For those of you that might be interested Greg's funeral will be held this Saturday, March 16 at:

River Pointe Church
5000 Ransom Road
Richmond, Tx. 77469

Karl - How about an address for the Bank, that way we can send a check via mail???? I plan to donate some money, I hope everyone will!!!

I think to wire transfer funds, you would need to provide an account number too, correct?? Not sure I would put all of that on the internet? Or am I missing something here?

I will be at the funeral,but will get that info today. Going to be a very hard day for a lot of folks.

Aaron,

You are correct, on all counts.

I am sure there is a way to get all the info to the right guys. Most banks require address, name on the account, acct number and some require more info. Best not to publish all the info on the net. I hate to even think it but there are people who prey on those who have just lost loved ones.

I just signed the guest book and added my thoughts. It might be nice for many of us on here to do the same and express our condolences to the family.(see BNagel's) link above) Support like that is greatly appreciated in times of tragedy.

BigGuy458 - My friend, see Wendell's post too. I would NOT put all of that info on the WWW. Someone would now have ALL the info they would need to withdraw the money from the account!!!

How about a PayPal address?

Gifts can be sent without any charge or commission from PayPal.

Hi Guys,

thanks Aaron and Wendell for catching that, some of the information was not for an open forum like AR.
I am trying to get an address for the bank.

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Originally posted by whelenite:
How about a PayPal address?

Gifts can be sent without any charge or commission from PayPal.

Yep! PayPal or mailing a check to the bank, or even to the GAO office would be best. I just don't want to see one tragedy followed with another.

I'm watching A Rifleman's Journal on WildTV as I type this. I'll put the offer out there that if, at any time, Greg's kids need a place to hunt, I will assist in any way I can. It certainly appears that Greg instilled a love of the outdoors in Cole and I'd not want to see that disappear along with his father. Hopefully others will step up as well to keep this young fellow hunting and keep his father's memory alive.

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Originally posted by BigUglyMan:
I'm watching A Rifleman's Journal on WildTV as I type this. I'll put the offer out there that if, at any time, Greg's kids need a place to hunt, I will assist in any way I can. It certainly appears that Greg instilled a love of the outdoors in Cole and I'd not want to see that disappear along with his father. Hopefully others will step up as well to keep this young fellow hunting and keep his father's memory alive.

That is a great idea and offer! I can vouch that both Cole and Chloe are great kids, they both love hunting and I am sure they will want to keep hunting, if they can.

Thanks BigUglyMan,

Greg's father sat in my office today and we talked about Greg and the kids. Cole asked him yesterday if he though he would ever go hunting again. Cole is my friend too and I'll damn sure take him.

HI Matt

A good article...

"A Dad on the Dark Continent"
http://www.petersenshunting.co...-the-dark-continent/

James - I'll be thinking of you all tomorrow my friend!!!!

I will be driving down from Dallas this afternoon for tomorrows funeral and will pass on the regards and regrets from the AR family to Greg's.

Thanks Dave and please do so from all of us from AR.

Thanks Dave.

I watched A Rifleman's Journal last night and the idiots on WildTV didn't know enough to acknowledge Greg Rodriguez' death.

Thanx to Dave Fulson (with Larry W., Matt H., and company) for driving down. Also to Steve Scott and everyone standing up for Greg. HSC members I saw included Irvin B., Gary N. and many others. Well done.

It was a moving service. Clearly a well-loved and loving man. Bob

I absolutely agree with Bob, a very special service in honor of a very special man. Greg's family honored him greatly with this service, I was very touched by the family tributes they prepared, and especially to meet all his family. Rest in peace my friend.

Thanks Dave Fulson and to all who stood in the gap at Gregs memorial for those who were unable to attend...We were there in spirit.

The service was one of the most moving tributes to a life well lived I have ever attended. Very few dry eyes during the service, and I was personally moved in just about every possible. Cried before I got there, during the service, and back in Ft. Worth describing the service to Heather. Life is so fleeting, here one minute- gone the next. Larry W., Blake, and Matt H. all agreed that we would hope our lives will touch peoples hearts and lives to the degree that that Greg's obviously did. The photo tribute was breathtaking , even while is wrenched the heart. We gave the family the combined well wishes of the AR family who share their loss. We lost a fine friend in Greg, but his memory will live at our campfires in the years to come. Not to be preachy, but I am going to use this as continued and renewed motivation to be the best man \ friend I can be so I will have a chance at heaven, and a way to be with so many good friends, like Greg, who have gone before me.
Greg lives on through our memories and we will best honor him my keeping his memory alive with laughs and stories shared with this good man.

We miss you Amigo, but keep the campfire lit for us until we have a chance to get back to it, and to you...