In the spirit of the upcoming Thanksgiving season, I would like to a minute and recognize mt.org members that have past away and I would like to start.

A Miss J memory popped up on my Facebook this morning from many years ago. She posted "It was nice to finally meet you in person!".

I remember that like it was yesterday. We started talking here mt.org and then I saw her at an actual Tiger game so walked up to introduced myself. She was ALWAYS so sweet to me and laughed at all my stupid jokes.

Please share your memories of other members!

(11-04-2022 08:21 AM)Guitarman Wrote:  In the spirit of the upcoming Thanksgiving season, I would like to a minute and recognize mt.org members that have past away and I would like to start.

A Miss J memory popped up on my Facebook this morning from many years ago. She posted "It was nice to finally meet you in person!".

I remember that like it was yesterday. We started talking here mt.org and then I saw her at an actual Tiger game so walked up to introduced myself. She was ALWAYS so sweet to me and laughed at all my stupid jokes.

Please share your memories of other members!

I loved Janice, one of the kindest and sweetest people you will ever meet. I also had quite a bit of interaction with Ken Burgess, KRB many years ago. What a GREAT guy. He had a lot of pain and suffering, I was very sad to hear that he had passed.

I got to meet Miss J once as well. Special lady.

Next Winter it'll be 10 years since we lost superfan David Toombs. Our 'smack' forum is named after him. He was such a fixture at Tiger games, always right in the front row.

Tom Mays, Idaho Tiger, was a recruiting junkie, did great research and always shared with the board. Talked to him offline a bit and he was a kindred spirit.

Easterwood, the only reason there was to listen to local sports radio.

Who was the guy who was very very passionate about having the correct colors. Gray Avenger?

I wonder how he would have taken all the uniform variants we had during the Cotton Bowl season.

(11-04-2022 08:29 AM)Stammers Wrote:  

(11-04-2022 08:21 AM)Guitarman Wrote:  In the spirit of the upcoming Thanksgiving season, I would like to a minute and recognize mt.org members that have past away and I would like to start.

A Miss J memory popped up on my Facebook this morning from many years ago. She posted "It was nice to finally meet you in person!".

I remember that like it was yesterday. We started talking here mt.org and then I saw her at an actual Tiger game so walked up to introduced myself. She was ALWAYS so sweet to me and laughed at all my stupid jokes.

Please share your memories of other members!

I loved Janice, one of the kindest and sweetest people you will ever meet. I also had quite a bit of interaction with Ken Burgess, KRB many years ago. What a GREAT guy. He had a lot of pain and suffering, I was very sad to hear that he had passed.

Kenny was a great guy. I knew some guys he played baseball with in high school and we were both in the Air Force. I was shocked by his sudden death.

Janice was sweet too. She was passionate about the Tigers.

Easterwood got my sister that lives in Louisville tickets to see her favorite team kentucky play. He was hilarious and did a lot for youngsters in promoting AAU basketball.

I feel like such a loser. I don't know that I've met any of you. I've been a member since prob 2012-13, but I've been reading this board as a guest for yeeaaaarrrrs. I have thoroughly enjoyed this board full of mostly great people!

Jamamy and Poopdreams

The Other Greg Childers... NOT.


I miss Ms Janice as well. She was quite the photographer, posting photos from Tiger games...and of course DJ Stephens...and of course she was a sweetheart.
Tanyaskees...miss her too. I think some of the rude posters ran a lot of folks away from coming here anymore.

I also miss Jeff Browning posting here I forget his handle...but he lived in Millington.
Really nice fella...he still posts on FB in the Tiger fans boards there.

Don't care much for his politics...but I miss Transitt too.

Jeb

I met Janice on a number of occasions. Awesome lady. R.I.P.

Never met him, but I miss the GrayAvenger.

(11-04-2022 12:27 PM)Mimi Wrote:  Jeb

He still posts on the conference board.

I miss Hob Reese the most. He was a super neat guy.

(11-04-2022 10:12 AM)Hernando Hills Tiger Wrote:  

(11-04-2022 08:29 AM)Stammers Wrote:  I loved Janice, one of the kindest and sweetest people you will ever meet. I also had quite a bit of interaction with Ken Burgess, KRB many years ago. What a GREAT guy. He had a lot of pain and suffering, I was very sad to hear that he had passed.

Kenny was a great guy. I knew some guys he played baseball with in high school and we were both in the Air Force. I was shocked by his sudden death.

Kenny and I became good friends when I returned to Memphis. He was one of the most interesting people I’ve ever known and I considered his friendship a blessing. Miss him to this day.

(11-04-2022 01:12 PM)Hernando Hills Tiger Wrote:  

(11-04-2022 12:27 PM)Mimi Wrote:  Jeb

He still posts on the conference board.

I miss Hob Reese the most. He was a super neat guy.

Still is. He's on the facepages.

I miss Brother Bluto. We had some lively debates but he was a true Tiger fan.

RIP Bluto.

(11-04-2022 03:27 PM)3rdgenerationtiger Wrote:  I miss Brother Bluto. We had some lively debates but he was a true Tiger fan.

RIP Bluto.

He was the first one that I consistently sparred with here. He was like my training ground - although it honestly didn't present much challenge. But I guess part of sparring is not getting hurt, so there's that.

Whatever happened to Strat57?...he was a cool poster back in the day.