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GaDragonfly - 03 Apr 2007 03:49 GMT

Pam,
I can't remember, do you have a video camera? You should be making
lots of video as well as the pictures you are making. I have a video
camera I would like to send to you if you don't already have one. It
is a Sony camera that uses the mini disks. It takes great pictures, I
like it almost better than the current Sony I have which records to a
mini-dvd. But if you could use it right now I'd like to send it to
you. Just let me know.

Julie

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GaDragonfly - 03 Apr 2007 03:56 GMT

> Pam,
> I can't remember, do you have a video camera? You should be making
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> Julie

Correction - It uses mini-tapes not disks, but transfers to hard disk
very easily. -Julie

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Tanada - 03 Apr 2007 20:16 GMT

> Pam,
> I can't remember, do you have a video camera? You should be making
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> Julie

You're so sweet, Julie. What we have is an ancient VHS video that will not
film indoors. It has been sitting around for a long time as no one wants to
have that heavy thing on their shoulders. I never thought of video. I do
have people writing down their stories about Rob (If anyone has a story or
more about Rob, please send it to me) so that I can include it in a memorial
book about his life.

Here is a story Rob's mom sent me:

While in Hawaii one day Rob, Denise and a friend of Denise's were sitting
around the living room talking about phobias. Denise asks "What's it called
when you are afraid of your moms cooking?"
Rob pipes up and said "Smart!"

He was a smart *ss then and is still one now

Pam S.

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sam - 04 Apr 2007 04:06 GMT

>> Pam,
>> I can't remember, do you have a video camera? You should be making
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> Pam S.

My favorite is the one about Rob peppering an officer's (general?) Jeep
with hot brass. As I recall, an officer was touring a training area
when Rob's chopper flew over. As the officer in question wasn't
well-liked, as his Jeep was recognized, Rob called "Ready right", the
pilot maneuvered the chopper into position, and Rob loosed several
(hundred?) rounds of hot brass (the ammo was blanks) all over the Jeep.
Still cracks me up every time I think of it.

You told it way better than I just did. I'll Google and see if I can
find it.

Sam, closely supervised by Mistletoe.

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Tanada - 04 Apr 2007 20:22 GMT

> My favorite is the one about Rob peppering an officer's (general?) Jeep
> with hot brass. As I recall, an officer was touring a training area when
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> Sam, closely supervised by Mistletoe.

Awwww yes. The story about Rob's helicopter and how they strafed the
sergeant major. Bugger deserved it.

Pam S. who'll let you do the research.

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