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biggun
Monkey for Hire
Sorry for your loss Rich.
pigwot
M's, Juniper's, Lowen’s, and Inge’s Grandpa
Norm Hall.
He was just at the Illinois Arborist Assoc. Conference this past weekend. If the Midwest had a famous Euc-Man, it was Norm.
A voice in tree care since the 1970s… definitely will be missed.
Norm Hall Obituary, Death – The Illinois Arborist Association mourns the profound loss of a legendary figure, Norm Hall, with heavy hearts and a deep sense of sorrow. Norm’s sudden passing has sent shockwaves through the arborist community, leaving behind a void that cannot be easily filled. As friends, colleagues, and admirers grapple with the reality of his absence, the association pays tribute to a man whose impact transcended the professional realm, touching the lives of many.
Norm Hall wasn’t just an arborist; he was a friend, mentor, and a beacon of inspiration for countless individuals. His legacy is etched not only in the branches of the trees he cared for but in the hearts and minds of those he influenced. As the Illinois Arborist Association navigates this challenging moment, they extend their deepest condolences to Norm’s wife, Kathy, recognizing the inseparable bond that defined their partnership.
For those fortunate enough to have known Norm, his presence was synonymous with guidance, wisdom, and unwavering support. He played a pivotal role in shaping the careers and lives of those around him, leaving an enduring imprint on the arborist community. The outpouring of grief and tributes on social media speaks to the magnitude of his influence, underscoring the profound impact he had on a vast network of professionals and arborist enthusiasts.
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He was just at the Illinois Arborist Assoc. Conference this past weekend. If the Midwest had a famous Euc-Man, it was Norm.
A voice in tree care since the 1970s… definitely will be missed.
Norm Hall Obituary, Death – The Illinois Arborist Association mourns the profound loss of a legendary figure, Norm Hall, with heavy hearts and a deep sense of sorrow. Norm’s sudden passing has sent shockwaves through the arborist community, leaving behind a void that cannot be easily filled. As friends, colleagues, and admirers grapple with the reality of his absence, the association pays tribute to a man whose impact transcended the professional realm, touching the lives of many.
Norm Hall wasn’t just an arborist; he was a friend, mentor, and a beacon of inspiration for countless individuals. His legacy is etched not only in the branches of the trees he cared for but in the hearts and minds of those he influenced. As the Illinois Arborist Association navigates this challenging moment, they extend their deepest condolences to Norm’s wife, Kathy, recognizing the inseparable bond that defined their partnership.
For those fortunate enough to have known Norm, his presence was synonymous with guidance, wisdom, and unwavering support. He played a pivotal role in shaping the careers and lives of those around him, leaving an enduring imprint on the arborist community. The outpouring of grief and tributes on social media speaks to the magnitude of his influence, underscoring the profound impact he had on a vast network of professionals and arborist enthusiasts.
Norm Hall Obituary Illinois, Famous Arborist Has Passed Away
Norm Hall Death, Obituary - I'm posting this message on social media with a heavy heart because it's something that I strongly believe needs to be said,. After a lengthy battle with an unforeseen illness,
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chris_girard
Treehouser
Norm was a friend and mentor of mine for 20 years. Just spoke with him recently. So sorry to hear of his passingNorm Hall.
He was just at the Illinois Arborist Assoc. Conference this past weekend. If the Midwest had a famous Euc-Man, it was Norm.
A voice in tree care since the 1970s… definitely will be missed.
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Norm Hall Obituary, Death – The Illinois Arborist Association mourns the profound loss of a legendary figure, Norm Hall, with heavy hearts and a deep sense of sorrow. Norm’s sudden passing has sent shockwaves through the arborist community, leaving behind a void that cannot be easily filled. As friends, colleagues, and admirers grapple with the reality of his absence, the association pays tribute to a man whose impact transcended the professional realm, touching the lives of many.
Norm Hall wasn’t just an arborist; he was a friend, mentor, and a beacon of inspiration for countless individuals. His legacy is etched not only in the branches of the trees he cared for but in the hearts and minds of those he influenced. As the Illinois Arborist Association navigates this challenging moment, they extend their deepest condolences to Norm’s wife, Kathy, recognizing the inseparable bond that defined their partnership.
For those fortunate enough to have known Norm, his presence was synonymous with guidance, wisdom, and unwavering support. He played a pivotal role in shaping the careers and lives of those around him, leaving an enduring imprint on the arborist community. The outpouring of grief and tributes on social media speaks to the magnitude of his influence, underscoring the profound impact he had on a vast network of professionals and arborist enthusiasts.
