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Other Stuff => General Wargames and Hobby Discussion => Topic started by: carlos marighela on September 21, 2014, 11:26:08 PM
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Very sad news. Allen Curtis a well known contributor to a number of wargaming forums passed away last Friday. Sad loss to the gaming scene.
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Sad indeed. He shall be missed. :'(
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Wow, that is really sad news. When I first started in historicals, he provided me with a wealth of advice on various forums. I even got the chance to meet him once in person at a con, and as it's been stated, he was a gent. Our community is poorer without him.
My condolences to his family
Chris
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Sad news
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Very sad news indeed. I always enjoyed Allen. He helped me so much when I was a newbie years ago. :'(
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http://mead.tributes.com/dignitymemorial/obituary/Allen-Elmer-Curtis-101699218
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My condolences to his friends and family.
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Sad news, he has been a mainstay of the gaming scene for such a long time.
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I only one had or two brief exchanges with Allen, notably back in the heyday of the WABlist but I always read his post on various forums and sites with interest. Allen always seemed amazingly knowledgeable and helpful. He will be missed.
R.I.P.
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This is sad news.
My personal contact with Allen was limited, but I will always remember him fondly.
I would have liked to send flowers, but there was no date set and I don't want them to arrive late or wilt in the funeral home.
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Very sad news.
RIP Allen.
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Like others, Allen was a huge help to me over the years. I will miss him, even though I never met him.
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Very sad news, he was a true figure in wargaming and a nice gent, never shy from speaking his mind but always a reasoned judgement and a fount of knowledge I will certainly miss him
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This is truly sad news. Although I never met him in person I had interacted with Allen many times on fora, facebook, etc.
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I never met him in person but online he was always a gent and fair with what he said, even when being critical.
RIP.
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Shocking and saddening news. He wrote wonderful, inspiring articles and was great on the forums. RIP.
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A big loss to the gaming scene; thank you for passing on the sad news, I had not heard. I remember Allen being very active during the WAB heyday (and was involved in tinkering with the Hannibal book), but also really enjoyed his recent Cold War articles in WSS.
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Very sorry to hear this news. I knew him primarily through TMP a few years back, and he struck me as being an extremely intelligent person and an enthusiastic and knowledgeable gamer. I had two or three mini-purchase transactions, with him, and could not have asked for a more honest trading partner.
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Very sad news.
Similar to James, I had quite a lot of contact with Allen, when I was doing the WAB Spartacus book.
We had some 'lively' exchanges and didn't always agree but I respected his knowledge and always read his posts with interest.
RIP Allen