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5 responses to “Caddying for the Younger Generation”

Steve Osborn

March 27, 2013

Not fair – I want the rest of the story.

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1. brent ray taylor
  
  March 27, 2013
  
  Tomorrow maybe
  
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David p

March 27, 2013

Im ready for part 2. I remember sidney best from our bahamas golf trip. “clearly” it was your dad and sidney that made that trip happen (probably more so your dad). I remember him rather as “mr roper”, he was real encourager to me that week. What a good guy he was an what a milestone college golf memory that was. Dpadgett

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1. brent ray taylor
  
  March 27, 2013
  
  David:
  Hey I forgot all about that. I should write someday about the pig with the apple and the belly dancer and the drunken geriatric lady that beat Dad the next day! Thanks for reminding me.
  
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  1. David p
    
    March 27, 2013
    
    Wow, talk about a flashback. Im truly LOL about that trip. Im thinkin coach wonders what we’d gotten into. BTW, ive played waterwood a couple dozen times or more since its less than an hr. from me. Taken over by the comm prop owners, not much of the track it once was …

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