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Location: Indiana | I hadn't been to the Alembic Club site for a long time. Out of curiosity I went there to see what I had missed. Not sure how many are familiar with Alembics, but they make very high dollar and very nice instruments(mainly bases). They show a monthly "Featured Custom" instrument on their home page. I was surprised to see a 12 year old bass as this month's 'Featured Custom". When I read the article I found out that it's owner had died of a very rare disease. His name was Paul Lindemans. His loss to the Alembic Club would be like us losing Dave, Miles or Al. I had the occassion to have conversations with him several times and read many others that he had had with other members. Although I never met or talked to him directly, his loss was very sad to me as well as the other members.
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Location: South of most, North of few | Sorry to hear about that Bill. It's tough to loose people even if you never really met them in person. There are a lot of people here that I would definitely miss if they were gone. |
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Location: Cicero, NY | And I'll echo TJ's sentiments. It's funny how you can become so a part of an "extended" family that a loss of someone you've never met really affects you but I would certainly miss many of the people here if that time came.
I'm sorry for your loss, Bill. |
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