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01/18/2007
Angel Moreno
El Paso, TX
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CJ was a great guy..i never met him in person..but he was always eager to talk about 50 fords, and never hesitated to help some kid looking to customize his clunker..and was looking forward to seeing mine chopped and on the road...thanks for your help CJ... |
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01/16/2007
Angela
ohio
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Hi I would like to thank the friend who will keep my dads site going . He did alot of great things in his life.
I miss him. I am happy to know that I can still get on site and look. Thank You |
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01/08/2007
Barry Barnes
Reno, NV
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I landed today (1/8/07) on CJ's site and was shocked to learn of his death. I sold him the mildly customized 1950 Ford that he's leaning on in the picture. I dealt with him over several weeks while he was buying the car and found him to be a delightful person to work with. I posted his model site on two of my webrings ('Scale Models' and 'Models: Trains, Planes, & Automobiles'). I'm truly sorry to hear of his passing... we will all miss his passion for automobiles. |
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01/01/2007
Tom Krupski (aka Tojo)
Scranton Pa.
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I never met CJ in person only through emails over the years. We shared the same interest, model building.
The man had a talent for detail.
May he rest in peace.
Tom Krupski. |
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01/04/2007
Steve Rudd
Aiken, SC
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I only knew CJ through his site but feel as if I had known him in person. Now at 59 years of age and an old modeler who drifted back into the hobby about 8 years ago the information on CJ's site helped me to get back into the swing of things.
To his family and friends, he will be missed. |
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12/30/2006
Richard Parrow
Venice, Florida
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Curtis was a close friend of mine. I will miss his grin and the visits we had. I will miss having him around but he will never be forgotten. |
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