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wt&c
I learned that Tim Marletter (T.K.Marletter) passed away yesterday afternoon at his home in Frostburgh,MD, he was 73. This is a big loss for The Guage.
My sincerest condolences to family and friends for Tim.
"So near, yet so far, and so sudden".
A special "TOOT".
"So near, yet so far, and so sudden".
A special "TOOT".
Sorry to hear that one of our fraterity has passed on to that great Railway, where the lines come together. Rest peacefully
Although I did not know this fellow I to pass sympathies. Remember to always seize time to visit friends and family, it may not come again.
Take care;
Ken
Take care;
Ken
Just stopped by this whistle stop to offer my sympathies.............. May the Lord be with the Family......
W
wt&c
thanks guys, I'm copying and pating this to Tim's wife, she would like this.
yea, I suppose Tim's up there getting ready to run another train over the west end. he was always the one to be extra sure about being right with God.
also, I think some of his stories are up in the usa trains forums.
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yea, I suppose Tim's up there getting ready to run another train over the west end. he was always the one to be extra sure about being right with God.
also, I think some of his stories are up in the usa trains forums.
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NARA Member #8
www.a&a.77th.com/
The Appalachian & Atlantic Railroad
"QUALITY at WORK with SAFTEY in MIND"
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Sad news indeed, may his family and friends find comfort in knowing he is in a better place, his input will be missed. He really had wonderful things to pass on to us.
Lance
Lance
Thanks for passing on the news wt&c, terrible as it is. I think I can speak for all the Admin & Members of The Gauge in offering our deepest condolences to Tim's family and close friends. He will be missed
Dave Hagan
The Gauge
Dave Hagan
The Gauge
While I did not know Tim, I pass on my condolences to his family. This is a very difficult time but it something we all face and need to learn to celebrate the great life that someone like Tim had.
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Robin
NARA member #2
http://members.nbci.com/Matthyro MAT
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Robin
NARA member #2
http://members.nbci.com/Matthyro MAT
Its always sad to hear that someone has passed away...especially someone like Mr. Marletter. His stories of life on the railroad I found very interesting, and I looked forward to finding them. It is good, though, that he just recently spent time with some of his grandkids. My thoughts and prayers for his family. He will be missed by more than just them.
Dick
Dick
I'm shocked and sad. I looked forward to maybe meeting Tim on my next visit "home" to Virginia.
My prayers go out to his family, esp. the little ones he so recently visited with.
God Bless you all.
Lenny, grandson of another God fearing, 'coal haulin' engineer,who's now with the Good Lord Jesus
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My prayers go out to his family, esp. the little ones he so recently visited with.
God Bless you all.
Lenny, grandson of another God fearing, 'coal haulin' engineer,who's now with the Good Lord Jesus
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kf4jqd
Active Member
The Conductor, the Good Lord himself told Tim it's time to get on the final passenger train. My thoughts and prayers goes towards his wife and the rest of his family.
Andy
Andy
The good memories live on. We are saddened by Tim's passing, but consider ourselves fortunate to have some of those good memories right here on this board.
Peirce
Peirce