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G.T. 12-13-2002 09:29 AM

John V. Martz is recovering......
 
from a recent quad. bypass open heart surgury in late Nov... he is doing fine, but it has been tough on him as he is not a young man.. and he is recovering his strength slowly... It would be nice for all of his longtime customers & friends to send him a note, or a get well card, as he is a true gentleman, and is a living legend in my book! .......His address is: John V. Martz, 8060 Lakeview Lane, Lincoln CA 95648
Thanks, till...later....G.T.

John Sabato 12-13-2002 10:19 AM

Thanks for letting the forum know GT... our thoughts are prayers for a speedy recovery are with him.

Edward Tinker 12-13-2002 10:59 AM

Legend is right, he does magnificient work!

We will be thinking of him this Christmas and each day.

Thor 12-13-2002 02:00 PM

Natalie and I will pray for his speedy recover. The man is a legend in his field! I have seen his work and been very impressed by it. I wish him all the best (always wanted to meet him)

Big Norm 12-14-2002 04:15 PM

I have never seen this gentlemans work, but once while reading Reeses book, I decided to do a crazy thing and I called John out of the blue. What a delightful man. I was a Luger newbie and he didn't know me from beans but he talked to me for three quarters of an hour about Lugers. What a class person. He sent me a personal letter and an application for a French Luger book that was about to come out and I still have that note. He also invited me to his shooting range for some shooting relaxation. John is right up there with Fred Bear of archery fame who I was fortunate enough to meet once. A suggestion by me would be that if something unsuspected happened to him, we should put a picture of him on the 'Luger of the Month' with a small note telling of his accomplishments. It would be a fitting tribute to a real gentleman.
Big Norm

John Sabato 12-16-2002 12:59 PM

Norm,

We no longer have a Luger of the Month... but I wholeheartedly support creation of memorial pages to those whose work in the Luger field was significant... Any other Nominations?

Joachim Goertz? Anyone have any photographs or a short biography on him?

Brandon 12-16-2002 04:12 PM

what about Bernie Lafferty?

Brandon,...


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