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Can't say i know much about flowers, but i can say that this is a damn good idea. Sometimes I am amazed how cruel life and people can be, then I am just as amazed how thoughtful we can be too.
Fantastic idea, would be a very nice addition to your garden Ron .......
G'day P38arover :)
That is a wonderfull gesture from ADM333's Father and you and Elizabeth must be very proud that Lee's (Bucko's) name will continue in perpetuity :) as that is the ultimate act of generosity.
cheers
Wonderful, a lovely gesture
Ralph
Wow, that is indeed a very rare honour, you have every right to be proud
Hi Ron
Where can we buy one??
The good lady grows an orchid or 2,will buy her a Bucko if they can come to WA!!!
Andrew
Ditto.... In a world where the media loves to portray evil it is great to see that caring, compassion and respect still live strongly...Quote:
Originally Posted by Hucksta
Fantastic plant, and a truly wonderful gesture....
What a great way to be remembered :)
Thankyou for sharing such a personal experience Ron
Ken :)
Ron
You do not have to thank us.
I have been an active member of this forum for around 4 years now and during that time I have seen countless examples of genuinely nice people helping each other out wherever and whenever they can.
In particular, however, Ron is always among the first to offer assistance, help, advice, whatever he can in any situation.
This does not go unnoticed.
Cheers
David
well said mate :DQuote:
Originally Posted by adm333
And helping each other out over issues landy and non-landy and this is what makes this a great group. Currently don't have a landy (one day will again.... $$ are keeping me out of market at moment .. planning o/s trip as well) but there's a great bunch of people willing to offer advice on all sorts of issues and it a way which mostly is with great civility and courtesy. (cf to the motherland story we've all read about...)Quote:
Originally Posted by adm333