[Ed Millar]

I miss those old fights with OWK. At least he inspired conversation. Good luck to him and no bad feelings.

He was at the MFJ, and seemed like a decent fellow. I've borne him no ill will over the years.

[A Navy Vet]

Yes, OWK was one of the first in line at the MFJ HQ to volunteer his services. The amazing thing about that event is that we had people from all walks of life arrive from all over the country, at their own expense, to volunteer for the most mundane duties. I and my assistant and the other organizers were absolutely flabbergasted by the incredible array of professions that would be happy just to pick up trash for the cause.

I still have the roster of screen names who came forward to do so much for no tangible reward. It was one of the proudest days of my life just to be associated with such wonderful people! Bless you for being there.

[Exit148]

I miss those old fights with OWK. At least he inspired conversation. Good luck to him and no bad feelings. He was at the MFJ, and seemed like a decent fellow. I've borne him no ill will over the years."

I remember very clearly, at the MFJ, when people realized that OWK was there. It was in the lobby, that first night, and all of a sudden, people started looking at this guy, who stook there -- all alone -- and just kinda smiled. He looked like a nice guy - who realized the stir he caused!