was OK. I miss her every time I log on to this forum. Goodby Miss Annie, may we meet again a Fiddlers Green where I will meet you in person and enjoy a livelly discussion.
Old Top
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I still miss her almost every day. She was someone really special.
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:'( :'( :'( :-[
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:'( :'( :'(
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Yep. In the short time that I knew her, she became a special friend.
She was indeed concerned if a person was having a bad day and would do whatever she could to improve it.
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As Top said I can not believe the time that has passed. Recently I returned to the Kumbuya Part Deaux. That was a thread that still is hard to follow....and Miz. Lee was a major contributor.
We still miss you Miz. Lee, Top said it well, I concur.
Sadly
Curley
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R.I.P.
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Back to the front for a sweet woman and a good friend.
Still miss you Annie Lee!
:(
DR
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Annie darlin I know yer keepin tha Posse RO's straight up there behind them pearly gates, but we still mis ya down here! :'(
Irish
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I opened this, but since I'm at work I shouldn't have. I miss her so much, Rita used to joke about me talking to my girlfriend. all the time. She was a special person.
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She used to talk about you too Del at some of the shoots I would see her at. She seemed to really enjoy your conversations.
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She used to talk about you too Del at some of the shoots I would see her at. She seemed to really enjoy your conversations.
First time she called me was at work, she needed help with her dutch oven. I was real busy with customers but told her to call me after work on my cell and I'd make time to help her. Was in the kitchen cooking and Rita came home and asked who I was talking to, told her "my girlfriend." Annie like te fact she had no need to worry about Rita being jelous of me talking to another women.
It never worked out, but she wanted to meet Rita sometime.
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I still miss her all the time. :'( :'(
We had many late night email chats.
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I know she was very special person to Del. He had some jars of jelly that she had made and we sampled them at the Muster awards dinner the last night we were there.
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I can still remember the last conversation I had with her. :'(
Why can't I see the screen any more?
Slim
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TLD,
After AnnieLee passed, her sister gave me boxes of that jelly - as well as some soap she made. I distributed it as best I could. There were also some un-sent Christmas gift boxes of the same items which I tried to send out. In Del's box was also some mustache wax!
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I know she was very special person to Del. He had some jars of jelly that she had made and we sampled them at the Muster awards dinner the last night we were there.
Thank Sodbuster for sending it to me. It got shared with most of her friends out here in Newbrassky. El Ka Bong is in my work room.
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Why can't I see the screen any more?
Dang dust! :'(
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The mustach wax is in my desk drawer. Was over the joke where she photo-shoped me, does anyone still have that picture?
TLD remind me before we meet next time, I still have a couple bars of that soap and would like you to have one.
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Dang dust! :'(
Must be dust.
Slim
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The mustach wax is in my desk drawer. Was over the joke where she photo-shoped me, does anyone still have that picture?
Which one is that?
Slim
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Which one is that?
Slim
The Snidley Whiplash one. ;D
And thanks for this one Pard.
(http://i72.photobucket.com/albums/i200/Delmonico_1885/Friends/bozosonthebus-NCOWS2005.jpg)
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The Snidley Whiplash one. ;D
I think I have it at home....I am still at work now. :(
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I think I have it at home....I am still at work now. :(
Send it to me sometime, if you would, it's most likely also in that old coffee thread, but it would take days to find it. ::)
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The Snidley Whiplash one. ;D
This one?
(http://i88.photobucket.com/albums/k186/SilverCreekSlim/CAS/SnidelyDel-b.jpg)
And thanks for this one Pard.
(http://i72.photobucket.com/albums/i200/Delmonico_1885/Friends/bozosonthebus-NCOWS2005.jpg)
You are very welcome.
Slim
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That is it, thanks.
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That is it, thanks.
My pleasure. ;)
Slim
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Good Picture ;)
first post I made was in the Cosie thread, Capt Hamp Cox was talikin bout Menudo, the next post was Annie Lee welcomin me to Cas City, got to enjoy visitin with her in several threads after that.
Re: Menudo (PC) Allegedly a remedy for hangovers.
« Reply #3 on: August 04, 2005, 01:11:31 PM »
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Hey now, I don't throw rocks!
I may not eat the stuff, and if it's really bad I may make gagging sounds off line, but I won't disrespect your recipes!
I think I tried Menudo once. Wasn't bad, but not something I'd readily make.
And welcome, Ozark Tracker! (whispers: Don't mind Capt. Hamp, he likes to be mean to me. )
AnnieLee
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Bottom of the page
lazybobranch.homestead.com/angels1.html (http://lazybobranch.homestead.com/angels1.html)
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Thanks, UB :'(
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First time she called me was at work, she needed help with her dutch oven. I was real busy with customers but told her to call me after work on my cell and I'd make time to help her. Was in the kitchen cooking and Rita came home and asked who I was talking to, told her "my girlfriend." Annie like te fact she had no need to worry about Rita being jelous of me talking to another women.
