RE: [Chrysler300] stopping buy

[<john_nowosacki@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

John,

I'd like to second the sentiment shared by Gary. Please give the club another chance as circumstances were nowhere near normal as all the group members were still reeling from the news of the loss of a longtime and much cherished member of the club in one John Hertog.

It was certainly a much more subdued bunch of members than I've ever seen gathered at any Mopar or club event, and with good reason.  Spirits were down and the temperatures were way up, which was also not so conducive to the normally more exuberant atmosphere that one would find in the 300 tent.  In fact, a good portion of the exuberance and welcoming behavior would most likely have come from John himself.

We remaining members will have to attempt the filling of some very big shoes in the hospitality department to overcome the loss of John and Eleanor.

 

John

 

 

 

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From: Chrysler300@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:Chrysler300@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of c300c@xxxxxxx
Sent: Wednesday, July 16, 2008 12:51 PM
To: rdrnr6970@xxxxxxx; Chrysler300@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: [Chrysler300] stopping buy

 


Hi John,

I'm don't know of where you are speaking, but the first couple of times I 
attended 300 Club meets ( both Clubs ), I had the same feelings you 
experienced. Those feelings did not last long after I introduced myself to perfect 
strangers ( funny how they had the same feelings ). Then we all relaxed, looked 
at all the cars, talked to proud owners and asked for their advice on various 
aspects of restoration which they were always happy to pass on and I was 
glad to get this advice. That was in 1971.

Now, I am one of the many old-timers. We are glad you took the time to visit 
and we hoped you would stay and ask all the questions you must have, of us. 
Please don't be offended. Maybe those people were feeling the same as you and 
felt the need to be shy, but not meaning to upset you.

This is really a large, happy family of 300 owners and supporters. Come back 
and visit again, we will enjoy having you and your uncle. And I hope you 
enjoy us as much.

300-C'ly, Gary Hagy in hot, humid Hamburg, PA




In a message dated 7/16/2008 8:13:50 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, 
rdrnr6970@xxxxxxx <mailto:rdrnr6970%40aol.com>  writes:

well i stopped buy,and didnt feel confortable myself,or my uncle sy.we were 
greeted with what the hell are you doing here looks.im a fairly new 
member,and was going to sign up my uncle sy also but not now,and i wont be renewing 
with the 300 club.i thought this would be a different club? but i guess not 
now.....john

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