Amen George
I feel privilged that I was able to meet and get to know our friend Cecil.  One of my favorite memories is of Cecil early in the morning at Portland.  He would always try to have coffee ready and a cup poured before Gene or I could--and we let him win sometimes.  Then we would visit on the way to breakfast over on the fairgrounds.  Those are memories that can not be taken away.  His place around the Portland fire will alway be reserved and we will have a time to remember a great friend, mentor, living example and gentlemen of the old order.
Bear

I once sent him some victor torch parts he could not find and he sent me a tractor sign when I would not let him pay for used parts.  That sign--a MM one--is in a place of honor on the shop wall.

--- "George Willer" <gwill@toast.net> wrote:

From: "George Willer" <gwill@toast.net>
Date: Sat, 5 Nov 2005 09:25:28 -0500
To: "Antique tractor email discussion group" <at@lists.antique-tractor.com>,
		"Cecil Monson" <cmonson@hvc.rr.com>
Subject: [AT] Re: Cecil Monson

The world has lost one of its' "good guys"... a truly nice man.  He will be 
deeply missed by all of us.

Our sympathies to Lucille and the rest of the family.

George Willer

Subject: Cecil Monson


> I'm sorry to tell you that Cecil passed
> away last evening. I thank you for all of the
> get well wishes that were sent to him.
> I know I don't have everyone on the
> list that he wrote to. Please let the
> other antique tractor people know of
> his passing.
> Lucille Hand
> 


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