In Memoriam . . . Members Gone Too Soon

[Maxcarp]

RIP Kyle

 

[Retired spook]

I met him a few years ago while I was visiting Paulie. Seemed like a good kid, gone way too soon.
Condolances to family and friends.

 

[SG1]

RIP Kyle the Canolli

To all the old school members. I'm sure you remember Kyle. Kyle died 05/04/2017.

I do not have any confirmed details about his death. I apologize. Just thought I'd let the original members here.


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I went to mid/high school with him. He was a close friend.

I wish he was still here......What sucks is that countless sub humans will wake up tomorrow to visit evil and misery onto the world while he says in rest.

**** this gay Earth.

 

[SG1]

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I have had acute back pain the since Monday, so bad I could not get out of bed. I walk up up/get up/and see this ****.....

 

[SG1]

Good kid, came over once to talk about guns, machining, and wanted to know what to expect in USMC Boot camp.

He was trying to get into good shape because he wanted to enlist in the Corps. He was about 19 at that time, time sure does fly.

Too many good folks gone is right, all ya'alls stop this, I'm tired of losing friends, family and loved ones, and that's an order!

Worse case, you will always have a werido like me.

He was great with fixing stuff, thinking of stuff to make/create, and no joke was ever "too far" with him.

He should be driving a muscle car, out to the some firing range with a hot blonde at his side.

 

[MCD]

I'm new to the group but, to his friends, he may have had here. that says something. there's a saying its old, its cliche... and, it's easy to find but I'll place it here.


Death leaves a heartache no one can heal, love leaves a memory no one can steal.

from what I see here he was a cherished member. I am saddened by your loss. I hope the healing finds you swiftly.

 

[SG1]

I'm new to the group but, to his friends, he may have had here. that says something. there's a saying its old, its cliche... and, it's easy to find but I'll place it here.


Death leaves a heartache no one can heal, love leaves a memory no one can steal.

from what I see here he was a cherished member. I am saddened by your loss. I hope the healing finds you swiftly.

That is deep.

I remember how one time he scoop up 200 rounds of .44 magnum ammo for free not more then 30 sec after it was posted. I was right next to him, same day I bought my CETME from MadSpanard.

 

[Tophog]

I remember how one time he scoop up 200 rounds of .44 magnum ammo for free not more then 30 sec after it was posted. I was right next to him, same day I bought my CETME from MadSpanard.

He could have written "The Art Of The Deal". I still think he had an alarm that would go off every time something was listed in the Trading Post! And he had his F12 key set to send "I'll take it"!

:001_smile:

 

[SG1]

He could have written "The Art Of The Deal". I still think he had an alarm that would go off every time something was listed in the Trading Post! And he had his F12 key set to send "I'll take it"!

:001_smile:

I forget that he really did have his F12 key keyed to that.

His Chrome always had the trading post on one of this tabs.

 

[requiem]

He could have written "The Art Of The Deal". I still think he had an alarm that would go off every time something was listed in the Trading Post! And he had his F12 key set to send "I'll take it"!

:001_smile:

we used to joke all the time about whatever was for sale kyle would buy it. he wheeled and dealed with me a handful of times.

 

[Cujo]

we used to joke all the time about whatever was for sale kyle would buy it. he wheeled and dealed with me a handful of times.

I remember that also. There was that running joke back then if there was a good deal, Kyle would be all over it. . Tophog said it best with, "The Art of the Deal."

I first met you (Requiem) at our first "meet and greet" which must've been back in 2009. I also met Kyle and his Dad, Gene10mm, Gehwermonkey, and many other good folks. I remember Kyle as being soft-spoken and kind.

The next time I saw him was at our 2nd NS gathering at that restaurant near Bass Pro. I felt someone grab my arm and he said, "Remember me? I'm Kyle, KyletheCannoli." I almost didn't recognize him because he lost a lot of weight and looked great. He was the same nice guy. . .

 

[Glocksterpaulie]

I remember that about Kyle. Posting stuff and before you checked out your post to see if it was okay Kyle would say I will take it. I was always like is that ****ing guy looking through my window as I post.

Paulie

 

[SG1]

I remember that also. There was that running joke back then if there was a good deal, Kyle would be all over it. . Tophog said it best with, "The Art of the Deal."

