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Most excellent Riçk. A gift to be treasured for years to come. Well done sir!

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Thank you so much Grandpadave52 !

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2 hours ago, Al B said:

Playing chess was something I enjoyed years ago. Thought I was pretty good at it, and I taught my son how to play. It wasn't long before he was beating me every game. He got interested in the game and studied Fisher. Wasn't long before he was beating all of his competition. Before he had passed, he had collected several chess sets which were placed throughout the home. His wife has held on to them since his death, Nov 19, 2015.

 

 

AI B.... I'm sorry to hear you lost your son. I'm happy you have fond memories of him with chess. Cherished memories for sure. Like your son, We almost lost ours in 2013. He's fine now and I taught him how to play chess. He winning more and more and it won't be long before he wins every time. He loves his new chess board. 

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No he is in college and stays on the phone when he visits. Maybe someday

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Gerald ... use your woodworking skills and make him a cell phone case. 

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