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Good Morning Everybody
I have an exciting offering to present. Mike Farmer and I have been working
on these two coins for quite some time. They are full color
coins/medals/tokens of NWA 2986 Mars Meteorite and NWA 2995 Lunar Meteorite.
http://www.meteoritecoins.com/
The Mars Coin has
Hello List,
Auctions ending soon
Photographic Catalog of Selected Antarctic Meteorites - Dr. K Yanai
Photographic Catalog of The Antarctic Meteorites - Dr. K Yanai
Our Stone- Pelted Planet - Rare Nininger book
Along with a couple of other signed books, rare witnessed falls, nice
Millbillillie
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amazing!!! and i thought the outside was beautiful. thanks for sharing.
take care
susan
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Extrodinary work in preparation and photography. Kudos!
Jerry Flaherty
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2007
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x355wz_willamette_news
Griff wrote: I really liked it. Thanks for sharing
Hello Griff, Darryl, and List,
What an awe-inspiring and heart-refreshing film after all that filth,
that crap and that language of the gutter that we 've been exposed to
recently.
Hi Mike,
who has this seven kilos??
I got my little specimen from Moritz today,
Thanks a lot, Moritz!
Stefan
We recovered over 700 grams of the meteorite, Farmer told me.
I know of about 7 kilograms in other private hands.
And according to the locals, they estimate that 20
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Amazing!!! and i thought the outside was beautiful. thanks for sharing.
Extrodinary work in preparation and photography. Kudos!
Crisp, sharp details of extraordinary beauty!
Kudos and thanks for sharing!
Bernd
Hello list members,
I am greatly sorry to hear this news. Jim, you will be missed by many of
us.
Mark
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With tears in my eyes do I have to tell you that
+ + + Jim Kriegh + + +
* * * co-discoverer of the Gold Basin strewnfield * * *
one the most prolific meteorite collectors within the
meteorite-collecting community passed away in hospital
last night after a massive heart attack.
May he rest in
Hi again list.I have really been looking hard lately
for an endcut of nwa 788,a really nice one that really
shows the incredible shock veins.If anyone is
interested in parting with one I would be
interested,BIG TIME.100 TO 300 grams!As I usually do
for mike,is always give him BIGTIME CUDOS.He
http://www.andina.com.pe/NoticiaDetalle.aspx?id=145083
Here is a new Carancas article from Peru today.
My translation:
Desaguadero, Oct 11.
The Desaguadero police department will withdraw from
the zone in Carancas where the meteorite fell last
September 15th, informed Major Victor Anaya,
Truly a great a very nice man, he will be missed in
Tucson. Bacause of him, and Gold Basin, countless
members of this list found their first meteorite,
including myself, a 14 gram Gold Basin. He told me
where to go and how to hunt.
Thanks Jim, and godspeed.
Michael Farmer
Hi All,
Like Bernd, Geoff, Sonny and I recieved a the very sad
news of Jims passing from Twind Monred at around 6:30
a.m. Arizona time.
We're working on putting a collage of pictures
together to honor our good friend. We'll let everyone
know more as we know it.
Jim Kreigh, one of the best
oh my.
with heartfelt condolences to all those deeply affected by the loss
of this good man.an accomplished, humble gentle soul.
On Oct 11, 2007, at 3:32 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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+ + + Jim Kriegh + + +
* * * co-discoverer of
Hi All,
Like Bernd, Geoff, Sonny and I recieved a the very sad
news of Jims passing from Twind Monred at around 6:30
a.m. Arizona time.
We're working on putting a collage of pictures
together to honor our good friend. We'll let everyone
know more as we know it.
Jim Kreigh, one of the best
We are deeply saddened by the news of Jim's death.
For those list members who did not have the pleasure of knowing this
wonderful man you can read a little about him here.
http://www.meteorite-times.com/Back_Links/2006/October/Meteorite_People.htm
He will be missed but never forgotten...
What a magnificent chondrule picturea work of art!
