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Mike P · 06-10-2000, 01:41 PM

Brad, the Hawg Hunter man, just called me with some bad news about an old friend our ours, as well as Roland and Sherry. Apparently, our old friend from our "Leper Colony" days at the Canal, Robert "Huff" Langley, passed away suddenly and unexpectedly, far too young at the tender age of 46. Brad doesn't know a lot of the details yet, but it seems he went suddenly and painlessly from a brain aneurism. Our prayers and thoughts should go out to his widow, Charlene, and his many friends from the Canal. The Huffer, as he was known, was a scraggly looking guy but possessed a heart of gold, and shared his fishing knowledge and company freely with veterans and rookies alike. We spent many fun times at the Canal and the Vineyard with Huff and we'll all miss him terribly.

Life is precious and too short--live it to the fullest and rejoice in it.

06-10-2000, 01:41 PM	#1
Mike P Jiggin' Leper Lawyer iTrader: (0) Join Date: Oct 2000 Location: 61° 30′ 0″ N, 23° 46′ 0″ E Posts: 8,158	Bad news about an old friend Brad, the Hawg Hunter man, just called me with some bad news about an old friend our ours, as well as Roland and Sherry. Apparently, our old friend from our "Leper Colony" days at the Canal, Robert "Huff" Langley, passed away suddenly and unexpectedly, far too young at the tender age of 46. Brad doesn't know a lot of the details yet, but it seems he went suddenly and painlessly from a brain aneurism. Our prayers and thoughts should go out to his widow, Charlene, and his many friends from the Canal. The Huffer, as he was known, was a scraggly looking guy but possessed a heart of gold, and shared his fishing knowledge and company freely with veterans and rookies alike. We spent many fun times at the Canal and the Vineyard with Huff and we'll all miss him terribly. Life is precious and too short--live it to the fullest and rejoice in it.