Glenn Frey: Gone but not Forgotten

[sodascouts]

What a lovely article. Thanks from me, too.

And... I finally did it. I changed the board banner.

[Witchy Woman]

What a lovely article. Thanks from me, too.

And... I finally did it. I changed the board banner.

It was a great article. How wonderful he shared his love and knowledge of music to teach others. And I know that must have been difficult for you, Nancy. You're not moving on from Glenn, just giving the other guys some love.

[LuvTim]

What a lovely article. Thanks from me, too.

And... I finally did it. I changed the board banner.

It was a lovely banner for a special man.
Changing it must have been difficult.

This banner is also wonderful.

[AlreadyGone95]

That article is cool and beautiful.

Soda, that banner was beautiful. Thanks for leaving it up so long.

As most Americans know, TV commercials are filled with ads for Medicare. One of the them features a lady saying "I'm only I'm my 60s. I've got a nice long life ahead. Big plans." Every time I see it I think of Glenn and other celebrities/people who never reached the age of 70.

[Brooke]

Wonderful article and the students loved Glenn too!

Thanks Dawn!

[Ive always been a dreamer]

The new banner looks very nice, Soda. But, it is hard to let the other one go even though it is a necessary step. As the title of this thread says, Glenn's memory will always be alive in our hearts and as long as The Border remains active.

[SilverAcidRayne]

I absolutely love this banner. I am getting better with all this. almost. I had my friend turn off "You Belong To The City" yesterday. because I thought I could get thru it. nope

[shunlvswx]

I always loved this picture of the guys in their long coats. I notice the change when inverted back to the EOC default after I changed it from OTB.

I had went on the Eagles website and under their tour (or event) they had Don's and Joe's tour dates on there. I guess they will continue to update the website when the surviving members are touring.

[Brooke]

I like the new banner too. I know it's sad to take Glenn's down, but we have to move on.

When I hear a song of his, I'm sad, but at least we have his music.

[Ive always been a dreamer]

Amen to that, Brooke. Now, if only I could bring myself to listen to it. I'm driving up to Detroit to meet up with Soda and GA at the end of April for the Detroit Music Awards tribute to Glenn. Since it'll be such a long drive by myself, I'm thinking it'll be the perfect opportunity to do just that!