L.M. English

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Bill Ford
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Just got word, L.M. English has passed, A fine Augusta Ga steel player, long time friend, will be missed.
Did a lot of horse trading with LM.
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Damir Besic
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that is a sad news , I talked to LM several times , and we did some horse trading as well … RIP LM
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Barry Coker
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Mr English and I talked a few times as Damer said Horse trading super nice Man he will be missed.
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John Luce
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Sad to hear this. I to did some horse trading with LM. I always enjoyed seeing him.
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Mark Shuda
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One of the "Good Guys", and Goodwill Ambassador of the Pedal Steel Guitar World. Sold and bought several guitars from him and always enjoyed great conversation in the process.
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