Sad news... One of our own is gone.

[RoverDave]

Does anyone have a picture from the back of his chair... He had some sign about women hanging on it @ the UT 2005 event which cracked me up.

Here you go:

 

[sofltodd]

hahahah! That's it thanks RoverDave

 

[roarincreek]

very sorry ,good guy,only talked on phone and was happy to get one of his well made brass catchers,again sorry to hear he passed

 

[Funker]

RIP

Heer Pear

 

[gunbunny]

Just like in the art of fencing, an engineering genious needs two lifetimes. One to develop his skill and knowledge, and the other to let him use it. I know of too many men like this, and it is always a shame, because their talents and ideas usually go with them. Although I have never met the gentleman, I have discussed topics in the forums with him, and his unique outlook will be missed.

 

[Brenden]

Sounds like a heck of a guy!!

I am sorry that I never had a chance to meet him..

RIP, and thoughts and prayers go out to all family and friends..

Brenden

 

[MuzzleFlash]

Vegas, my heart goes out to all you guys that knew Roger. I certainly will miss him. He was a class act. As an engineer myself, I appreciate his sense of humor, honesty and his skill. It came through in the few interactions I had with him.

I can only imagine the toll that events took over the last few years. I will miss him and wish we could have spent more time hanging out.

RIP Herr Pear.

 

[Trebor]

I'm sorry I never met him. He sounds like one of the good guys. We are all diminished.

 

[cookie]

Good bye to a good man.

 

[crunker]

:salute

I'm sorry I was never able to meet him.

 

[Mad Dog 7.62]

Sorry to hear about this. Since he had a big collection of FN49's, was he active on the FAL board? If so, anyone know his user name there? I would probably have known him better from over there.
MD