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A true hobbiest
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A true hobbiest
And he just happens to be my favorite uncle.
https://www.modelaircraft.org/files/PeterkaRon.pdf
https://www.modelaircraft.org/files/PeterkaRon.pdf
jsesere- Rest In Peace
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Re: A true hobbiest
Thanks Joe,
It is all starting to make sense!
Ron
It is all starting to make sense!
Ron
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Re: A true hobbiest
I definitely have him to thanks. BTW the gas station he mentioned owning once belonged to my grandfather and was the first Shell gas station in the city Los Angeles and was located in an area that is now called Chinatown.
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