Listers at Rochester

[John Ross]

Re: Listers at RochesterHi David,
No need for a Flame Suit, for promotion of the list and it's members.
This list puts out so much information, I don't think it is given it's due, as to how important it is.
It should be a priority, that we be given a meeting area, over a lunch break. We won't be taking away from Convention time.
How about a stick on coloured circle, or smiley, to stick on our badge, so we can be recognised.
I will pay for the stick-ons, when I get there, if they want.
John M. Ross
Windsor, Nova Scotia, Canada
jrpiano at win.eastlink.ca
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: David Andersen 
  To: Pianotech 
  Sent: Sunday, March 19, 2006 6:26 PM
  Subject: Re: Listers at Rochester


    ...and at Chicago, too, John!  But I asked the same question last year concerning the convention at KC and received a pretty fast, curt "no," which is why I'm very glad YOU asked the question this time!  It really wouldn't take much, would it...between sessions, for example?
    Looking forward to seeing you again, John...and many, many others!
    Stan Ryberg

    Oh dear listers----It was real satisfying for me personally to meet some of you in Nayshville---Stan, Cy Shuster, Nossaman, Ric Moody, Patrick Draine, Ed Foote, Carl Meyer(RIP), Hazen Bannister(alumni), David Vanderhoofven---and maybe more. My pleasure.

    If we really believe our own advice---about relationships being a key to success in our business---then there should be no question we get together.
    It seems like I'm teaching 2 classes in Rochester:

      1.. "Custom Restoration: the difference, point by point" 
      2.. one of Rajah Jolly's marathon small-group tutors...if the old pirate ever calls me up, that is.

    So maybe I have some juice with Rick Florence, the Institute Director, to give us a room and some pub; he's been nothing but nice, honest, creative and incredibly helpful. The Journal guys look at us all the time and use a lot of our dialogue in the mag; they realize, at least on some level, what a tremendous resource and community this list is.  Let's use some of this fame 
    and respect as a lever---evah hoid a' one a' those?---to have a party and do one deeply important thing:

                                HONOR ANDY RUDOFF 

    AND, all those past listers, living and dead, who have given so much themselves over the years.  Let's be self-respecting adults about this, OK?

    Flame suit on, but hopefully a paranoid un-necessity.....
    David Andersen


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