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Prayers for you Jan, Donnie and Tony's family. What a great knife maker he was and a great friend to all who knew him. I am glad that I had the pleasure of meeting him a few years ago.
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Permalink Reply by Ron Cooper on
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My condolences to Tony's friends and family. Few have cast a larger shadow on the knife community than Tony. His life and legacy will endure and only grow larger with the passing of time. Rest in eternal peace, old friend.
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Permalink Reply by Jan Carter on
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As the day moves forward I feel like I am lost in an endless circle. Please join me in a prayer for the Reed family. Danny Reed of Reed Cutlery passed yesterday. Tracey let me know this evening. Danny was a giant of a man and had a heart bigger than that. Losing him will leave a hole in my heart. Go with God my friend.
Lord watch over Tracey and the Reed family in this time of need. Let her feel your loving hands and help me to be the friend she needs right now
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Permalink Reply by Billy Oneale on
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Prayers for the Reed family
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Permalink Reply by Tracey Reed on
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Thank you Billy.
Billy Oneale said:Prayers for the Reed family
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Thank you Jan. The knife community and people Danny and I have come to know over the last 17 years are like none other. I've said all along, the knife people are just a different crew - they are all so nice. The people who have instructed, led, and helped in any other way as we learned "knives" have become close friends, like family. God bless.
Jan Carter said:As the day moves forward I feel like I am lost in an endless circle. Please join me in a prayer for the Reed family. Danny Reed of Reed Cutlery passed yesterday. Tracey let me know this evening. Danny was a giant of a man and had a heart bigger than that. Losing him will leave a hole in my heart. Go with God my friend.
Lord watch over Tracey and the Reed family in this time of need. Let her feel your loving hands and help me to be the friend she needs right now
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Sometimes I get to come here with good news.
Welcome the latest addition to the TSA Knives family!https://cascade.madmimi.com/bulk_images/11575855/20201120_062426202..."/>
Lucy Mae born 11-18-2020 7# 14 oz has joined the TSA Knives family! To celebrate we will be adding several surprise GEC and Blackjack knives over the holiday weekend.
Congrats to Erin and her family. Welcome to the knife world Lucy Mae!
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Permalink Reply by Steve Scheuerman (Manx) on
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Congrats to the family!! Great news!
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Our thoughts and Prayers are with the Kifer family today. Kifer Cutlery has lost a precious family member and we, a friend. Goodbye Terry, you will be missed by all that had the pleasure to know you
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Permalink Reply by Frank Stennett on
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One of the good guys.
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Many a knife collection began in the middle of a long night with the first impulse buy. We say goodbye to Jim Frost today and share prayers for his friends and family in this time of sorrow
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It is with great sorrow that I report the passing of long time life
member and Board of Directors James Edward Siska. Jim passed away on Decem-
ber 18, 2020 at Baystate Medical Center (Springfield, Ma}after a
long battle with pulmonary fibrosis at the age of 70.
Jim was a very active member of our club for as long as I can remember and has donated many
great knives to our annual raffle.Jim has also been active with the regional custom knife
making community and has shared his knowledge to many an aspiring knife maker.Jim was a smiling face at all of our shows and always a gentleman, he will be missed by all.
Our sincere condolences go out to his wife Ruth of 51 years and his two sons, Michael and Mathew and their families.
from the JANUARY 2021 NORTHEAST CUTLERY COLLECTORS ASSOCIATION Newsletter
iKC adds it's prayers for the family and friends, A great loss indeed
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