I first met you (Requiem) at our first "meet and greet" which must've been back in 2009. I also met Kyle and his Dad, Gene10mm, Gehwermonkey, and many other good folks. I remember Kyle as being soft-spoken and kind.

The next time I saw him was at our 2nd NS gathering at that restaurant near Bass Pro. I felt someone grab my arm and he said, "Remember me? I'm Kyle, KyletheCannoli." I almost didn't recognize him because he lost a lot of weight and looked great. He was the same nice guy. . .

I remember going to the range with him in Boulder City, and the Pit Stop, I can not help but wonder how much business he steered towards them.

 

[Just Deserts]

I will fire a shot for him everytime I go shooting.
He was a good guy and I will never forget him.
atriot:

 

[Bulleteater]

I'm so very sorry to announce that one of our Forum Moderators, Chad Broderick (AKA "Mr. Tuna") passed away Thursday. I have no other details at this moment. Still in shock and trying to process. Sincere condolences to his family.

R.I.P. Chad

E.T.A. I see that he made the news, and I'm now even more shocked.

 

[Glocksterpaulie]

Yeah. There is a thread on it, still can't believe it.

Paulie

 

[Gene10mmswife]

May Kyle R.I.P. 🙏🏻

 

[Bulleteater]

It's been a few years since he passed away, so we need to add Carey Barclay aka: "CAB" to this thread. Can't believe we forgot about him.

He had a great collection of AKs, including a few that were full-auto. He had been collecting them, well since....forever. Many of his toys were in mint condition, with amazing Combloc wood furniture. Pristine. Browse the "Official AK Picture Thread" and you might see a few pics, if they haven't been removed.

He was one of the most popular guys at our Nevada Shooters Group Shoots (when we used to have them back in the day).

My CAB story: He and I had a range day scheduled for BRPC where I was a member. This was gonna be !!!Fun times!!! cuz I was gonna get to shoot his full-auto AKs so I was giddy as a kid, so giddy that I forgot to check the range calendar. Dooh! Anyway, I drove myself and he followed behind in his car loaded with AK treasures. Half-hour from Hendo to Boulder. Time. Gas. Etc...

We get to the range, and I see all this traffic - including bus-loads of people. Yeah...Shot Show Media Day. Range is closed for the day. Dooh! Boy did I feel like a fool. Profuse apologies on my part. CAB was a good sport about it, though. But I was totally bummed.

People pass on, but they never really die, if you keep their memory alive. Even if it's something you wanna forget. :frown:

 

[Ricci]

It's been a few years since he passed away, so we need to add Carey Barclay aka: "CAB" to this thread. Can't believe we forgot about him.

He had a great collection of AKs, including a few that were full-auto. He had been collecting them, well since....forever. Many of his toys were in mint condition, with amazing Combloc wood furniture. Pristine. Browse the "Official AK Picture Thread" and you might see a few pics, if they haven't been removed.

He was one of the most popular guys at our Nevada Shooters Group Shoots (when we used to have them back in the day).

My CAB story: He and I had a range day scheduled for BRPC where I was a member. This was gonna be !!!Fun times!!! cuz I was gonna get to shoot his full-auto AKs so I was giddy as a kid, so giddy that I forgot to check the range calendar. Dooh! Anyway, I drove myself and he followed behind in his car loaded with AK treasures. Half-hour from Hendo to Boulder. Time. Gas. Etc...

We get to the range, and I see all this traffic - including bus-loads of people. Yeah...Shot Show Media Day. Range is closed for the day. Dooh! Boy did I feel like a fool. Profuse apologies on my part. CAB was a good sport about it, though. But I was totally bummed.

People pass on, but they never really die, if you keep their memory alive. Even if it's something you wanna forget. :frown:

Well said and agreed.

 

[titanNV]

Didn't realize he passed. RIP, CAB.

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[NYECOGunsmith]

Just got word that we lost "Saladin"...........William "Billy" Stojack, passed away yesterday at his shop.

He was only 71, another good man gone.


We once had the same employer, knew a lot of the same folks, and worked in the same parts of the world at different times, but never met until he came to Pahrump 3 months ago to get his HAM license.