It never worked out, but she wanted to meet Rita sometime.
:'( :'( :'( I got one of the packages that Sod Buster was talking about as well as a dutch oven. I wonder if it's the one you're talking about. I think of her every time I use it.
The mustach wax is in my desk drawer. Was over the joke where she photo-shoped me, does anyone still have that picture?
TLD remind me before we meet next time, I still have a couple bars of that soap and would like you to have one.
Slim gave you the avatar. Here are the full size versions: ;D
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v289/niemoller/title-snidely.gif)
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v289/niemoller/Del2aa.jpg)
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Trinity, it is a 12 inch deep Lodge, she bought that size because that's what I recomended.
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That's what I got. I've taken it camping with me and think of her every time. Now, all I need to do is learn how to use it instead of handing it off to someone else. ;D
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well send a picture of your gas logs and measurments and we'll build you a rack to fit over em, then you can cook to your hearts content.
problem solved ::)
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Today's Miss AnnieLee's birthday!
Happy birthday, dawlin'... :'(
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Still missed
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Happy Birthday Annie!
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Happy Birthday, FFG.
Slim
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Still missed
Yup.
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She was a speciel Lady!
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:'(
There was only one. :'(
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Yes, there was only one of Annie Lee, and I too think of her often. :(
It is with great pleasure to give an update on her son Will. :) Will attending the great Mason/Dixon Stampede last weekend he graced us with his presence.
Will has gotten so big and appears to have become his own young man. He is now working in the real world of construction, something about design or art design, (just can't remember). He has bought his first house, and is concerned about being so young in doing this. He actually bought one of the houses that he and his mom, dad lived in.
He is not yet 21, so unable to obtain his guns that a cowboy shooter is keeping for him. He states that when he turns of age he will be getting back into the cowboy shooting sport.
I hope this news bring a slight smile to all faces in remember of Annie Lee as her son is turning into a wonderful young man.
Until next time.......
McMate
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Thanks for the update, McMate. She still be missed. :'(
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Thanks. I needed that today.
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There is nothing like watching the living legacy of a dear departed one to make you smile and give you hope. Sounds like she raised him just fine.
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It sounds like Will is off to a great start. It couldn't happen to a more deserving young man.
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Glad to hear Will is foing well, I am looking forward to shooting with him again some day.
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That's great news of Will.
Slim
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thanks McMate
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Thanks for the update McMate.
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That's good to hear! Thanks for sharing.
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Sorry to not have met her aquaintance earlier but she lives in all of us "girls shooters" and we keep her spirit aiming straight ;) ;D
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Sorry to not have met her aquaintance earlier but she lives in all of us "girls shooters" and we keep her spirit aiming straight ;) ;D
It's too bad. You'll never know what you missed. Annie was truly one of a kind and we'll never see her like again. There will be (and are) other great people, but there won't ever be another Annie.
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Each of us are "one of a kind characters" :'( I'm just sorry i didn't get to meet her :(
Letty
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Annie Lee Independent, 4 years gone, We miss You... :'( :'(
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It sure doesn't seem like it has been 4 years, Thanks Major.
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It sure doesn't seem like it has been 4 years, Thanks Major.
Your right, it don't
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It sure doesn't seem like it has been 4 years, Thanks Major.
That's fer sure.
Slim
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I remember those good jams and jellys that she made.
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Four years? Hardly seems possible.
I sure miss ragging on me. Lots of others give me a hard time, but hers was different...somehow more fun.
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Forty, I know what your mean, still miss that Lady.
Top
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:(
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Shooting with her was always fun, especially when an RO made the mistake of trying to tell her how to shoot! At least we have the good memories.
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I have met a several really great pards in the CAS world, but she was the most welcoming to me.
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I still miss her and regret that we never met in person.
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Can't believe it is 5 years already. I still miss her. :'(
Slim
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I never had the honor of meeting Her except through reading years of posts over the last year and a half. I can honestly say that I do miss Her. RIP Annie Lee. WM
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I've never heard of anyone spoken of more highly in these halls. I like to think she was there to greet our recently departed.
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She was a great lady and a great cook as well.
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Howdy......
I will never forget her.
We exchanged a lot of emails. She gave me her phone # and we had
quite a few talks about...LIFE STUFF.........
I will never forget her.
Vern / Foothills Drifter...
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RIP Miz Lee
and please take good care of our good friend LayLow Curly
curley
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Five years now :'( At least I was able to get to her memorial :-[
Susie sent Will a Christmas card this year, but it was returned :o
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She was a fine lady and I miss her. She's up there with quite a few good pards, must be on heck of a Posse!
