Farewell to Woodworking.com

[Lee Gilchrist]

Some of you may recall that I had a brief hospitalization last winter. Related health issues have continued to be a problem and I have decided to curtail some of my work activities ... including administering the forum. We are still working out the details for my replacement, but rest assured you will be left is good, and perhaps even better hands.

It's been a pleasure serving you and I've appreciated all the support I've gotten over the years.

Lee Gilchrist

[Sawduster]

Man, that's too bad. You will, of course, come around and visit, right?

Good luck, and hope your health gets better.

[ASLNROX]

Lee,

Health first--good for you.

We will SURE miss you. You have been the rock of Gibralter for us! Thanks for taking such great care of the community!

Blessings,

--Mark

[link:home.earthlink.net/~maspaulding/ | Mark's Garage Shop]

[queues]

Thanks for doing an excelent job here. Hope things turn around for you and we see you back soon!

-Ken



"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes."
-Oscar Wilde

[CajunRider]

Farewell and god bless. Thanks for all your contribution to the success of the forum.

CjR

[OldGriz]

Lee... I will keep you in my prayers.... you did a fine job here... especially keeping the woodturners in line.. LOL

[Terry Hatfield]

Lee,

Good luck!!! Thanks for all your hard work. It is much appreciated by all.

Terry

[gunnut]

I would like to add my thanks and wish you well. Though I am a newcomer and pretty "green" at wood working , this forum has made me feel welcome. Your leadership had alot to do with that.

Thanks and best wishes

Dave W

[Bob Hobbs]

Lee,

It's my personal and professional opinion that as a forum administrator nobody does it better than you.

Give up something else.

--Bob Hobbs

[trbrown47]

Lee,
All the very best, our heart-felt thanks, and good luck in the challenges that lay before you...
Tom