[AT] Antique Tractor & Hit & Miss Engines Sale

[Stephen Offiler]

Charlie, I'll second that!  I feel that I knew Cecil pretty well despite
only having met him in person a few times.  We had (still have) a little
mini-list with just a small handful of folks from NY/NJ/New England and
Cecil was one of them, I mean, one of us.  For years we communicated daily,
often multiple times daily.  The common bond began as old tractors but we
covered a lot more ground than that.  We still lament Cecil's passing and
remember him fondly.  With that said, I want to put one more name on the
list of people I wish I could be more like:  George Willer.

SO



On Wed, Oct 16, 2013 at 7:03 PM, charlie hill <charliehill at embarqmail.com>wrote:

> David I had the honor and privilege of being in the company of Cecil and
> his
> wife Lucille
> on a handful of occasions.  All were brief but he had a big impact on me.
> Being with
> him in person only amplified the influence he had on me through this list.
> I have to say that second to my dad who I lost almost 47 years ago, I never
> met a man I respected more.
> I wish I had taken more after my dad and I wish I was more like Cecil.
>
> Charlie
>
>