THE REMEMBRANCE WALL

"the next time you do get to play someone, especially a good friend, pause and relish the passing moment because you never know"
Trev Edwards, May 2007

This is a page for people to pay their respects to ASL players who are no longer with us :-(
Simply click on a name to find out more about the person and the tributes to them.
If you want me to add a tribute, or set up a new page for someone please contact me.

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Paul Weir (2020)
John Hill (2015)
Fred Ingram (1949 - 2014)
Christian Koppmeyer (1962 - 2014)
Bill 'Fish' Conner (1952 - 2012)
Ian Daglish (1952 - 2011)
Glen Gray (1957 - 2010)
Jim McLeod (2009)
Iain Mckay (1962 - 2006)
John Van Marter (1961 - 2007)
Gord Reid (1953 - 2007)
Cloyde Angell (2005)
Kent Smoak

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IN MEMORY OF CLOYDE ANGELL

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ABOUT KENT:

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DIED: 2005

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TRIBUTES

Jon Halfin
My fondest memory of Cloyde was his instructing this new (at the time in 1991) ASL player why exactly he was able to beat me so easily at a match we played at the old TRW (now Experian) building in Long Beach. He was always willing to teach the "new guy" how to play this game.

It was with sadness some time ago when I returned to the hobby after finishing my career in the USMC to learn of his passing.

Rest Well, Cloyde.

from "that guy whose wounded heroic 7-0 held off the Shermans bravely in the end at the wooden building all alone..."

Cloyde's Family has graciously given permission for a tribute to him to be here. I say thank you for the camaraderie of another friend and opponent, now departed.

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