BOB H.....

Most likely you will let Marg know of Fran's music friends of this forum. Some who met him at the FL jams, and some who did not. Please let her know we feel his loss too.

How I got the idea Fran was your cousin, I do not know.

ELIZABETH

Will do.

I am much saddened - he was a real gentleman.
Roger Mepstead

Will there be a FL KB jam Spring of 2009?

Sure would be great to go, especially if fuel prices stay low!

EE

Thanks Folks. Got this note from Marg's grand niece a few minutes ago.

"Hi Bob,
Thanks so much for sharing this. I will be leaving shortly but did read the (forum) postings to Marg and she was very happy to hear them."

Marg is doing well.

Marg said it was OK to pass on her snail mail address but I am reluctant to put it on an open forum like this. If you want her address let me know by email and I will get it to you. My email address is in my profile. Bob

[This message has been edited by Bob Hendershot (edited 12-07-2008).]

We are very sorry to hear about Fran. We were looking forward to seeing him & hearing him play the KN 7000 as he promised.(under duress)He did play at the first jam. He was such a delightful person & we will miss him greatly.
There will be a jam again in March, 2009. I w will be posting more info in a few days.The jam will be held at the same place as last year, in Holiday, Florida. The dates are March 24,25, & 26

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It is always sad to lose a member ... Our prayers and condolences to his family ...
t.

This is very sad news. Fran has always been a very good friend to all of us on the forum for many years. He also put together the great video DVD of the East Coast 2007 Technics Jam.

My deepest sympathy goes out to all his family and friends.

My condolences to the family and friends of Fran Durham. He will be missed, but will live on in our hearts.

Larry

It is with heavy hearts that we received the news about Fran. When Rilly and I attended the Jam in Florida, Fran and Marg made us feel so welcome. They were a devoted couple and Fran will be greatly missed by all.

Mary Stanley and Rilly See