Warbird Information Exchange

Hi all,

Sorry, if it seems I fell off the earth. Between school, church, and the death of my grandmother I have not had a free moment.

I received a package this morning. Imagine my total shock when I opened it to find the following:

http://community.webshots.com/user/ktrimble1959

I immediately called my Dad, and when he arrived a few minutes ago, he was as stunned as I was.

Steve entitled this "Dean's ride home!" How unbeleivably fitting!! Steve dated it, March 28, 2005... This was the day after my 46th Birthday! Steve, please email me off board, I can't find your address!

I have been so blessed with so many wonderful friends since all of this started and there is no way I will ever be able to repay the incredible amount of kindness so many of you have shown me, and my whole family. To simply say "Thank you" 10,000 times would still not express the depth of my/our gratitude!!!I

I have not forgotten the cookbook, and again, I do apologize for my absence, I will be back in June, after I complete my classes. I will definitely be at the MAAM WWII days the first weekend in June.

Take care!
Karen

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Very nice Steve. Well done.

Mike

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Hi Karen--

Very pleased to hear that the pic got there OK. Next time I'm in PA, I'll have to be sure to bring along my paintbox and add the "tail art" that shows in Martin's photo of Dean's 'stang though!

Cheers

Steve T

Good On Ya, Steve !!!

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