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Happy Birthday, M'Dear!
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What my little bro said. Happy birthday darlin'. Rest in peace.
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Oh, my, I missed this yesterday :o Happy belated, Miz Annie, we sure miss you :'(
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I did too :'( A Happy Belated from me too
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Hard to think that it has been six years. Still miss her.
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What Top said
curley
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Dang, 6 years,sure do miss Her.Used to have some good times in the Chat room
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You know she sitting around somewhere laughing at all of us
Your right 6 years can't believe it has been that long
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She’s spottin’ Chyle’s misses….
Now Cumberland Lou’s joined that posse. The laffs up there gotta be deafenin’. Sumthin' tells me they ain't restin' a'tall. They're too busy havin' fun.
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She’s spottin’ Chyle’s misses….
Now Cumberland Lou’s joined that posse. The laffs up there gotta be deafenin’. Sumthin' tells me they ain't restin' a'tall. They're too busy havin' fun.
Got their own posse up there...With Tensleeps yellin out Posse Up!
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:'( WM
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Wow, Years have gone by fast! Long time since I enjoyed some southern hospitality :-\
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Six years. It doesn't seem that long. I still miss her, probably always will.
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AnnieLee please know you are missed by all down here:'(
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Six years. It doesn't seem that long. I still miss her, probably always will.
Yes, sir. :(
Slim
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RIP
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Again for a dear lady :'(
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My respects, my dear.
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+1
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If the 4 of us could have got together for more than a few hours indoors on a winter day.
(http://i72.photobucket.com/albums/i200/Delmonico_1885/Friends/bozosonthebus-NCOWS2005.jpg)
For those who don't know, the fella on the left is Gopher Grease, now a Colonel in the CSA out to Carson City.
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Del, That's a great photo of everyone.
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If the 4 of us could have got together for more than a few hours indoors on a winter day.
(http://i72.photobucket.com/albums/i200/Delmonico_1885/Friends/bozosonthebus-NCOWS2005.jpg)
For those who don't know, the fella on the left is Gopher Grease, now a Colonel in the CSA out to Carson City.
That little girl is almost as tall as AnnieLee now.
Slim
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Still miss her :'( :'( :'(
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Del, That's a great photo of everyone.
That was Feb of 2005.
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I think that all that knew Miz Annie miss her a great deal. Vaya con Dios
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I still miss her, and there a few other good ones that have gone to join that same Posse. You might recognize the ornery looking fellow next to Annie. This was taken in 2003.
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Thanks gang for puttin' up a picture of Annie Lee. All the musings she wrote here on CAS I sure enjoyed, too bad I was too late to meet her :( RIP Miz Annie
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Miss Letty I was also too late in joining CAScity to meet Annie Lee but like you I felt I knew her by the time I realized she was no longer with us. RIP Miss Annie Lee. :'( WM
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I find myself strangely drawn to this thread, Like Mestiza Letty & Wildman, I discovered Cas City just a few months before
Miss Annie passed .... I never had the pleasure.... :(
I followed how her son was getting along , (last posted here he was under 21, had bought a house ) that when he reached 21 he'd get his arms and shoot CAS .
That was some years ago... I wonder how that turned out... did he become the future of our CAS Family ?
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Hard to belive that it has been eight years since we lost AnnieLee, still miss her wit and wisdom.
Old Top
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Time sure has passed quickly.
Slim
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Yes, it has.
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Been that long,gee :'( :-\
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Seems like it was just yesterday when we all used to meet in the Frontier spot chat room for good conversations and to catch up on what was going on with each other. Vaya con Dios Miss Annie Lee
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Some of us have been friends a long time.
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Yep that's for sure Del, and there have been other good friends that have passed since we lost Annie. Must be one heck of a Posse going on in heaven.
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WOW it's been that long
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I never met Annie in person. Like so many others, she became a dear friend and one of many that I miss almost daily.
Annie, BJD, Greeenriver, Longline Charlie, Suzee Silk Knickers are among those (and the list is nearly endless.) that I never met
Then there are those like Old Scout, Joy Belle, China Camp, Undertaker, Walt Lange, Laylow Curly (and the rest on another nearly endless list) that I did meet and get to know who are also gone.
One day I'll get added to the list, too, but I do and will walk among friends wherever I am.
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AMEND Forty amend
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And I forgot all my friends who just disappeared into the lost corners of the universe, like IDAHO.
Some of them don't stay in touch worth spit, either. (Heavy-handed HINT!)
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would he be referin to US?? Top
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Happy Birthday Nancy
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Happy Birthday Nancy
Can't believe it has been this long since she passed.
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Your right Roo, but you gotta admit she's shooting with one heck of a Posse in the great beyond!