It really does remind you that we are looking back at something created
in a cosmic event during the creation of our solar system And it it
only dropped in to tell us about in October last year!
Fantastic.
Graham Ensor, Nr Barwell,
I am printing all of the heartfelt messages that are being
received on the list for his son and daughter to read, they will be
truly amazed.
Twink Monrad
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Any news of any plans to excavate the crater? That's it - a roof?
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Gesendet: 11.10.07 18:10:42
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Betreff: [meteorite-list] Carancas article in peru news today.
Jim will be greatly missed, he was such a kind person. Rest well, Jim!
Best regards,
Greg
Greg Hupe
The Hupe Collection
NaturesVault (eBay)
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What an outstanding human being and giving person. Jim you are gone but not
forgotten.
Jerry Flaherty
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Sent: Thursday, October 11, 2007 11:47 AM
Subject: Re:
Hello again list.My most heart felt condolences to the
krieg family.Jim will really be missed.The last time I
saw Jim,was in 2006 outsides ET'S room at the inn
suites.He sold me some BUCK MT. WASH.What a truly fine
man he was.He will really be missed and mostly never
forgotten.Rest in piece my
Mike and List,
I thought the good Major had been arrtested and relieved of duty.
Dave
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Date: 2007/10/11 Thu AM 11:05:16 CDT
To: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Subject: [meteorite-list] Carancas article in peru news today.
What a loss,
I knew him in person, he was my friend
I am very sad,
Good bye Jim
Christian
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Hello List
I am also very sadden with losing of this true gentlemen and a friend to so
many.
I will deeply miss seeing Jim at the Tucson Show, as so many of us will.
Here are some photos taken over the past few years with Jim with friends and
family.
Dear Listees
The condolences of all of you are in part a wonderful tribute to this
fine person. Those of us who were fortunate to have met and known Jim
were touched by his generosity of spirit, his gentleness, and his fine
company.
What an honor to have known him.
take care Jim
Dave
I'm sorry to say that I never had the pleasure of meeting Jim Kriegh but I know
of his great work within the meteorite hunting/collecting community. As it can
be seen here, he had many, many friends. A true testament to a good man. He
will be remembered.
Sincere condolences,
Dave Carothers
I was informed that, as I thought, it was not
correct. I knew it would be in the news if true.
mike
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Mike and List,
I thought the good Major had been arrtested and
relieved of duty.
Dave
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Date: 2007/10/11 Thu
Thanks for the great photo`s Keith. He will truely
be missed by all!
Dave Schultz
Hello List
I am also very sadden with losing of this true
gentlemen and a friend to so
many.
I will deeply miss seeing Jim at the Tucson Show, as
so many of us
I spoke with people in Carancas today, no-one can get
near the crater, about 500 meters is closest. They
plan to try and cover it! I guess the simple fact that
the low spot will fill with water, and the crater will
dissolve from the inside and outside does not matter
to the. I told them that,
Hi ,
Jim was a fine gentleman in every sense of the word.A great mentor
always offering me words of encouragement. We all had so much fun
hunting meteorites with Jim. Jim had a great patience and would always
find one. I will miss you !
Sonny
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Dear Jim,
The great crater in our hearts and weeping of our desert-worn eyes caused
with this news and thought of missing you can't seem real.
We will observe a day of admiration and respect in your honor today: for
your unique and wonderful accomplishments strewn across the world in the
My most heartfelt sympathy to his family and friends. I think I only met him
briefly, at one of the Tucson events (and even that is in question), but there
is no doubt that he was one of the outstanding contributors to our little
hobby, and will be sorely missed. Godspeed.
Tracy Latimer
My heart was shocked when I read the news of Jim's passing today. I have
many fond memories of Jim at the Tucson show. He opened his home and heart
to many of us through the years. Truly a wonderful man.
Jim Strope
421 Fourth Street
Glen Dale, WV 26038
http://www.catchafallingstar.com
List,
Professor Jim Kriegh will be greatly missed, but
happily remembered by those that knew this kind, great
educator and man. Rest in peace, Professor Kriegh.
