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I tried to get a hold of Triple 3 company today just to see if we could
start putting some info together. All I could do was leave a message. I did not as I did not want to wait for a return call today. I would guess with the holiday weekend it would be tough to get a person on the line. I will try again next week unless someone out there has already gotten some more info. Ken |
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You could send and email to tripple 3 info@Triple3.net as well But I suggest calling Ronald's son before Moving On to triple 3 because Roland's family could be taking care of the forum for the time being
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I remember when David O'Steen started OCC. I was also around in the very beginning of OCC. Sure hope the site continues to run well. Have a lot of history here.
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I sent 2 texts and I left him a message. Does not look good. The texts were this morning and I just now left a message.
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I just heard from Jeff. We have started a conversation with the heirs of his estate. I will let you all know as soon as I hear something. Probably going to be a slow process I would think.
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Thanks for your efforts and the updates Greg.
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Thank you much for your efforts here. I know there are a bunch
a folks willing to do whatever they can but don't know where to go with it. I don't know about others here but when names of the past pop up here I don't know who any of these people are. Just a thought. A slow process is no big deal as long as it's forward motion. Thank again. Ken |
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I imagine donations could cover that.
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Great news. Hopefully there isn't a timer on when everything goes "poof".
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Greg, thanks for keeping us up to date, is there going to be a new forum leader elected?
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