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Your right Roo, but you gotta admit she's shooting with one heck of a Posse in the great beyond!
Yep lots of good ones Tom
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Think of all's happened since then. World ain't like it was.
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Amen to that Arcey!
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Not forgotten.
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Good to see you pard, where you been? We were afraid we have to add you to the list.
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It's been a while for sure. At least I got to make some new friends at her service ::)
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I'm sure this has been asked before, but does William still participate in CAS?
RCJ
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I find myself strangely drawn to this thread, Like Mestiza Letty & Wildman, I discovered Cas City just a few months before
Miss Annie passed .... I never had the pleasure.... :(
I followed how her son was getting along , (last posted here he was under 21, had bought a house ) that when he reached 21 he'd get his arms and shoot CAS .
That was some years ago... I wonder how that turned out... did he become the future of our CAS Family ?
10 years, and she is still fondly remembered... an exceptional lady She must have been... lesser are we that never had the pleasure :(
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I cook something in El Kabong once in a while.
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Well AnnieLee it does not seem like 10 years, only liike 6 months since I receive a caustic comment on some piece that I dared to put on the wire. Miss you every day, we will not see the likes of you soon.
Old Top
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Well AnnieLee it does not seem like 10 years, only liike 6 months since I receive a caustic comment on some piece that I dared to put on the wire. Miss you every day, we will not see the likes of you soon.
Old Top
Has it really been that long?
We shared a lot of laughs, a few secrets, some tears, and several years of love.
Save ma spot darlin'. Every day the time gets closer to when we meet again.
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Can't believe another year has rolled past on this lady
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Been a long time, we have lost too many friends over the years.R.I.P. Miz Annie.
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Too many friends, too soon.
One day I'll join them all again.
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I'm at the age (turning 75) where I know more people in Boot hill than what's still walking around.
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Been a long time, we have lost too many friends over the years.R.I.P. Miz Annie.
Too many friends, too soon.
Oner day I'll join them all again.
Yep
and
double yep
Heck ain't week go by i don't think about 10 Sleeps and the others
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Yep
and
double yep
Heck ain't week go by i don't think about 10 Sleeps and the others
There was days back then there were more post on the coffee thread daily than ya'll do in a month now. Not much repeated either.
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I'm at the age (turning 75) where I know more people in Boot hill than what's still walking around.
I can relate. I'm about four weeks shy of seventy-five myself (I know. Most of you thought I was more like twenty-five.) and most of the people I know are dead.
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Forty,
Where you talking dead, dead? Or just brain dead?
Old Top
PS. I miss Annie Lee too.
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I'm living proof you can miss someone you never met in person.
Still miss you Annie Lee.
Sometimes I review old posts.
In Portugal we have an unique word. You can look it up. It's Saudade.
Edit, Darn dust.
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I can relate. I'm about four weeks shy of seventy-five myself (I know. Most of you thought I was more like twenty-five.) and most of the people I know are dead.
Hey 40 Rod! You starting to look younger than me. Either that or you're using an old photo. ::)
I am just glad some old friends are still around.
Miss all those that are absent. Till we all meet again.
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I'm living proof you can miss someone you never met in person.
Still miss you Annie Lee.
Sometimes I review old posts.
In Portugal we have an unique word. You can look it up. It's Saudade.
Edit, Darn dust.
I did... that is a rather beautiful sentiment ... Saudade - "the love that remains"
I like that ...
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It's been 18 years, We still miss you Miz Annie Lee. :'( :'(
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You know, wow 19 years ... :(
I look at this thread and see so many that are not active in years....
and wonder :( what happen to them
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I sure miss her.
Slim
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I look at this thread and see so many that are not active in years....
and wonder :( what happen to them
18 years, hard to believe. I got an email about e new post in the forum then started wondering about Del. Has anyone heard from him or heard anything about him.?
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Howdy Miz Camille, Del is still around, Stop by the Cawfee chat and say hello, we'll be starting March's at midnight, but there will be a link to it.
https://www.cascity.com/forumhall/index.php?topic=68564.msg804104;topicseen#new
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18 years, hard to believe. I got an email about e new post in the forum then started wondering about Del. Has anyone heard from him or heard anything about him.?
I talked with him Monday, he's doing OK, in good spirit.
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I talked with him Monday, he's doing OK, in good spirit.
Tell him that I asked about him.
Howdy Miz Camille, Del is still around, Stop by the Cawfee chat and say hello, we'll be starting March's at midnight, but there will be a link to it.
https://www.cascity.com/forumhall/index.php?topic=68564.msg804104;topicseen#new
I'll do that!
Glad to see both of you still hanging out here.
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Tell him that I asked about him.
I will, probably tale to him tomorrow night.
Good to see you back posting :)