Dirk Ross...Tokyo
Another photo of Jim:
http://www.paleozoic.org/shows/tucson-2003/pages/jim-k.htm
I was not fortunate enough of ever meeting Jim but, here in the Ensisheim
area, we all very well know him through his outstanding achievements in the
strewnfields. But he is even more recognized as a truly kind, humble and
altruistic person, never sparing his efforts to initiate enthousiastic
How truly saddened Vickie and I were when we heard Jim passed away.
Jim was a true gentlemen and shared so much with so many of us. From
teaching us how to hunt for meteorites to inviting us to be guest in his
home.
Our meteorite family has lost one of the most respected and honored members.
It was a great pleasure being a friend
Of Jim,
How did that happen? Because the first time I ever met
Him was at his home which he had opened to the community
During one of the Tucson Shows. I had never met him and
Took the opportunity to thank him for having me as one of
His guests.
I found two more photos I like share.
http://www.geocities.com/arizonaviking2000/xtucson06partyjim.jpg
http://www.geocities.com/arizonaviking2000/tucson2005partytablewjim
Keith
Hello List
I am also very sadden with losing of this true gentlemen and a friend to so
many.
I will deeply miss
I am truely saddened to hear this. Back in 1997 at my first (ucson show I met
Jim at Denny's for breakfast. Out of his pocket came several Gold Basin
meteorites and on his face was one of the biggest and proudest smiles I have
ever seen. One of those GB meteorites is still in my collection
This is sad news. I never knew Jim, but from I know of him, he was a kind
and generous man. His contributions to meteoritics were many but his
contributions to people were greater.
-Walter Branch
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I guess you don't really know how much someone meant to you until they are gone.
You will live on our hearts forever.
Happy Hunting Jim
Your friend
Mike Jensen
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Hi All
I have several auctions ending soon...some still at 95 cents
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Highlights include
3 whole fully crusted Bassikounous all under 1 gram
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Jim is gone!!!
I have a hard time believing it. I saw him just two months ago in Tucson.
After a very nice lunch at Twink's, we all went to Jim's house to look at his
collection, use his microscope and of course talk about meteorites. And as
usual we had a marvelous time. Thank you Twink
Anne kindly wrote:
Did you know that the park across the street from his house was named after
him?
Back in 2001, Twink wrote in a personal mail:
Oro Valley celebrated Jim's many accomplishments on April 28 with
an outdoor event dedicating the new James D. Kriegh Park in his honor.
In a message dated 10/11/2007 1:52:53 P.M. Mountain Daylight Time,
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Anne kindly wrote:
Did you know that the park across the street from his house was named after
him?
Back in 2001, Twink wrote in a personal mail:
Oro Valley celebrated Jim's many accomplishments
List;
I also never had the good fortune to meet Jim.But through this great hobby
i have read,heard and seen many good deeds and pictures concerning his
accomplishments in the meteorite community.
I believe Jim loved this hobby and pursued his passion of meteorites with
all his
Jim was a genuine person who reflected with paramount
greatness upon the meteorite collecting community.
The loss of this kind gentleman will certainly leave a
void that cannot be filled in both our hearts and
minds. He inspired me through the appreciation he
demonstrated for each and every
I never met Jim in person, but I knew he was a GREAT
meteorite man out there in the West! A long time ago
we had some email conversation, and he gifted me two
small Gold Basins afterwards, which I still have in
the collection, of course.
A good, friendly person has passed away - my hat goes
off
Dear Friends and Listees:
The true measure of a man is how he is thought of, and spoken of, by
his peers. The notes posted here today on the Meteorite List are a
fitting tribute to a person who was universally liked, respected, and
admired.
We all remember Jim as a meteorite hunter of
Thank You Geoff,
That was beautifully and brilliantly stated, I doubt
anyone could have said it better!!!
