Absolutely Bernard and very best wishes for a speedy recovery x
On 29/07/2015 14:45, rod.dengate@xxxxxxxx wrote:
Hi BernardPlease remember what you post to this list is seen by volunteers, staff and
I am so pleased to hear that you are getting better.
Thank you for your kind comments about Rustic Sunday. It is only because of
the legacy that you left us with after many years of organising Rustic
Sunday virtually single-handed, that the event is what it is today. We have
built on your work, expertise and enthusiasm. It was a pity that you were
unable to visit us as I think you would have been proud of what you taught
your young apprentice.
Rod
-----Original Message-----
From: bernardo [mailto:bernard@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: 28 July 2015 19:48
To: rurallife@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Cc: Rod Rod Dengate [Rod Dengate]
Subject: RE: [rurallife] Thank you
Hello to all the Rustics and friends
Firstly Thank you so much for the "get well card". It was nice to hear from
you all.
I am making progress slowly with the ulcers. The ulcer on the right leg has
gone down from 13cmsx6cms to about 5cms round. It is a real slow process. I
hope to be able to drive ssoon as I will be off the Morphine in about 6
weeks.
Secondly, congratulations on a great day despite the weather. I know what it
is like to have your organisation of a great day spoilt by the weather. (
Deep Snow for Santa special) This shows that the Rustics deserve the Queens
award.
I am sure that next year RS will be better as the contacts at high level
will ensure the success and it will be back up to the very high standards of
the past before I organised it.
Well done Rod and all the Rustics
Best regards and hope to see you all before the end if the year Bernard&
Maureen
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Message Received: Jul 27 2015, 08:28 AM
From: "Rod Dengate"
To: "RLC"
Cc:
Subject: [rurallife] Thank you
Wow, what an fantastic Rustic Sunday in spite of the weather.
A huge thank you for all your support and help in the build-up and on the
day.
I echo Chris' comments about the significance of the presentation of the
Queen's Award on a day that epitomised the commitment of you all. Most
normal people would have stayed at home in the dry and warmth. You are not
normal, you are amazing.
Thank you all
Rod
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