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I hate how bad I am with names. I cannot picture Russ, though the name sounds extremely familiar. Sorry for your loss
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Saw the news in Facebook that Tom Yetter (Eagle4ty here)has passed.
I played some PBEM with him, icluding a memorable game of J169 Beasts have Arrived couple of years back, there is an exellent three part AAR by him somewhere here. Greatguy to play!
Have great fun in the big gaming table somwhere up there, sir!
I played some PBEM with him, icluding a memorable game of J169 Beasts have Arrived couple of years back, there is an exellent three part AAR by him somewhere here. Greatguy to play!
Have great fun in the big gaming table somwhere up there, sir!
von Marwitz
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This is sad news.
He used to be around and active most of the time while I am here and made many thoughtful and instructive contributions.
Ruhe in Frieden, Tom.
My condolences go out to his loved ones, family, and friends.
von Marwitz
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Never met the gentleman but enjoyed his posts and his avatar. RIP Sir.
Uncle_Duke
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That he was. If there's any justice in this world or the next, Curtis already has a table set up and a scenario picked out. Rest in peace, Tom.
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RIP Tom and condolences to his family. I have never met Tom in person, but we had many a conversation here or I have read many of his posts here on GS. Going to miss him.
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I never had the opportunity to meet him either. I enjoyed his posts here. The universe has lost something unique. 
johnl
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The game and it's community is poorer for his loss. RIP Tom.
Houlie
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Very sad news. I had the opportunity to play Tom a number of times when he and Curtis Brooks would head to the Twin Cities from western Wisconsin for our monthly TCASL meet-up. It was always a great game. One of the nicest, easy-going guys you could meet. Indeed, Tom and Curtis are likely in the thick of a tight scenario and both complaining about their dice and ribbing each other mercilessly. Rest in peace, Tom.
Most every time I played Curtis, he would be chuckling and calling my dice, "Traver die" as they were mostly terrible.
He easily won most every game we played due to the fact that he was a very skilled player
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Here’s his obituary.
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Thomas YETTER Obituary - Cottage Grove, MN
Age 68, of Cottage Grove Passed away Friday, April 21, 2017 Preceded in death by parents, Mardell Virgina Yetter and Otis Wesley Yetter (Pat); and brother-in-law, Dan Vigil. Survived by his loving wife of 46 years, Arna; sons, Cole…
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April 2017? Are you sure it is the right person?
Houlie
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That is not our ASL Tom. Of the four I found online in a quick search with his hometown location of Eau Claire WI, none appeared to be him.
I regret to inform that Scott Brady of Vernon CT passed on 08/11 this year. The old timer New England ASL crowd knew Scott. He was a very nice guy. Spent 25 years as a fire fighter, eventually rising to interim chief. I only learned of his passing due to his son bringing in his dad's ASL and other games estate to the Citadel Game Cellar hobby store where I work part time in retirement. R.I.P. Scott. He was 64.
So young. Take care of yourselves fellas.