We gonna miss him
Ruben Garcia
Phoenix, Arizona
http://www.mr-meteorite.com
Tonight's
Geoff wrote:
... the founder of the town of Oro Valley, the
energy behind the Oro Valley Historical Society
Thursday, July 28, 2005 - Oro Valley - Town Hall:
Plan to annex resort pleases founding father Kriegh: OV looks
southward at Westward Look (by S.J. Bell - Arizona Daily Star)
Excerpt:
http://www.spacerocksinc.com/James-Kriegh-2007.html
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A gentlemans, gentleman I very nice man.
He brought alot to the world of Meteorites
He will be missed.
Warm Regards,
Tim Heitz
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Well said Geoff. I am truly moved. I hunted with Jim several times and
talked with him in Tucson. On every occasion he was kind and helpful.
He was soft spoken and all that new him truly respected him. You will
have to search far and wide to find someone who was respected by all
that new him. His
Dear everybody,
links to see how different Magtaa Lafrayss is to
Bassikounou, looks like Amgala. I suggest to give this
wonderfull and very fresh meteorite the name of the
place where it fell Magtaa Lafrayss .
More information sooner.
how does this look different that Bassikounou? I have
13 kilos of it sitting on my floor, and every piece
looks like that piece?
Is there any news article about the fall or anything
like that?
Michael Farmer
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links to see how
Dear Friends,
What sad news to find on the list today. After so many messages there is
little for me to add. We all knew the same man. A very caring, generous,
patient soul who I will miss. His enthusiasm never in conflict with his
gentlemanly approach to life and people. Goodbye, Jim
This is a great loss for our meteorite collecting community, he was a truly
wonderful person. My prayers will be with his family.
With Deepest Sympathy,
Jason Phillips
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Dear Friends and Listees:
I've just been speaking with Twink and there will two memorial events
for Jim this weekend. All are welcome to attend either or both events.
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Saturday, October 13
7 pm
Dinner at El Charro Cafe (uptown Tucson)
100 West Orange Grove
N.E. Corner of
Geoff, Melodye and I would like to attend to remember
Jim.
mike
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Dear Friends and Listees:
I've just been speaking with Twink and there will
two memorial events
for Jim this weekend. All are welcome to attend
either or both events.
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Good evening list.This has been a very sad day for all
who are into meteorites.I know that all who knew jim
were in some way changed by his humaness.Truly a
wonderful man will be missed.But about this so called
new fall.From the pictures I have seen now,they look
alot like BENSOUR,not
http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20071011/od_nm/asteroid_dc;_ylt=Agu5ToPtL5G57lQ.Qz91Dq4uQE4F
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Different where? Or they have take some kilos of Amgala and
they make fall in another place? The matrix visible is 100%
paired to the Amgala meteorite.
Matteo
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Bernd, and everyone,
I'm sorry to hear that Jim died. I regret that I didn't attempt to know him
better as I've only visited with him at the show. I'm reminded that we can
all go at any time and we should try to make the best of each minute here
on earth. He was very accomplished and was a
http://www.spacerocksinc.com/October_12_kriegh_2007.html
Sincerely,
Michael Johnson
www.spacerocksinc.com
www.sikhote-alin.org
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Jim Kreigh was a good and kind hearted soul who would do anything for anyone
and I am very sad to hear of his passing. I am VERY thankful I got to talk with
Jim via emails and trade gold samples with him and finally get to meet him in
person. The meteorite community and the world in general
In fact, Although it hurts to hear of the passing of Jim Kreigh, I can think of
no better Angel to be watching over all of us!!!.
CJ Lebel
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is well know I not speack many well the english, for this
motive I say only few words to the family of Jim:
condolences to the family and thanks for all Jim have give
to the meteorite community.
Matteo
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Jim Kriegh
1928 – 2007
A Remembrance in Pictures
http://www.aerolite.org/portraits/jim-kriegh.htm
Photos by Twink Monrad, Sonny Clary, Ruben Garcia, Keith Vasquez, Cindy
Johnson, Geoff Notkin
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