I've enjoyed Iggy's posts, stories, and friendship over the past several years. He calls me "the other Chip." He's a great pard and is in my prayers.
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lawandorder
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Iggy hurry up and get well. You are well loved and appreciated by the folks here on the Forum.
May the Lords grace, comfort and healing surround you and your family.
May the Lords grace, comfort and healing surround you and your family.
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In texting with Iggy this morning, he said he is now in hospice care. He has probably been in hospice care a few days, but did not mention it in his prior texts. Prayers for a smooth passing. He will be missed!
iGGY, WILL BE IN MY PRAYERS
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Iggy is in my prayers
God Bless Iggy.
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Tough to hear. I hope your journey is a peaceful one.
Iggy, we love you man.
Sad to hear the news. Prayers for Iggy and family from Texas. He has always struck me as a right type of person that a person would be glad to have by their side and watching their back...
Iggy has always, IMO, brought a sense of comfort and common sense in his posts and stories. Neither Iggy nor his stories will be forgotten.
Prayers from my corner sent.
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Chip (aka Iggy) is one of my dearest friends. We enjoy reminiscing about our days as lawmen, and the cattle business.
We would engage it thought provoking conversation on some idee of a holster design, while enjoying a steak a T. Joe’s.
I attended the first Carlin Ranch BBQ and prairie dog shoot out. Linda (Itchy) fix one of the best brisket that this old cowboy ever dined on for sure and certain.
Chip and I like old Smith revolvers and 10mm 1911s. Tooled holsters and gun belts, mostly fashioned like back in the old days.
He and I had penned an ol’ story er two.
Chip was the master of cowboy colloquialisms. He was the kind of man, a man like the men that I grew up in the shadow of back in the old days.
Chip will always be not only one of the ‘good ones’ but one of the greatest friends I have known.
I am truly proud to have been called pard by him.
My prayers will continue for Chip and Linda
Dave
We would engage it thought provoking conversation on some idee of a holster design, while enjoying a steak a T. Joe’s.
I attended the first Carlin Ranch BBQ and prairie dog shoot out. Linda (Itchy) fix one of the best brisket that this old cowboy ever dined on for sure and certain.
Chip and I like old Smith revolvers and 10mm 1911s. Tooled holsters and gun belts, mostly fashioned like back in the old days.
He and I had penned an ol’ story er two.
Chip was the master of cowboy colloquialisms. He was the kind of man, a man like the men that I grew up in the shadow of back in the old days.
Chip will always be not only one of the ‘good ones’ but one of the greatest friends I have known.
I am truly proud to have been called pard by him.
My prayers will continue for Chip and Linda
Dave
