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If I am correct Jerry Trew is a memeber of this Site. He is now in the V.A. Hospital in Little Rock, Arkansas, USA.

 

Jtrew will be in the hospital a few days while they try some different medications to control the arrhythmia.

If that fails, there is an experimental invasive surgery being discussed.

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He certainly is. Hasn't posted in a while but one of the early members.

 

Keep up posted if you would Jesse.

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I thought he was Newt...actually if I remember correctly you, Jerry and I came to this site about the same time. I think my original # was some where around 500. I computer crashed and when my som built us a new one I lost a lot of address'. It took a while to get everything together. I remember John and a fella named Elton.

 

What ever happened to the sound site or am I mixing this site up with another one?

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Sound has to be another one. But I do think a bunch of us joined here about the same time from a post by Oatmeal Jack on Carp.net.

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Jesse, wish him well from me too....

John S

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Species caught in 2016: Alder, Blackthorn, Common Ash, Crab Apple, Left Earlobe, Pedunculate Oak, Rock Whitebeam, Scots Pine, Smooth-leaved Elm, Swan, Wayfaring tree.

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Norrie - old timer on there. More on the catfishing section than the carp section though.

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Any angler gets my best wishes, too...

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