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+1 on your departure, but as Ed says, there will always be a community 
waiting if (when) you can no longer stay away.

Charlie

On 02/24/2013 11:32 AM, Ed Anderson wrote:
> Hate to see you go, Dave
>
> Must tell you that sometime the "infection" just never goes away - 
> just abides for a while.  I first got started in early 1960s and got 
> so far as building the aileron for a Thorp T-18.  Job, family and life 
> just started taken up too much of my time for the project.  Sold the 
> G125 Lycoming GPU engine I had purchased for $125.00 and thought I was 
> finished with flying and ever building.
>
> In 1997 (33 years later), I flew my Rotary Powered RV-6A - so just 
> wanted to warn you that it may never go away.  I went 28 years without 
> flying, but fortunately the license never expired, did take a few 
> flights to get recurrent {:>)
>
> Drop back from time to time and chat with old friends
>
> Best of good fortune to you, Dave - we all understand what priorities 
> are and there are times when certain things must take a back seat.
>
> Ed
>
> Edward L. Anderson
> Anderson Electronic Enterprises LLC
> 305 Reefton Road
> Weddington, NC 28104
> http://www.andersonee.com
> http://www.eicommander.com
>
>
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> From: "David Staten" <david.staten@gmail.com>
> Sent: Sunday, February 24, 2013 12:05 PM
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> Subject: [FlyRotary] Unsubsribe… so long gang...
>
>> Its been a fun ride and an interesting existence here for quite a few 
>> years…
>>
>> I got my PPL in 1999, hooked up with Chris Barber through mutual 
>> friends the day he took delivery of his Velocity and for quite a few 
>> years was involved in his build.
>>
>> Life and finances took over, and the reality is I've not flown since 
>> 2006. I'm currently neck deep in nurse practitioner school working on 
>> my first masters degree. I will be a special issuance medical now if 
>> and when I do return to flying, and while I've enjoyed reading about 
>> the successes and learning from the failures on this listserv, this 
>> is just not something I have the time or current interest to keep 
>> pursuing. I'm no closer to buying a tail kit or a bunch of fiberglass 
>> now than I was 10 years ago.
>>
>> Dave L, Ed, Chris, Tracy and the dozens here who've been such an 
>> omnipresent part of the community, you guys are a great group and 
>> I've learned much over the many years. But its time to move on.
>>
>> Peace out, Ya'll
>>
>> Dave Staten,
>> Great State of Texas…  in that sleepy lil cowtown they call Houston.
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