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Taltarzac725 10-08-2015 03:50 PM

Throwback Thursday. One of Muncle's Greatest Moments.
 
I have been thinking of some of the Eternal Members as well as some of those who have disappeared on TOTV.

I found this posted by Muncle in the Barbie thread and thought it might be of interest especially for those of you from the Show Me State of Missouri.

https://www.talkofthevillages.com/fo...07-post12.html

Anyone else have some old post that they would like to show in this Throwback Thursday thread? I have been on TOTV since July 2007 so do remember a lot of these fun posts from various regulars back then.

Barefoot 10-08-2015 04:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Taltarzac725 (Post 1126232)
I have been thinking of some of the Eternal Members as well as some of those who have disappeared on TOTV.
I found this posted by Muncle in the Barbie thread and thought it might be of interest especially for those of you from the Show Me State of Missouri.

Muncle was fun and I miss him.
I remember Muncle saying that his name resulted from a niece or nephew saying "my uncle" really quickly.
Donna is another Eternal Member that I miss. I know Kathie I misses her also; they were best of friends.

graciegirl 10-08-2015 04:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Taltarzac725 (Post 1126232)
I have been thinking of some of the Eternal Members as well as some of those who have disappeared on TOTV.

I found this posted by Muncle in the Barbie thread and thought it might be of interest especially for those of you from the Show Me State of Missouri.

https://www.talkofthevillages.com/fo...07-post12.html

Anyone else have some old post that they would like to show in this Throwback Thursday thread? I have been on TOTV since July 2007 so do remember a lot of these fun posts from various regulars back then.



Muncle was one of a kind. I thought he called himself Muncie like the town in Indiana but it was kind of a contraction of my uncle as he was single with only nieces and nephews. He was funny, witty,sarcastic and very well educated, a brilliant man...., and he posted a lot. It was a sad day when he told us that he had been diagnosed with terminal cancer and a sadder one when he left us.


Rest in peace friend. You are not forgotten.

CFrance 10-08-2015 09:41 PM

I still miss John Udvari (sp?) He was so kind and helpful. Gracie, what was his screen name? It's on the tip of my tongue. It had to do with computer skills and age.

I probably still have PMs from him on my notifications page.

Virtual Geezer.

Taltarzac725 10-09-2015 03:56 AM

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Originally Posted by CFrance (Post 1126391)
I still miss John Udvari (sp?) He was so kind and helpful. Gracie, what was his screen name? It's on the tip of my tongue. It had to do with computer skills and age.

I probably still have PMs from him on my notifications page.

Virtual Geezer.

https://www.talkofthevillages.com/fo...-geezer-26225/


That was a cool name. I will have to re-visit some of his posts.

graciegirl 10-09-2015 06:11 AM

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Originally Posted by Taltarzac725 (Post 1126409)
https://www.talkofthevillages.com/fo...-geezer-26225/


That was a cool name. I will have to re-visit some of his posts.



He was excellent with computers and could get any information he was after. I knew enough to not ask how. He came to visit The Villages every year for a month for several years and then he stayed for three months the last time he was here. He too had never married. He had two small houses in Akron that he couldn't sell and that is what held him back from realizing his dream of living here year around.. He was diagnosed with terminal cancer and many kind people in The Villages who loved him kept in contact with him and supported him in his illness . He was brave and cheerful always.


Rest in peace John, we think of you and miss you.

Taltarzac725 10-09-2015 08:31 AM

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Originally Posted by graciegirl (Post 1126427)
He was excellent with computers and could get any information he was after. I knew enough to not ask how. He came to visit The Villages every year for a month for several years and then he stayed for three months the last time he was here. He too had never married. He had two small houses in Akron that he couldn't sell and that is what held him back from realizing his dream of living here year around.. He was diagnosed with terminal cancer and many kind people in The Villages who loved him kept in contact with him and supported him in his illness . He was brave and cheerful always.


Rest in peace John, we think of you and miss you.

Was Muncle a bachelor? I always think of the girl that got away-- sort of-- around this time of the year as her birthday was Columbus Day, October 15. This is Jennifer V.

Fraugoofy 10-09-2015 08:32 AM

This us a really nice forum. Neat to hear about people who were influential on TOTV in a positive way. Thanks for sharing.

CFrance 10-09-2015 08:42 AM

There was another poster who wasn't on for very many years. He needed a liver transplant but died before he even got on the list. He was very funny and very smart and politically knowledgable. He had a cat, and after he died, kittygilchrist found a home for the cat. I think she even hosted the person who took the cat so she could get to know the cat.

I met him at Crisper's. I can't remember his screen name either. We tried to donate a bench in his memory, but couldn't get a spot in The Villages that would have been meaningful to him.

graciegirl 10-09-2015 09:43 AM

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Originally Posted by CFrance (Post 1126486)
There was another poster who wasn't on for very many years. He needed a liver transplant but died before he even got on the list. He was very funny and very smart and politically knowledgable. He had a cat, and after he died, kittygilchrist found a home for the cat. I think she even hosted the person who took the cat so she could get to know the cat.

I met him at Crisper's. I can't remember his screen name either. We tried to donate a bench in his memory, but couldn't get a spot in The Villages that would have been meaningful to him.



Oh C. Why can't we think of his name? He is alive in my memory. He too was beyond smart, he was brilliant and not only a quick wit, but a kind person. He bought a villa in St. James and was very involved with the singles group. Some of the TOTV people tried to get him in line for a liver transplant but failed to see it happen. He too, a bachelor, died alone and I think Kitty found him. He was a wonderful guy and not being able to think of his name hurts my heart. He was not older, and he loved his cat and had a very whimsical style to his décor and found many people who were his friends ; singles and doubles..


Kitty? What was his name?

graciegirl 10-09-2015 09:53 AM

Steve from New York
 
He was interrupted in living his dream by a damned cancer. He was a great person, very smart and funny and very well informed. I can't remember if he and his wife lived here very long or not. Kathie I knew them better than I did.


He loved this place. And folks here just loved him.


https://www.talkofthevillages.com/fo...vefromny-7603/

Barefoot 10-09-2015 11:41 AM

I miss Island Girl (Wii), another Eternal Member She was a sweetheart. I like to think all our Eternal Members are blogging away in another dimension. :024:

2BNTV 10-09-2015 12:54 PM

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Originally Posted by CFrance (Post 1126486)
There was another poster who wasn't on for very many years. He needed a liver transplant but died before he even got on the list. He was very funny and very smart and politically knowledgable. He had a cat, and after he died, kittygilchrist found a home for the cat. I think she even hosted the person who took the cat so she could get to know the cat.

I met him at Crisper's. I can't remember his screen name either. We tried to donate a bench in his memory, but couldn't get a spot in The Villages that would have been meaningful to him.

Gary Brown aka "Geewiz" is the person your referring to. A nice guy who wasn't in TV very long before he passed away.

graciegirl 10-09-2015 01:20 PM

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Originally Posted by 2BNTV (Post 1126609)
Gary Brown aka "Geewiz" is the person your referring to. A nice guy who wasn't in TV very long before he passed away.



That is it. Geewhiz.

Here is a thread he started and those who missed him can see some of what he was like. Skyguy posted on it too.

https://www.talkofthevillages.com/fo...hlight=geewhiz

CFrance 10-09-2015 02:43 PM

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Originally Posted by 2BNTV (Post 1126609)
Gary Brown aka "Geewiz" is the person your referring to. A nice guy who wasn't in TV very long before he passed away.

Thank you, Joe!


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