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  1. On 9/24/2024 at 12:11 PM, Brian F. said:

    Am I supposed to grade it on a curve? I think it's a mess.

     

    You big meanie. It has unicorns, and pink! If they couldn't choose mine (well I had stamped it with my "Fuck Trump" stamp several times) then Clementine's was a deserving 2nd choice.

    I love Wilco-O's version too!

     

     

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  2. Sending so much love and gratitude to my favorite music man. You are such a force for good in the world! Have a glorious birthday with your sweet family! :wub:wub:wub I"m always looking forward to my next chance to see you and be transported by your talent. :spider

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  3. This is off-topic a bit but in organizing my old ssf souvenirs, I've discovered I have an extra little Solid Sound #6 schedule booklet from 2019. I don't need this extra so if somebody out there needs a ssf souvenir from 2019, just ask! :thumbup

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  4. For all of Joe's friends:

    A Celebration of Life will be held on January 27th, beginning at 7 p.m. All of Joe's friends are invited to come and share stories and music and memories. It will be at

     

    The Windsor Tavern & Grill

    4530 North Milwaukee Ave.

    Chicago IL 60630

    January 27th, beginning at 7 p.m.

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  5. Many have wondered at the suddenness of Joe's passing. The sequence of events was that Joe had developed a massive infection in his leg, possibly related to a bowel breakage. (Autopsy will be done). There was consideration of amputation of the leg but by then the infection was overwhelming his system, and he died. It all happened with stunning rapidity.

    The only blessings in this are that when Joe first got to the hospital it had become obvious that surgery of some kind would be needed, and so Joe was sedated and comfortable; in no pain. When his situation was cascading downward, he was in no pain, sedated, and he died peacefully. His family was close.

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  6. With the deepest sadness, I have to announce that our beloved longtime member, Joe Campbell (JCamp) has died. He left us on Christmas Eve. I'm choosing to hold him in my heart as, simply, having "left the building". I don't believe the love and kindness he exuded could just disappear. It's all energy. So Joe is still out there with his big heart and his warm, wide grin, just looking for a good venue. 

    Joe, you always did love travel. Wherever you're off to now, I hope it's a wonderful journey. You deserve that. Bye until we meet again. Love, Donna

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