I haven't seen John in a few years since I haven't been farther south than Maine and his health has prevented him from travelling as widely as he used to, but we have always stayed in touch. He is one of only two of my American wagaming friends who have had me for a guest at their home, and one of only three who I have had the pleasure of having hosted for game at my home in Nova Scotia.
John was an avid re-enactor, (iir he's somewhere in the mass of Union soldiers at the assault on Fort Wagner in 'Glory' as well as others,) and he often offered to kit me out if I came to visit during the reenacting season. I would have loved to have taken him up on that offer but time, distance and affairs at home and work always got in my way.
Good bye old friend, we were blessed by your presence here and I am sure your spirit somewhere, is marching on.
Sorry to see another fallen comrade. My condolences.
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear it, Ross. It's never easy.
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear of the death of a brother wargamer , sadly we are an rapidly aging breed .
ReplyDeleteAnother sad milestone: RIP.
ReplyDeleteRoss, my condolences for the loss of your friend.
ReplyDeleteCondolences for the loss, Ross, and prayers for the family.
ReplyDeleteMy condolences, Ross.
ReplyDeleteMy condolences Ross.
ReplyDeleteSadly this seems to be happening far too much lately.
Also offering my condolences on the loss of your friend and fellow gamer.
ReplyDeleteThese don't happen everyday.
ReplyDeleteSo far, I've known only 1 gaming buddy deceased. (Cancer.) It can make one reflect on cherished memories.
Sorry to hear that Ross. My condolences on the loss of a fellow gamer. Unfortunately none of us are getting any younger.
ReplyDeleteVale.
ReplyDeleteMy condolences to you Ross.
ReplyDeleteRoss, I'm very sorry to hear this. My condolences.
ReplyDeleteEric
Dear Ross,
ReplyDeleteMy most sincere condolences on your loss.
Thinking of you,
Greg