The Steel Guitar Forum

Larry,

I am so sorry for the loss of your wife.

Today marks 10 months since I lost my wife. We were just a few weeks shy of our 50th anniversary, as well.

You are, and will be in my thoughts and prayers.

Jack Shults

Thank you fellows.

Thank you, everybody, for your prayers and well wishes.

My brother died on Wednesday, and my brother-in-law died Thursday morning. Both were musicians, and we had played music together since the '50s. They will be missed.

We couldn't be with either family because of my wife's failing health.

J.R., So sorry to hear of your loss. I pray that God will comfort you during this difficult time.

I am so sorry to hear of Bill's passing. I spent many nights listening to his show on WBAP.

He and I have mutual relatives, and I always enjoyed the times I got to spend with him.

He will be missed.

Paul, you sound good; as you always do.

So sorry to hear this. I used to see him every day when he worked at the Foundry, in Duncan, OK. He and his family were regular customers at my sister-in-law's restaurant.

He will be missed.

I grew up with that hymnal. The one I have had for the past 20 years or so has a green cover.

I grew up with that hymnal. The one I have had for the past 20 years or so has a green cover.

I received word that Duncan, Oklahoma steeler Rod Isham passed away last night. He was a dear friend and had played steel guitar since 1970. For the past several years, he had owned a music store and was known to give away almost as much as he sold. He was always willing to help starting musicians a...

Arch,

I am so sorry to hear that you lost June. I have never met either of you, but your emails made it seem as though we knew her.

I'm sorry to hear of Wade's passing. I first met him at the Texas show, in about '86.

He came to the last place I played, while living in Texas.

My condolences to his family.

Gene,

I'm so sorry to hear of your situation. I have enjoyed our visits, in person, and online.

You are in my prayers.

Jack

Thank You for your prayers and support. It is nice to have friends who care.

On Monday,07JUL14,I lost my nephew, LaWayne Brown to leukemia.

He wasn't a musician himself, but really enjoyed the steel guitar, and supported our kind of music.

Jack

So sad to hear this. Bobbe used to live in my home town, up in Oklahoma. We worked in the same machine shop, but at different times.

My first pedal steel, was also his first.

The family is in my prayers.

I am so very sorry to hear about this. I first talked to Reece in 1975 and met him in 1986. I counted him and Teresa to be some of my dearest friends.

The family is in my prayers.

Darvin,

I am so sorry to hear of your mother's passing. It is never easy to see them go, but it is good that we know where she is today. That is what life is all about, and she has made it.

You and your family are in my prayers.

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I am really sorry to hear this. He grew up next door to me, in Oklahoma. We had mutual relatives.

He WAS a great musician and a great individual. He will surely be missed.

Jack

U.S. Army 1967-1973
Ft. Polk, La.- Ft. Monmouth, NJ - Oakland Army Base, CA - Camp Sukiran, Okinawa - Schofield Barracks, Hawaii, plus a few times being stationed with the U.S. Marines.

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Roland,

I am so sad to hear that you lost your dad. I really enjoyed the time that we got to be together when you were in this area. He was really a good man.

You and your family are in my prayers.

Yes, we lost another hero.

My unit was on the Hawaii tracking station for that mission. I got to see the three of them, out in the Pacific while they were still in the quarantine capsule. It was exciting to meet them.

I still remember the excitement when we heard, "The Eagle Has Landed."

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