Re: Upcoming Event at Pacific Coast Railroad
| February 20, 2010 02:33PM |
Russ, we were also there in May 6,7 of 2005, guess we didn't know you then! We had a #315 booth set up in the Mission Estencia building.
This was Rob Rossi's first PCR event. It was great, but even better now with the additional track.
Our daughter lives in Santa Margarita, just a few blocks away from the railroad. We lived in San Luis Obispo for 32 years, really enjoyed it there. Rob was our landlord for a couple years when we had an antique store in S.L.O. The Roger Linn and Mary Frances were named after Rob's parents. Mary just passed away little over a week ago, she was a great lady,& very active in community events & served on the Railroad Centennial in 1994.
This was Rob Rossi's first PCR event. It was great, but even better now with the additional track.
Our daughter lives in Santa Margarita, just a few blocks away from the railroad. We lived in San Luis Obispo for 32 years, really enjoyed it there. Rob was our landlord for a couple years when we had an antique store in S.L.O. The Roger Linn and Mary Frances were named after Rob's parents. Mary just passed away little over a week ago, she was a great lady,& very active in community events & served on the Railroad Centennial in 1994.
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