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Tupperware
Posted 2006-11-05 11:01 AM (#233002)
Subject: Loss of a friend


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Location: Phoenix AZ
Just wanted to pass along that Moody's dog Charlie had to be put to sleep yesterday. I know what some of you thinking. It's a dog. And there are close friends here on this board fighting nasty diseases, young soldiers losing their lives in war, etc. But as far as I'm concerned, something that effects one of our members, effects all 5000 of us. So there you go. Here's the email I sent Paul ...

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Hey Paul,

Sorry to hear about Charlie. That's pretty sad, and the fact that you knew it would come someday does not make it any easier. I met Charlie three times and I can tell you this, if you ever wanted to bang out a big old open E chord by thumping a tail against a guitars soundboard, nobody could do it better than Charlie. He's probably the only dog in heaven that knows every verse of "Gentle On My Mind"

Dave
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Slipkid
Posted 2006-11-05 11:30 AM (#233003 - in reply to #233002)
Subject: Re: Loss of a friend



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Location: south east Michigan
Sorry about Charlie, Paul.
It's a tough thing to have to do.
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fugot
Posted 2006-11-05 11:34 AM (#233004 - in reply to #233002)
Subject: Re: Loss of a friend


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Location: boulder
family is family.
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Paulcc1
Posted 2006-11-05 12:13 PM (#233005 - in reply to #233002)
Subject: Re: Loss of a friend


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Location: Vermont USA
Sorry Paul
Pauly
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stephent28
Posted 2006-11-05 12:35 PM (#233006 - in reply to #233002)
Subject: Re: Loss of a friend



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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066
Originally posted by fugot:
family is family.
Well put...well said :(
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tragocaster
Posted 2006-11-05 12:36 PM (#233007 - in reply to #233002)
Subject: Re: Loss of a friend


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Location: Flushing, MI
family is family.
So true...

So sorry to hear the news Moody.

R.I.P. Charlie.
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cliff
Posted 2006-11-05 12:45 PM (#233008 - in reply to #233002)
Subject: Re: Loss of a friend


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Location: NJ
After losing a large Golden Retriever (very similar to Charlie) - first from divorce, and then liver disease, I can relate.

Charlie & I spent a lot of time together when I stayed at the Moody's last Feb. He was definitely a close member of the family.
My condolences to the family & RestInPeace, Charlie . . .
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Jeff W.
Posted 2006-11-05 12:46 PM (#233009 - in reply to #233002)
Subject: Re: Loss of a friend


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One of the very hardest things I have EVER done was to make the decision- then to put down my dog Echo. 6 years later it still chokes me up.

Paul,
I know how hard it is to loose a friend who camps-out by your workdesk to keep you company. My condolences.
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stonebobbo
Posted 2006-11-05 12:54 PM (#233010 - in reply to #233002)
Subject: Re: Loss of a friend



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It's tough losing your best friend. I'm very sorry for your loss Paul. Even though I only met Charlie a few times, I could tell he was one of those truly great dogs. When I last saw Charlie a few weeks ago, I would not have guessed his time was short. My heart also goes out to Jerrie and especially the kids for whom Charlie was always a part of their lives.
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Koenig Kurt
Posted 2006-11-05 1:50 PM (#233011 - in reply to #233002)
Subject: Re: Loss of a friend



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Location: Munich, Germany
Don't know Moody nor Charlie in private.
But I had to put my seven year old Labrador Retriever last December to sleep because of bone cancer, so I know what that means. You are losing a family member, that is always happy to see you, even if you are in a bad mood, that is always on your side, wether you are right or wrong and that always cheers you up. Hard to lose a friend like this.

Moody, I am sorry to hear and I feel with you!

Best regards,
Kurt
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noah
Posted 2006-11-05 3:18 PM (#233012 - in reply to #233002)
Subject: Re: Loss of a friend



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Paul,

Cindy and I are so sorry to hear about Charlie's passing. Our hearts go out to you, Jerrie, and the kids.

