Greetings from New Zealand, I often reminise from my first overseas trip to the
US, and chance to meet Elmer and his wife Juanita, who I believe passed on
some months back. When we meet, I knew he didn't have much time on this earth
left, with cancer of the voice boxe. They welcomed me into
I found a website a year or so ago, that I think is great... They allow
software companies to give away their products for review absolutely FREE. You
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and the price is right...
http://www.giveawayoftheday.com/
That's a great video immortalizing a wonderful collection. It makes you wonder
where all of that stuff is today? Maybe it's just me, but when I look at my
phonographs, I can't help but think of all of their previous owners and how
they all enjoyed listening to them. Someone bought each one of
Did not know Elmer but did meet Juanita back in the time frame you describe.
She was a very nice lady in fact sweet. Elmer's parts were first class. I
think at that time her son(s) were thinking of taking over the business so
to speak. Nice folks all.
Mike S
On Mon, Nov 15, 2010 at 1:56 AM, Mark
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