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Ben Walker
« on: September 21, 2011, 12:26:27 PM »
Our good K-F friend and former Quarterly editor Ben Walker is suffering from the side effects of his diabetes and is in a rehabilitation facility in his home town in Nacogdoches Texas.  Ben made hundreds of friends in our club and he has been missing from the Forum and has been missed.  If you would like to send Ben a card or note he can be reached at:Willowbrook Nursing Center, 227 Russell Blvd, Nocogdoches TX, 75965.  As you know Ben is a terrific asset to our club and we will look forward to his return to good health.
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Re: Ben Walker
« Reply #1 on: September 21, 2011, 12:43:12 PM »
Thanks Gordie. I will get something out to him for sure. Ben is a good guy and his work and talent have always been appreciated by this KFOC member.
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Re: Ben Walker
« Reply #2 on: September 24, 2011, 06:53:51 AM »
Me too. Will send a card out today.
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Re: Ben Walker
« Reply #3 on: September 27, 2011, 08:15:09 PM »
Speaking about The Quarterly and Ben Walker, Adam Harder and his mother Karen were in Nacogdoches today. Karen asked to go to the main post office and I took her there. While she waited in line for service, I told her about the times Ben, me, and my brother stood in the same line to mail off the Quarterly copies that required stamps (copies in envelopes for over seas, etc.). After a number of years of metered  postage on those items THAT post office insisted we put individual stamps (usually an odd sum such as $2.18 that required a variety of stamps that overpaid the postage). As a result we confused incoming customers because we were using the available surfaces to spread out the envelopes and put on the stamps. They weren't certain who was next in line.
The last time we did that was some 10 years ago - and yet the 2 women who were doing the work where there should have been 3 were there 10 years ago.
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