Rest In Peace, Charlie.
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Jason_S
Posted 2006-11-05 3:31 PM (#233013 - in reply to #233002)
Subject: Re: Loss of a friend


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im verry sorry to learn of your loos paul,is sad to lose a friend and part of the family,last winter i had to put down my 17yr old beagle dog wally, he got hit by a car and he was paralized. its a sad time. rest in peace charlie..jason
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Northcountry
Posted 2006-11-05 3:46 PM (#233014 - in reply to #233002)
Subject: Re: Loss of a friend
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Posts: 2487

Yep got tears welling up for a great friend I had that died last year.
That's my third and my last. I won't do it anymore.
Sorry for your loss my friend.

Randy
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MWoody
Posted 2006-11-05 4:31 PM (#233015 - in reply to #233002)
Subject: Re: Loss of a friend



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Location: Upper Left USA
It's a tough loss for you and your family Paul. Sorry to hear it.
According to Dave's post it sounds like he was trying to teach you that fourth chord. Its funny how many dogs fit in but some exceptional ones really become part of the family.
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Jeff W.
Posted 2006-11-05 4:46 PM (#233016 - in reply to #233002)
Subject: Re: Loss of a friend


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Originally posted by MWoody:
it sounds like he was trying to teach you that fourth chord.
Poor Teacher?
or
Hopeless Student?
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Capo Guy
Posted 2006-11-05 4:53 PM (#233017 - in reply to #233002)
Subject: Re: Loss of a friend



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Location: East Tennessee
Originally posted by MWoody:
Its funny how many dogs fit in but some exceptional ones really become part of the family.
Well said.

Moody sorry to hear of the loss of your "Friend".
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CrimsonLake
Posted 2006-11-05 5:04 PM (#233018 - in reply to #233002)
Subject: Re: Loss of a friend


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Paul - I had a Charlie once - sorry to hear about his passing.

Mike
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Tony Calman
Posted 2006-11-05 7:33 PM (#233019 - in reply to #233002)
Subject: Re: Loss of a friend



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Location: SoCal
Paul,

Very sorry to hear the news...
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cruster
Posted 2006-11-05 7:40 PM (#233020 - in reply to #233002)
Subject: Re: Loss of a friend


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Posts: 2850

Location: Midland, MI
Man, that's rough. When Sherman W. Peabody, our JRT, left we were both (the missus and I) pretty bummed for a time. Someone in the neighborhood has one with similar marking, and they occasionally take him to play in the field behind our house...sad. Sorry to hear about your loss, Paul.
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Paul Templeman
Posted 2006-11-05 8:01 PM (#233021 - in reply to #233002)
Subject: Re: Loss of a friend


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Location: Scotland
Hey, Charlie had a roommate, so he's lost his best pal too. Paul, I hope Sage isn't taking it too bad.
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FlicKreno aka Solid Top
Posted 2006-11-05 8:21 PM (#233022 - in reply to #233002)
Subject: Re: Loss of a friend


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Location: Copenhagen Denmark
Sorry to hear about Your loss ,sounds informal ,I
know.....but I do understand That You Will Never Forget Him I can n`t forget my Doggie either ( yes, that was his name ) stay Strong !! :)

vic
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Beal
Posted 2006-11-05 8:26 PM (#233023 - in reply to #233002)
Subject: Re: Loss of a friend



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Sorry, it's a tough deal.
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worshipleader
Posted 2006-11-06 8:46 AM (#233024 - in reply to #233002)
Subject: Re: Loss of a friend


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Location: NW NJ
Originally posted by Paul Templeman:
Hey, Charlie had a roommate, so he's lost his best pal too.
Well said, master Templeman ...

Moody, my heart hurts for you. I had to put down my first dog (of 16 years) 10 years ago. Hardest decision I've ever had to make. Have another dog now who is even sweeter than the first one. She's starting to get old too - gotta go give her a hug ...
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Paul Blanchard
Posted 2006-11-06 9:18 AM (#233025 - in reply to #233002)
Subject: Re: Loss of a friend



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Location: Minden, Nebraska
Sorry to hear about the loss. All of us with indoor family pets can relate. They are both family and friends, and perhaps more forgiving than either. We grieve when they pass.
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Phil Wong
Posted 2006-11-06 9:33 AM (#233026 - in reply to #233002)
Subject: Re: Loss of a friend


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Location: Rego Park, NY,
Paul,
My deepest sympathies.Pearl's dog died just before we got married. Her dog was originally the reason we moved into the condo. They allow pets. Hope everyone in your family is okay.
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