Carlton mclendon a long time friend passed away the day after Christmas .
For many years he ran a shop specializing in exotic woods and veneers in
Atlanta .
He sponsored many woodworkers in the area through his knowledge, expertise
and generosity [myself included] .
Starting from a small shop in Montgomery Alabama to a major manufacturer of
Victorian reproductions in that area selling the product worldwide .
A man who never met an enemy ,never said a bad word about anyone but
enriched everyone he came in contact with. he will be sorely missed ....mjh
On Thu, 30 Dec 2004 10:18:26 -0500, "mike hide" <[email protected]>
wrote:
>Carlton mclendon a long time friend passed away the day after Christmas .
>For many years he ran a shop specializing in exotic woods and veneers in
>Atlanta .
>
>He sponsored many woodworkers in the area through his knowledge, expertise
>and generosity [myself included] .
>
>Starting from a small shop in Montgomery Alabama to a major manufacturer of
>Victorian reproductions in that area selling the product worldwide .
>
>
>A man who never met an enemy ,never said a bad word about anyone but
>enriched everyone he came in contact with. he will be sorely missed ....mjh
>
>
I'm nowhere near Atlanta, but your words give me a good sense of the man.
A nice tribute and an inspiration. -- Igor
"mike hide" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Carlton mclendon a long time friend passed away the day after Christmas .
> For many years he ran a shop specializing in exotic woods and veneers in
> Atlanta .
>
> He sponsored many woodworkers in the area through his knowledge, expertise
> and generosity [myself included] .
>
> Starting from a small shop in Montgomery Alabama to a major manufacturer
> of
> Victorian reproductions in that area selling the product worldwide .
>
>
> A man who never met an enemy ,never said a bad word about anyone but
> enriched everyone he came in contact with. he will be sorely missed
> ....mjh
Sounds like an involved and open minded guy. Day after Christmas or the
27th?