RIP Wild Bill.

 

[Gene10mmswife]

In Memoriam

Prayer to all our fallen members & those who served.
Praying for their families for healing.

 

[Bulleteater]

Just got word that we lost "Saladin"...........William "Billy" Stojack, passed away yesterday at his shop.

He was only 71, another good man gone.


We once had the same employer, knew a lot of the same folks, and worked in the same parts of the world at different times, but never met until he came to Pahrump 3 months ago to get his HAM license.

RIP Wild Bill.

He was on a number of other gun forums under the same handle, but didn't post very much on our site - "professional lurker" about sums him up.

I recall that folks sent him a bunch of their own Tavors so he could work on them prior to a training course.

Any insight as to why he chose that handle ("assignments" in the Middle East)? History buffs know that Saladin (Salah ad-Din) was a major thorn in the side of the Crusaders.

 

[NYECOGunsmith]

He was on a number of other gun forums under the same handle, but didn't post very much on our site - "professional lurker" about sums him up.

I recall that folks sent him a bunch of their own Tavors so he could work on them prior to a training course.

Any insight as to why he chose that handle ("assignments" in the Middle East)? History buffs know that Saladin (Salah ad-Din) was a major thorn in the side of the Crusaders.

Yes, the middle east and s.e. Asia were the two places we both lived and worked that overlapped. Bill was a history buff as well as a gunsmith, he had a lot of skills and hobbies.

 

[castanagajt]

I remembered going to Jordi's wake and it hurt. He fixed my 22/45 but cursed at it "I hate springs!" I had a few adventures with him. Glock sleeve, chronograph, Windhorse airsoft, which he would purchase for his two boys. "Madspaniard." Yeah, he was mad up there lol. I remember Christina...I brought her a Honda Civic EX transmission from Las Vegas to Pahrump. She gave me her Star31PK pistol in trade. When I last seen her alive she didn't recognize me. A brain cancer took her. "Thegunnutt." CAB oh Carey I used to poke fun at him for being so "old." I met him a few times but one day he invited my brother and I over to his home to learn about AKs and we all passed out slouched over on his metal chairs. I would always catch him at the Cashman show and he is always peeking what AK part I purchased. CAB gave me a personal call late at night to congratulate me for winning the Corey Graham Rifle Dynamics rifle and told me that he had a feeling that I was the one to win. I received one of CAB's personal izhevsk akm magazine from his brother, part of his will. Made me sad.
Fixer or Todd. I can't figure out why I can't find his posts. He passed a few years back. He let me borrow his 9mm buffer, he gave me a boob tube TV. I was to give it back but our meet up times are so off and we always agreed "next time." I was going to give it back to his parents but they didn't like firearms as he. I am sure he is happy that it was my lucky buffer and he wants me to keep it.
Kyle! Damn you! always sniped everything haha. I miss him too. I asked him what is a Cannoli and he went off hahaha
It hurts still that I have all my deceased friends things and sure wished they left me with instructions as they used to.

 

[NYECOGunsmith]

We lost another long time member this past Thursday, 14 February 2019, Curt Mick, Lonerider, aged 62, died of a heart attack while driving to his newly purchased home in Utah.
He managed to pull his F350 and travel trailer over to the shoulder of the road on 160 about 10 miles east of Pahrump before he died, typical of him, not wanting to endanger others because of his actions. 25 years as a cop, lots of scrapes, shootings, traffic accidents and he goes out like this.

He leaves behind two sons, his horse and dog, and a large number of friends.

Rest in peace buddy.

Edited, I made a typo, it was Thursday, Valentines day, 14 February 2019 when Curt passed, not Friday. He passed at approximately 0530 in the morning, about 7 miles east of Pahrump on East Bound 160, just passed the Nye County / Clark County line, which I am sure, knowing him, amused him as he was not fond of Clark County at all!

 

[SundevilSG]

 

[titanNV]

Sad to hear it. Too young. RIP.

 

[JimBianchi]

Very sad to hear.

RIP

 

[Alcohaulin]

Wow, I'm surprised and sad to learn that Kyle has passed. He was so young. I remember how stoked he was when he got his M1A. I met him at a shoot years ago. Rest easy bro.