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RE: Clairtone in the house

Posted by Kingshead on July 16, 2017 at 07:57:36:
My lady and I have discussed the same thing.
When my bride of 32yrs passed all I wanted to do was get my two younger boys home to Fl with their older brother. When we made the move to California four yrs earlier we packed the biggest Penske truck to the gills, the return trip fit in my Jeep Cherokee. I didn't really care at the time, but it's so sad to realize that 32yrs of life building could be reduced to so little so quickly. It really puts into perspective the lack of importance of material possessions.
I'm glad I'm having a small part in keeping John's records spinning. I started a similar thread in the vinyl section and will be posting pictures of the records there as I give them a spin. After a good cleaning of course.
Martin