Norm Hall Obituary Illinois, Famous Arborist Has Passed Away
Norm Hall Death, Obituary - I'm posting this message on social media with a heavy heart because it's something that I strongly believe needs to be said,. After a lengthy battle with an unforeseen illness,
pete mctree
Treehouser
Seen Shane a few times, including an amazing gig in 95 where he played with the Popes and Kirsty McColl. I met my wonderful Mrs at that gig - what a night !
pigwot
M's, Juniper's, Lowen’s, and Inge’s Grandpa
Norman Lear at 101 years old.
biggun
Monkey for Hire
Apollo Creed.
RIP Carl Weathers
RIP Carl Weathers
CurSedVoyce
California Hillbilly
Toby Keith it seems
Dave Shepard
Square peg, round world.
Seiji Ozawa.
2 cats that lived in a pumphouse at the plant where I work were killed in an accident yesterday. I know this thread is mostly for famous people but I don't GAS about celebrities and won't shed a tear for any of them. Animals on the other hand...
Kaveman
Treehouser
Dude that sucks, what happened?
I probably shouldn't have said anything, they don't like plant matters discussed on social media. Plus I don't want to be that loser who gets off shocking people with gory details. I had just heard the news and felt the need to air it here and lash out at celebs in my grief. They (celebs) do really suck though.
pigwot
M's, Juniper's, Lowen’s, and Inge’s Grandpa
Aleksei Navalny.
Putin kills again
“Vladimir Putin’s Russia has just become even more bleak and soulless with the reported death in an Arctic prison of Aleksei Navalny, the 47-year-old dissident who showed immense bravery and humor as he tried to bring democracy to his homeland.
Navalny’s strength, resilience and courage contrast with the fecklessness of so many Americans dealing with Putin. From Donald Trump to Tucker Carlson, a remarkable number of American leaders and their mouthpieces roll over before the Russian president.
“Why do Trump and his congressional enablers want to further appease this Russian tyrant?” Senator Dick Durbin, Democrat of Illinois, asked after the news broke of Navalny’s death.
I hope Navalny’s example will fortify Americans and Europeans alike, for despite all our resources we have not shown a sliver of the strength that he did.”
Putin kills again
“Vladimir Putin’s Russia has just become even more bleak and soulless with the reported death in an Arctic prison of Aleksei Navalny, the 47-year-old dissident who showed immense bravery and humor as he tried to bring democracy to his homeland.
Navalny’s strength, resilience and courage contrast with the fecklessness of so many Americans dealing with Putin. From Donald Trump to Tucker Carlson, a remarkable number of American leaders and their mouthpieces roll over before the Russian president.
“Why do Trump and his congressional enablers want to further appease this Russian tyrant?” Senator Dick Durbin, Democrat of Illinois, asked after the news broke of Navalny’s death.
I hope Navalny’s example will fortify Americans and Europeans alike, for despite all our resources we have not shown a sliver of the strength that he did.”
Look at the bright side:
So far Boris Nadesjdin hasn't fallen down with an airplane, "accidentally"fallen out of a window, been shot, drunk a fatal cup of tea or put on a pair of Novisjok underpants ( Did I miss any?), he has only been blocked from taken part in the election, because some of the 200,000 signatures, he collected in order to be eligible were "Faked".
By the Democrats, no doubt.
So far Boris Nadesjdin hasn't fallen down with an airplane, "accidentally"fallen out of a window, been shot, drunk a fatal cup of tea or put on a pair of Novisjok underpants ( Did I miss any?), he has only been blocked from taken part in the election, because some of the 200,000 signatures, he collected in order to be eligible were "Faked".
By the Democrats, no doubt.
BlackSmith
Uncivil
Democrats worried about Putin’s body count. ( Laughs in Vince Foster etc. etc. etc. )
Dave Shepard
Square peg, round world.
Richard Lewis
Treeaddict
Treehouser
I enjoy his role on Curb Your Enthusiasm.
Mellow
BCMA
Dickey Betts.
Altissimus
TreeHouser
Yeah , thankfully I saw some Allman shows before Dickey slowed down some , a great.
Cobleskill
Treehouser
Watkins Glen 1973. Summer Jam. Grateful Dead, The Band, and The Allman Brothers. Only time I saw them
Mellow
BCMA
No chit! My big brother was there. I was too young to go. The day after, there was a picture in the newspaper of the backup on the thruway. We could see my dad's pickup truck parked on the shoulder, right where my brother left it and walked to the concert.
Burnham
Woods walker
Allman Bros. Band played my high school girlfriends' prom, in 1973. That was a trip.
vharrison
Island Girl
Burn, what state, FL?
