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Rod Jensen

April 17, 2006 11:27PM

That is it. I think it was Ryan that I remember so clearly, he really took it hard. Hopefully he can look back on all the good times knowing he was part of something really special. But then I don't have to tell any of you GL guys/ gals that...take care and maybe someday the tracks will align themselves to create another opportunity like you had there.
Rod

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Zen and The Art of Locomotive Firing PIC	Shane Schabow	April 17, 2006 09:43PM
ATTN: Phil Reader - see above message NM	Shane Schabow	April 17, 2006 09:44PM
Re: Zen and The Art of Locomotive Firing	Rod Jensen	April 17, 2006 10:23PM
Re: Zen and The Art of Locomotive Firing	Shane Schabow	April 17, 2006 11:10PM
Re: Zen and The Art of Locomotive Firing	Rod Jensen	April 17, 2006 11:27PM
Re: Zen and The Art of Locomotive Firing PIC	Ron Ruhoff	April 19, 2006 06:04AM
Re: Zen and The Art of Locomotive Firing	Skip Luke	April 19, 2006 03:11PM
Re: Zen and The Art of Locomotive Firing	Phil Reader	April 19, 2006 04:31PM
Re: Zen and The Art of Locomotive Firing	Skip Luke	April 20, 2006 03:07PM
Re: Zen and The Art of Locomotive Firing	Ron Ruhoff	April 19, 2006 05:53PM

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