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A huge "Thank You" and Farewell to Joy and Tony Pascarella!

The Pascarella's have been a big part of Stovebolt.com since the beginning and are plankowners of the site, so to speak. Tony helped as one of our first moderators and worked with us to get quite a few tech tips squared away.

Joy was a general help to Peggy over all these years. She was our first "greeter" before we had any bulletin boards or the like. She's been a natural as our Welcome Centre moderator.

Well, both of them have just been foundational in their support of this site and a big ingredient of its success.

Life's path is taking them away from Stovebolt and on to new adventures. They will check back in on us, to stay in touch with everyone Joy says.

We figure you never part from a friend. Tony and Joy will always have a home here even if they're not actively involved.

Again, we can't express enough our gratitude and appreciation for all you two have done to help make this site what it is today.

Fair winds and following seas! No matter where the paths of life take you, may it always be down hill and with plenty of full junkyards (I guess Jeeps preferred!) along the way!

Love, Peace and happiness always,
John and Peggy


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Joy and Tony. A big thank you as part of our "founding fathers". See ya around, you can run but you can't hide!!!


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Joy and Tony,Wishing you all the best in your new adventures, and thank you for your part in keeping the Stovebolt forum ticking along.


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Thanks Joy and Tony. Be sure to keep in touch, have fun with that Jeep.

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Originally Posted by 1953 panel
Thanks Joy and Tony. Be sure to keep in touch, have fun with that Jeep.

Leo

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big thanks Tony and Joy


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Thanks for all of your contributions to the "Bolt".

Best of luck in your latest passion.

John


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