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TOPIC: Re:Message from Abe Winters
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Message from Abe Winters 5 Months, 2 Weeks ago
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Hi everybody, Due to the generosity of many in this community who responded to the call for contributions to the "Abe Winters Friendship Fund," TCI was able to send Abe a check in the amount of $1800 to help him as he continues his treatment for prostate cancer. We got a note from him yesterday, which he asked me to post. Here it is:
Dear Patty, Peter, TCI & Friends,
First and foremost let me say THANK YOU one and all. Your list of names--some I knew, some I didn't--overwhelmed me, along with the notes and cards. In many ways as I stood looking at Nimrod on the 25th of last month and what he once stood for and accomplished, I thought of my younger days. Now he has a new role (tree house) [to be built on top of the trunk left standing after we took him down/psj] and I also will be doing things differently. We change, but still go on. Our mind sets determine these new paths; so staying on a positive note I push forward. Others have overcome far more serious cancers than I have so [I'm] looking up and keeping the faith folks. Again THANK YOU for all you have done for me.
Until; safety in and for the trees worldwide!
Abe
TCI continues to collect contributions, which can be sent to us to PO Box 5588, Atlanta, GA 31107-5588. Please make checks out to TCI and mark them "Abe Winters Friendship Fund." Thanks.
Patty
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Last Edit: 03/16/2008 11:09am By pattyjenkins.
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Re:Message from Abe Winters 5 Months, 2 Weeks ago
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Congratulations to all the contributors to this worthy cause. Helping one of our own. It has been an honor to meet and climb with Abe in Nebraska and later on at FDR in Georgia. He is always positive and friendly with everyone even strangers. So, I wish him a fast recovery and to the rest of his friends keep those donations coming. Get Well soon Abe! 
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Another big contribution for Abe 4 Months, 1 Week ago
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TCI received a whopping $700 check earlier this week from Pathfinder Inc. in St. Petersburg, Florida. Pathfinder is a non-profit organization that offers experiential education programs to adults and kids. Abe was their instructor who taught them how to run a tree climbing gig. Here's some of what they wrote in the note accompanying the check: Truly, it is a joy to partner with you in support of Abe during his time of need. We could not be more pleased in sharing our appreciation for Abe's passion in teaching us to facilitate, as well as the connection we feel to TCI in passing on the gift of tree climbing to so many, than by hosting an open benefit climb; indeed, it seemed only natural and the best _expression_ of our love for tree climbing. We look forward to partnering with you in other canopy endeavors.What a lovely and loving tribute to Abe, who these people value so much as their teacher and friend. Thank you. patty
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Last Edit: 04/24/2008 10:04am By beth.
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Re:Another big contribution for Abe 4 Months, 1 Week ago
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Great Job and Thanks to Pathfinder Inc for helping on this important project!
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