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January 2002 - October 2006 - The Jerry Quarry Foundation

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|1/29/03 09:06:09 PM|steve|nj||dmmsrm@comcast.net||||10|I've just finished<br />

reading the the posts in the archives.As you say,Kent,what a hoot!I've got to<br />

give you and Evren credit for your single mindedness in trying to get your point<br />

across in the face of personal attacks from some of the idiots who used to post<br />

here.I personally feel that anyone who has a legimate point,or even an argument<br />

to make,has a right to post his views on this website.However,let me qualify<br />

that by writing that anyone should express their opinion without fear of being<br />

ridiculed or insulted.After all,I would assume that anyone who is attracted to<br />

this site would have an interest in heavyweight boxers from the sixties to<br />

today.Otherwise,why bother posting on yhis site? this site's primary function is<br />

trying to bring Pugulistical Dementia to the attention of the greater public and<br />

the politicians who are empowered to make changes.It's also here for boxing<br />

historians.I was frustated by some of the more exotic characters in the archives<br />

and their mostly worthless,idiotic posts.<strong>The</strong>y set a tone of distinct hostility<br />

towards anyone who dared to disagree with their seemingly "written-in-stone"<br />

views and opinions.One of the big attractions of this site is that everyone<br />

respects all opinions.I love the sport of boxing.I'm not here to make moral<br />

judgements on any anyone.Actually,I think if <strong>Jerry</strong> had a drinking or drug<br />

problem and he overcame it,it would have made his life even more<br />

fasciniting!It's too easy to get nasty over an anonamous web site!I for one<br />

don't want to have to read posts from serious people who are apoligizing to the<br />

troublemakers for daring to have a conflicting view.What's next,we'll start<br />

exchanging"M----- F---er's with some angry teenage boys?|<br />

|1/29/03 10:28:38 PM|Kent|La Habra, Ca||oriononside@aol.com||||10|I just spoke<br />

to Mike <strong>Quarry</strong> and I told him his fans have been praying for his recovery from<br />

cancer and that his fans have not forgotten him. He was very happy to hear<br />

this. Hang in there champ (and yes he has earned that title regardless if he<br />

won it in the ring)we are in your corner always. Steve, yes those characters<br />

were quite a hoot! It was even worse over at the old Joe Frazier's gym site.<br />

In some way, I kind of miss some of my old friends who were always sending snide<br />

comments my way. Oh by the way, I ran accross our old pal Brother DKS a few<br />

months ago on another site and he seemed very concerned that I had found him.<br />

He said something like, "oh no, you found me! Can't I get any peace?!" He also<br />

asked me not to tell any of the <strong>Quarry</strong> people where he was hanging out on the<br />

internet. As if they would follow me just to bug him! Of course I didn't let<br />

on I had found him to anyone and I still haven't said where he posts at. |<br />

|1/30/03 01:20:05 AM|Renate Koelbli|Dorval, Quebec||mmkoel@dsuper.net||||10|I<br />

just found out a few weeks back that we'd lost James <strong>Quarry</strong>. It was<br />

particularly sad news, as I'd spoken to him on occasion over the phone and<br />

written him, but never met him face to face. I was looking forward to that<br />

possibility, but it wasn't meant to be. Just weeks before this tragic news,<br />

I'd written this poem, "<strong>The</strong> Voice". Since his beloved brother <strong>Jerry</strong> was a poet,<br />

perhaps it belongs here as a tribute to James. As I recall, his voice was<br />

deep and gravelly, unique and truly impressive. We may never hear it again this<br />

lifetime except on tape, but along with <strong>Jerry</strong>'s, it will continue to be<br />

wonderfully audible just the same - as he guides us all as forcefully as ever -<br />

as to where to take this gift of their <strong>Foundation</strong> for the greatest possible good<br />

."Aren't renewed friendships just THE BEST ??!! <strong>The</strong>y come complete with<br />

melodies - like those favourite tunes that resonate in your memory long after<br />

the evening has passed. <strong>The</strong>y always come back to comfort - and to bring THE<br />

FEELING back alive. And if they have words - the "JUST RIGHT" words - the ones<br />

that touch you more deeply than you ever dared dream of being touched - well,<br />

they're all the better still, no? On the other hand, if the tune happens to be<br />

from Beethoven, no words could possibly enhance."THE<br />

VOICEMaggie Kyler-RoseA VOICE from Times Long Gone alightsOf<br />

late, as if to say:"Replenish Wells of Hope and Love;Embrace a Glorious<br />

Day."<strong>The</strong> VOICE with Force and TendernessAnd Passions

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