Leonard Neuman Is Home

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Matt Neumann · Jul 23, 2000 07:09 PM

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Dad has come home today from the hospital. He is extremely tired and weak but home.

Old Sourdough · Jul 23, 2000 09:23 PM

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OUTSTANDING!!

Mike · Jul 24, 2000 06:30 AM

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I knew our prayers would be answered!!
Mike

SteveB · Jul 24, 2000 08:12 AM

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Terrific news to hear.

Here's a tip on getting him back to normal - get a tube of ambroid and gently "wave" it under his nose. If that doesn't get the old blood pumping and make one want to get to the building board and/or handle, then the situation's hopeless.

Seriously, we're all glad to have back Leonard.

Tight lines to all,
Steve Berry
AMA 628018
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Texas - The "Heart" of Modern Stunt!!

The Kiwi · Jul 24, 2000 08:51 AM

RE: Leonard at Home, and I'm as pleased as punch#4 source

Glad, so very glad!

Flyin_Again · Jul 24, 2000 10:44 AM

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>Dad has come home today from
>the hospital. He is
>extremely tired and weak but
>home.

Just being home, I'm sure will help. We are all pulling for your Dad! It is hard to keep a good man down.

May your Dad have a speedy recovery!

Regards,

Bill Budney
Flyin_Again

Wayne J. Buran · Jul 24, 2000 03:23 PM

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Home is best. Pass on my best wishes for a speedy recovery. There is nothing more important.
Wayne

Rocket City Jim · Jul 24, 2000 03:39 PM

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Tired, no doubt about it! Lab technicians fill your arm full of holes about every 2-4 hours. No way to rest in the hospital!!

Glad your home Len and I know you are too! Take it easy and recover properly!

Jim Pollock

Ted Fancher · Jul 26, 2000 05:12 PM

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>Dad has come home today from
>the hospital. He is
>extremely tired and weak but
>home.

Great News, Matt. If you want to get him out of bed and back at the field use his sheets to wipe down your Stukas after flights. After a bit they'll get so slippery he'll slide out of bed into the work shop; from there it's a short trip to the field.

Get better fast, Leonard.

Ted Fancher

DJMalott · Jul 27, 2000 09:10 AM

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Leonard, if you've been hitting any of the BBS's and looking at some of the advice people are getting in your absence, you'll see how much we need you back, healthy and active. Planes are being built with newspaper and toiletpaper covering, INBOARD wingtip weight and balanced slightly TAIL heavy. Stunt pilots are being advised to use engines having a 4-3-4 break, and combat fliers are being asked to be kindler and gentler to others.

You are missed. Get to feeling better soon. You're in a lot of people's prayers.

"Doesn't play well with others"
Denny Malott