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Wakko
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Post by Wakko »

I never knew he was a Mason.
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Sweep
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Post by Sweep »

When we did the masonic charity shoot he would come sad times……
chạy trốn hoặc giết tất cả và đốt hooches của họ.
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flcracker
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Post by flcracker »

Has anyone begun planning a memorial shoot?
....and some rin up hill and down dale, knapping the chucky stanes to pieces wi' hammers, like sae mony road-makers run daft - they say it is to see how the warld was made!
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Legio
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Post by Legio »

Wakko wrote: ↑Mon Jun 27, 2022 4:24 am I never knew he was a Mason.
Neither did I. At the same time, I am not surprised. He was a man good enough to be one.
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Munky
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Post by Munky »

Thanks to everyone for the kind words and sorry for the delay in updates/info. As you can imagine its been a tough/rough month taking care of everything and keeping Mark's shop running smoothly. For context, my name is Rick (formally rick55_55 on here) and a close friend of Mark's for years. Me and his son Ethan are keeping the shop up and running in his honor and we know that's what he would have wanted us to do. The plan is to have a memorial shoot down the road but we have no details as of now. We have a couple post samples to finish up that he was working on and with the amount of friends that Mark has made over the years its going to be a large event to plan and that will take some time. One of Marks wishes was to have his ashes loaded into shotgun shells and have a big send off. Mark was an amazing person that made friends everywhere he went and will never be forgotten. He lived the way he wanted and didn't hold back. I've been keeping the shop going full time and may not get a chance to check back in often but I will try to keep everyone updated.

Rick
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tector
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Post by tector »

Thanks, Rick.
“Democracy is a pathetic belief in the collective wisdom of individual ignorance.”
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TACC
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Post by TACC »

Thanks for the update

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bryan2010x
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Post by bryan2010x »

What sad and terrible news, he was a great great guy. Honest, knowledgeable, and just a great guy. Super saddened with the news,
RIP
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nickthefish
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Post by nickthefish »

So sorry to hear that. always was a pleasure to deal with him here. prayers to the family and friends.
Respectfully,
NickTheFish
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stpetejoe57
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Post by stpetejoe57 »

RIP Brother !!
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