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Rememberance for a golfing partner...


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Don't want to get heavy on this board but wanted to tell you guys that a good childhood buddy and regular playing partner passed away last thursday night in his sleep of a heart attack...aged 43 :sad:

He was 5'9", 160lbs but could smoke it off the tee like few i've ever seen - pro distance. At one point in his younger days he considered turning pro but decided against it. We played about 20 rounds together every year and always had fun. Fun loving guy, fastest tempo, great imagination on the course, but always wanted to pound it! "190 uphill, I'm hitting 4 iron and you?"..."think i'm hitting my 7" - LOL! Seriously, that was him. Half the time he'd make it and half the time he'd pull it so far left cuz he just swung too hard!

If you find this corny, don't read on - just my way of saying bye to a golfing buddy;

José - you know how much fun we had on the course and our last boys' trip to Phuket was a blast. I'm glad I got to share those moments with you in your unbelievably brief time on this earth (most of which was spent on the course! haha). Every time Alex, Jack and I tee it up you'll be present with us and we'll remember you. We'll miss your stupid jokes, your passing wind all day!, your unreal drives, me managing your game when we teamed up, beating the crap out of them in Phuket, and all the great conversations we had at the 19th. You were a cheap bastard! but oh so generous with you heart and your time. Fanling will never be the same for us whenever we play there but i'm sure you're in a much better place now. Now that you can play all day, just remember to club up and swing a little slower! :wink:

I'll always miss you my friend.

Didier

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Sorry to hear that Didier you never told me about that. Well my heart goes out to you and his family, its real hard to lose a good friend that was a part of your life. And the real bummer of these times is when they pass at a early age and should have so many more years. Sorry to hear this buddy and may GOD be with you and his family. Stay strong..

Bryan

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Didier

A very nice tribute from you to your friend. I believe your friend had a truly fine friend in you. :wink:

Mac

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