Jim, I (we) recognize the painful neccessity of your decision.
Thank you so much for your participation and contributions to
this group. I and I believe many others have learned much from
what you have shared with us here. No doubt you have given much
consideration to your decisions. Without crystal balls that actually
work, we often question the wisdom of such decisions in our own
lives. Hope and faith have to be our friends as we steer
uncertain tides of life.
Many of us will remember you, your patient efforts, and your
friendship in our small community. We will welcome every time
you are able to pop in and say hello.
You will be in my prayers,
Chuck Peck
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--- In yardbirdtrains@..., Jim Heckard <jimheck@...> wrote:
To all members,
Unless some medical doctors come up with a
cure for Levatore Ani Syndrome or I kick the bucket I won't be doing to
much with vintage trains. My collection will be shared with my two
children at such time I can no longer enjoyed looking at them. NOTHING
IS FOR SALE.. I might pop in on sight once one in a while but
researching items and building new pieces will be out of the question.
Nice knowing everyone. Keep up the good work.
Jim H
