A dear friend in need

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raydaughety
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A dear friend in need

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Hey folks. I hope that everyone is doing ok. First of all, I for one am honored to be called a friend by Mike P weather he posts here on the forum or not and I know that there are many here that care greatly about he and Mrs. Annie’s' well being. That said, I got an email from Mike last week with some disturbing news. Mike and Annie had been summoned to Umea, Sweden where Annie's mother lay gravely ill with a very poor prognosis. We have been praying for Annie, Mike and their children all week. The fight ended this morning. Mike sent me an email letting me know that Annie's mother had passed away at the age of 88. He had some inspiring things to say about his mother in law and we all know that Mike tells it like it is so I know it is true. Because many of stories that he shared with us included "the Swede", Mike thought that you all would like to know. I encourage you all to pray for Annie and Mike as Annie is taking her mother's passing very hard. As any good husband should do, Mike is giving Annie all the time that she needs and will stay in Sweden until Annie is ready to come home to the states.

If anyone would like to send a private message to Mike, please send it to me via PM and I will copy them all to an email and see that he gets them. I will also be praying that Mike will reconsider his decision and come home to Excalibur. Folks let me say this. Time is short for all or us and we never know when we will be standing before God, unclothed, and answer for our sins. I for one don't look forward to the judgment as I have sinned a plenty in my lifetime. If those of you have a problem with Mike over what caused him to leave, rethink your position. He has asked for forgiveness from us for what he did and instead of forgiving him as God has already done, some have chose to throw it back in his face. Have you ever said something that you regret? I'll bet that you have. Anyhow, I'm just say that it's sad to open the forum to see Mike P, Grizz, Saxman, FLbuckmaster and so many other's absent from the forum. This used to be a great place and now it feels as if a piece of my heart is missing because you folks are like a family to me. Again, please rethink you position on how you treat people, you may be the one that makes a mistake tomorrow. Will you be forgiven by you peers? Please think about it.

Again, please pray for Mike and Annie and I pray that you all have a great hunting season.

God Bless,

Ray

NOTE: Please excuse the spelling and grammar. Y'all know the drill :oops: .
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God Bless !!!!!!!!!

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Ray his stories are dearly missed . PM sent .
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Deepest sympathy to the Boeh family.
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Ray, add me to your list. He told me he has to travel to town for 'Net connection, so there's a lag time.
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The entire Boeh family will be in my thoughts.
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I know Mike has been gone for some time, but am i the only one here that doesn't have any clue what Mike said that people found offensive. I have even looked in past posts and cannot find a thing.

I'm sorry for his lost but still very confused and for a man of his talent with words, what would be so hard to "take back" whatever was said???
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my thoughts and prayers for the Boeh family are being sent :wink: .........bob

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Post by Norlander »

Very sad news Ray.
Here's hoping Mike and Annie can cope with the loss and the scars heal quickly.

I'm with huntman on this. I have no idea why Mike P left the fold but I can't imagine he or anybody else on this forum did or said anything bad enough to drive him away.
We can't afford to lose any good people and from what I've gathered, we've lost a few of them.
If anyone cares to enlighten me, feel free to send me a PM.
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I extend my condolences as well to Mike and his family.

I have no idea what "upset the apple cart", and don't much need to know, either.

The issues we discuss here are, when the truly important things in life are considered, are pretty darned trivial. There's no good reason to hold a grudge.
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Your not the only one huntman.

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Ray, I'm gonna join the chorus.... Actually I've been MIA on the forum for quite a while now, but I do like to hear about the folks I've come to know here. So please send my sympathy to Mike P and his family and send my hopes that he returns to the group...
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You know we're in too. Please let Mike know we're thinking of Annie and her family at this time. Also, let him know that we miss him.... !!!! :(
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My Prayers to the Family for their Great Loss..

I too have no clue what happened, all I know is I look in vane daily for his posts, and wish for his return.

PS; I wish MikeP had been my English Teacher in High School instead of the crabbie ole Nun we had.

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Prayers sent.
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