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Message Subject: Farewell to a Great Human
JohnMD
Posted 7/28/2003 1:53 PM (#77109)
Subject: Farewell to a Great Human





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Location: Algonquin, ILL
Just heard on the news that Bob Hope has passed away at the age of 100, If the world had more people like him this would be a much better place.

Rest In Peace Bob

MeHabeeb
Posted 7/28/2003 2:45 PM (#77125 - in reply to #77109)
Subject: RE: Farewell to a Great Human





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Location: Lindenhurst, Illinois
What a great loss. 100 years old, not sure I want to get that far. I guess if I do I will have to learn how to troll between ages 85-90.

Edited by MeHabeeb 7/28/2003 2:46 PM
AFChief
Posted 7/28/2003 5:08 PM (#77159 - in reply to #77109)
Subject: RE: Farewell to a Great Human




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Location: So. Illinois
Today is indeed a sad day after loosing one of the greatest human beings the ever graced this earth. I have a special place in my heart for Mr. Bob Hope knowing of the outstanding, unselfish support he gave to the Men and Women of our Armed Forces over his many decades of service to our country. If our young men and women need a role model, they should look to Mr. Hope instead of some overpaid self promoting professional athlete. Thanks for the memories Mr. Hope. Go with God and rest in peace.

Chief
sworrall
Posted 7/28/2003 6:48 PM (#77174 - in reply to #77159)
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin
Ditto. He was a great man, who understood that show business was more than just a huge paycheck. He gave back, in many ways.
Sponge
Posted 7/28/2003 7:49 PM (#77186 - in reply to #77109)
Subject: RE: Farewell to a Great Human




Same as above; never got to see him, but some buddies did, and he sure could make one feel better for sure. One thing for sure, he'll always be remembered most for what he did for the troops, and salutes for those who still sacrifice their time to continue in his footsteps...
luckymusky
Posted 7/28/2003 11:04 PM (#77214 - in reply to #77186)
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yeah he definitely defines the term "great american". he will be sorely missed. there arent but a few of the great ones left... ive seen many of his old classics but 59 of em he made! wow... bobspeed...r.i.p.
EViL0nE
Posted 7/28/2003 11:33 PM (#77219 - in reply to #77109)
Subject: RE: Farewell to a Great Human




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It's kinda funny, most that deserve to be called great americans were born in England, including Sir Hope.
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