Re: Anyone In Touch With Ron Hunter

The Real Bev <[email protected]> Sat, 20 Feb 2021 11:09:20 -0800
Newsgroups gmane.comp.mozilla.general
Organization The Vast Right-Wing Conspiracy
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On 02/20/2021 12:35 AM, Daniel wrote:
> Sailfish wrote on 20/2/21 6:24 pm:
>> Ron hasn't been on this board for a few years and he seemed to have
>> medical complications even then. However, any chance someone here has
>> been in touch with him and, if so, how he's holding up with the Texas
>> cold snap?

Last post April 24 2018.  Maybe he just got too angry about the mozilla 
products...

> Hmm! Nothing heard about Ron, but your post reminded me that I often
> wonder what's happened to Jay Garcia who was a regular poster and of
> great assistance on the Netscape groups on the secnews server, the
> pre-incarnation of these newsgroups, back about the turn of the Century.

A few months ago I searched for him, his wife Candy and their Australian 
Shepherd breeding business in Louisiana, probably N'Yawlins.  Just old 
stuff.  Nothing within a couple of years. He was active in 2014, a few 
posts in 2015, and "I'm really not dead" on 10/8/2017.  I guess he was 
wrong.

> I guess, eventually, we will all just be "not heard from in a long time"
> on these newsgroups!! ;-(

My husband hasn't a clue about all my internet 'connections'.  I've left 
a password text file on my computer, but I bet he doesn't remember its 
obscure name.  If he pulled up thunderbird he could easily figure out 
what groups I post into and the people I correspond with, but there's 
that IF thing...

The internet has permitted us to grieve for total strangers who really 
aren't strangers.

At least I won't go from COVID (knock wood).  Second shot Thursday, 8 
hours of ache/chills/fever Friday and that seems to be it.


-- 
Cheers, Bev

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