RIP LeviGSP
- Thread starter Cootmeurer
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Caithness is a lesser place for his passing.
Like so many SD members I did not know Mr. Bojda but very much wish I had, having read just a few of the touching tributes.
My sincere condolences to his family & freinds.
K
Like so many SD members I did not know Mr. Bojda but very much wish I had, having read just a few of the touching tributes.
My sincere condolences to his family & freinds.
K
Fosbery Holster
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This guy knew his stuff and will miss his input here.
Sincere condolences to his family and friends.
Sincere condolences to his family and friends.
Jameshenry
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Leaving this world with your boots on doing something you love , I think we all secretly wish for that, however hard it is for our loved ones and friends left behind, RIP fellow countryman
Ouhout
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I was with Frank last week, along with @Cootmeurer & @Mountain Bug
Frank kindly took me under his wing a few years ago after I arrived in the Orkney Islands from South Africa, he taught me so much over the years about deer stalking, goose shooting & fishing.
I still cant really believe he is gone but I was fortunate enough to have met him & to become friends. May you RIP Frank & thank you for everything you have done for me…
Frank kindly took me under his wing a few years ago after I arrived in the Orkney Islands from South Africa, he taught me so much over the years about deer stalking, goose shooting & fishing.
I still cant really believe he is gone but I was fortunate enough to have met him & to become friends. May you RIP Frank & thank you for everything you have done for me…
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Very sad news, I enjoyed his input on the SD
Cootmeurer
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For those that have kindly responded, the family wishes that you know their appreciation. While they aren’t members of the SD, they have been reading and are thankful for those with such fond memories of Frank.
gelert
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I was up in the HIghlands over the weekend when I recieved the sad news of Franks passing.An incredibly knowledgeable man on all things of the countryside and those that met him would instantly attest.
I would mither him on kielbasa recepies and smoking stuff,carp fishing etc.Life is as short as we make it,and he certainly lived a life most of us could only dream of.
For the Sportsman
He walked where the wild winds softly call,
By marsh and wood, he knew them all.
At dawn’s first light, through mist and dew,
His faithful dogs beside him too.
The flight of geese, the whirr of wings,
The hush the early morning brings.
He knew the hills, the still, deep glen,
A quiet soul among wild men.
Now nature keeps him, calm and near,
In every bark, in every deer.
The wild remembers clear and true,
The man who loved the morning view.
I would mither him on kielbasa recepies and smoking stuff,carp fishing etc.Life is as short as we make it,and he certainly lived a life most of us could only dream of.
For the Sportsman
He walked where the wild winds softly call,
By marsh and wood, he knew them all.
At dawn’s first light, through mist and dew,
His faithful dogs beside him too.
The flight of geese, the whirr of wings,
The hush the early morning brings.
He knew the hills, the still, deep glen,
A quiet soul among wild men.
Now nature keeps him, calm and near,
In every bark, in every deer.
The wild remembers clear and true,
The man who loved the morning view.
Cumbrian 1
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Deeply saddened by the news, Frank was a good friend we would speak on a regular basis.
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