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 Joined: May 2011 Posts: 609
Location: Muenster/Germany | I was completely shocked when I opened the OFC site today. Nancy was (incredible that I must say "was") soo lovely, it´s such a pity that I never had the chance to met her in person. At least she played the last years one of my former best Ovation guitars in "the frozen tundra of Minnesota".Thanks Beal for the song, makes my smile.
Edited by DetlefMichel 2019-12-02 11:38 AM
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 Joined: February 2016 Posts: 1190
Location: What week? | Many thanks to Beal for making such a fantastic tribute video with Nancy's walnut gem. Unlike so many others here, I only had the privilege of knowing her for a few years. We connected instantly and our email and phone chat exchanges were always a treat. Those exchanges became shorter and less frequent in 2019, so this news is not a shock in that sense, but rather a relief in that she is no longer in battle. We often enjoyed trading stories of life progression from youth to adulthood and beyond, and the attached photo is one of the last things I ever sent to her in that regard. She liked it very much. I think it is also probably quite representative for many of us others as well, so I will leave you here with that as I did with her. Thank you, Nancy, for so many kind and wonderful engagements and memories.
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Joined: June 2005 Posts: 472
Location: California | Nice song Beal. RIP, Nancy. |
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Joined: April 2003 Posts: 547
Location: Burbank | Very sad indeed. I never had the pleasure of meeting her in person but I have talked with her through here and facebook. She was a good hearted person we were fortunate to have in our lives. Rest in peace Nancy, enjoy playing with our fallen brothers who preceeded you. |
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 Joined: May 2006 Posts: 4165
Location: Steeler Nation, Hudson Valley Contingent | Nancy asked me several times about using walnut, and I did my best to tell her its strengths and weakness. She took it and ran, along with others' advice, and built a personal statement with it. She and I had several conversations as well about the calendars, and she almost single-handedly kept me doing them for a couple of years with her enthusiasm. I had no idea she was ill, but was becoming increasingly worried about her this year. I will surely miss her joyous, and I mean absolutely JOYOUS, attitude around here! Rest in peace Nancy. You touched others' lives. |
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 Joined: January 2006 Posts: 5859
Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | I’ll miss her comments about spitting Mountain Dew all over her keyboard after reading the banter that sometimes goes on here. We talked at length on occasion about amps. |
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 Joined: May 2002 Posts: 1444
Location: Nova Scotia, Canada | So sad. I never knew her but her wonderful nature shone through in her many posts.
Beautiful tributes here. Loved the song, Beal. |
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 Joined: April 2006 Posts: 829
Location: Munich, Germany | Very sad news May she be where she always wanted to be.
Thanks for the video, Beal,
Kurt |
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