kBOY Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Here is all you need to know: > > > ators/ > So, I see that Jim Wirthlin is on the staff there. I knew him at Coniah in the 70's. He was a nice guy. I wondered what became of him. A few years after I left the walk, I ran into him at a Franklin Planner class that we were both taking. In both cas
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Lamp, Changed, PBX and Apostle, thanks for the welcomes. Looks like PBX is one of the original “Barn-stormers” in SD. I remember that place being cold in the winter and unbearably hot in the summer. I was happy when I returned in ’75 (or so) to find a new air-conditioned facility in place of the barn, for sure. I wanted to make a comment in answer to someone’s post (too lazy to go back and
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Does this forum work? I keep getting an error message when I try to post.
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Hi, This is my first post here. I have read through all the posts in this thread (a long, long, slog -- but very enlightening). I was in TLW twice, once from 1970 to 1972 and a second time from 1975 to 1978. All of this was in the San Diego (Coniah Chapel). I actually started "pre-Coniah" in RD Cronquist's garage. I was a close friend of Dave Cokas and came into TLW along wit
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