A legacy of bringing people together that outlives us is the best we can all hope for and while I didn’t know him personally I mourn for the loss to the community. RIP and condolences to his family.
R.I.P. DD214 - MDShooters Founder
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Weird. I saw this
Weird. DD214 posted about Lambo in 2010. FivePointStar showed the MDS coin with a black band across it
https://www.mdshooters.com/showthread.php?t=40725&highlight=lambo+challenge+coins
guess he put in a black ribbon...
Weird. DD214 posted about Lambo in 2010. FivePointStar showed the MDS coin with a black band across it
https://www.mdshooters.com/showthread.php?t=40725&highlight=lambo+challenge+coins
guess he put in a black ribbon...
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whistlersmother
Peace through strength
RIP.
We all leave our footprints behind - some are larger than others.
I never met the man, but I have seen his work.
And I would say his are quite large, indeed.
We all leave our footprints behind - some are larger than others.
I never met the man, but I have seen his work.
And I would say his are quite large, indeed.
Oh crap, this is terrible news. RIP Don.
Bertfish
Throw bread on me
Can we do the coin but with the black band on it and a phrase
If it was two sided maybe one side says "Don - DD214" and the other side says "In tribute to the man who brought so many together" or something similar
I never knew him. But I owe a lot to this site.
If it was two sided maybe one side says "Don - DD214" and the other side says "In tribute to the man who brought so many together" or something similar
I never knew him. But I owe a lot to this site.
Kicken Wing
Snakes and Sparklers
RIP DD214. I did not have the pleasure of being acquainted with him. That's a cool picture that Norton posted on the first page of DD214 having fun with that 50 cal. SaluteI miss Roger all the time. I have a lot of the brass he left behind and I still don't understand.
That would be a nice tribute.
This is a shock.
Terrible news just won't let up.
Terrible news just won't let up.
Rest now oh faithful warrior, we have the watch. RIP DD214, your legacy here will live on 
Sirex
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R.I.P. DD214, May your legacy here live on, and help us overcome what is against us. Thanks for building this community and bringing us together
Punchabearinnamouf
High Tech Redneck
I haven't posted on here in several years, but just heard the news through Facebook and was shocked and saddened. I felt I needed to come back here to post my condolences.
I have many great memories from, and because of this forum, and had the pleasure of meeting Don at one of the local meet and greets. I want to express my gratitude for the times that he helped make possible here. I wish I could have known him better. He will be missed.
I have many great memories from, and because of this forum, and had the pleasure of meeting Don at one of the local meet and greets. I want to express my gratitude for the times that he helped make possible here. I wish I could have known him better. He will be missed.
Sundancer
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RIP and Godspeed…
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Ammo Jon
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Rest In Peace.
I don't want to believe this.
I just signed on after long day and I don't want to believe this to be true. This is a fuching gut punch if there ever was one. All I got right now is Stevenson's Requiem.
guthook
Grrr.
I came seeking knowledge of a new gun and found so much more. I’ve met some of the best people I know right here on this forum thanks to Don. The Delmarva shoots, SoMD meet and greets and just hanging out and listening to old Navy stories were always full of belly laughs and good times.
Rest in peace Don.
Rest in peace Don.
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My condolences to DD214’s many friends here. I never knew him, and I’m sure I would have enjoyed meeting him if I could have.
I am attending a memorial service today (Saturday) for one of my oldest friends, who died in March at just age 64, a former Fire Chief of the Rockville Volunteer Fire Department.
The loss of all our loved ones and friends is the source of profound grief; the recent loss of so many well before their time seems almost unbearable.
I am attending a memorial service today (Saturday) for one of my oldest friends, who died in March at just age 64, a former Fire Chief of the Rockville Volunteer Fire Department.
The loss of all our loved ones and friends is the source of profound grief; the recent loss of so many well before their time seems almost unbearable.
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