budhayes3 has passed away. Donate for his daughter here
Dec 23, 2011 | 03:26 PM
#174
Think about it guys, in the years to come when Rosie thinks back on all of this and thinks of her dad, don't you think she's going to smile and think and say a prayer of thanks to all who donated?
I believe she will, and maybe at that time I might need that kind of help.
As a personal challange to all of you, (except Julien), let's just double up on what we did the first time around and just go for 10 grand!
I know I am right now.
Dec 23, 2011 | 07:21 PM
#175
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+1. Julien, You're the man!
Think about it guys, in the years to come when Rosie thinks back on all of this and thinks of her dad, don't you think she's going to smile and think and say a prayer of thanks to all who donated?
I believe she will, and maybe at that time I might need that kind of help.
As a personal challange to all of you, (except Julien), let's just double up on what we did the first time around and just go for 10 grand!
I know I am right now.
Think about it guys, in the years to come when Rosie thinks back on all of this and thinks of her dad, don't you think she's going to smile and think and say a prayer of thanks to all who donated?
I believe she will, and maybe at that time I might need that kind of help.
As a personal challange to all of you, (except Julien), let's just double up on what we did the first time around and just go for 10 grand!
I know I am right now.
After we work out the details, we have another vendor joining the Rosie donation fund, I hopefully will announce their product tomorrow.
Dec 23, 2011 | 07:27 PM
#176
Our resident goober Spoolin just donated $750.
Julien (spoolin) says if anyone matches or beats his donation they can have his truck for a day. He said he's serious, very serious. I imagine there is logistics involved there. You need to get to him if you are on the east coast (or any where not close to him) on your own.
Julien was in Hawaii, he was hospitalized due to serious health issues but is doing much better. His ship was pulling out to Guam so he got sedated went to the post office and rush delivered me the check and letter. He's on his way to Guam now.
Julien (spoolin) says if anyone matches or beats his donation they can have his truck for a day. He said he's serious, very serious. I imagine there is logistics involved there. You need to get to him if you are on the east coast (or any where not close to him) on your own.
Julien was in Hawaii, he was hospitalized due to serious health issues but is doing much better. His ship was pulling out to Guam so he got sedated went to the post office and rush delivered me the check and letter. He's on his way to Guam now.
If I could affoard to right now, I'd pay more just to keep that pile of junk Off the road!!! 
Dec 23, 2011 | 07:30 PM
#177
+1. Julien, You're the man!
Think about it guys, in the years to come when Rosie thinks back on all of this and thinks of her dad, don't you think she's going to smile and think and say a prayer of thanks to all who donated?
I believe she will, and maybe at that time I might need that kind of help.
As a personal challange to all of you, (except Julien), let's just double up on what we did the first time around and just go for 10 grand!
I know I am right now.
Think about it guys, in the years to come when Rosie thinks back on all of this and thinks of her dad, don't you think she's going to smile and think and say a prayer of thanks to all who donated?
I believe she will, and maybe at that time I might need that kind of help.
As a personal challange to all of you, (except Julien), let's just double up on what we did the first time around and just go for 10 grand!
I know I am right now.
