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Goodbye, Continental ...
A tribute to a great friend and member of our community. The Continental passed away March 19, 2010 after battling cancer. We'll miss you!
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Permalink Reply by Just Gus on -
Any favorite memories or favorite posts?
As I said before, he was a big fan of Lonesome Dove. He was a big contributor to a discussion of western women and black hats (western villians--he also started this discussion). His alter ego at the Gem was Al Swearengen (The Continental set up the Gem discussion--Wr's most popular discussion).
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Permalink Reply by dozer 17 on -
I will miss the continental.He was very great guy loved sharing pictures with him.My thoughts go out to his familiy and friends.R.I.P. my friend
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The Continental posted lots of photos....
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The Continental had an eye for the ladies as evidenced by this album of his photos:
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Permalink Reply by insightful39 on -
I had no idea he passed away,He was an icon in his own right. He will be missed.Insightful39
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Permalink Reply by insightful39 on
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Hi there, Yeah I had no idea that he was ill. He passed quick,he will be missed. insightful39
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Permalink Reply by johnkim on -
Definitely no one will ever be able to replace his place on this forum . AMEN !!!
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Permalink Reply by insightful39 on
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Hi there, thanks for your input. Your right he was an icon in his own right. His acting abilities were as diverse as the man himself. Have a good one.
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