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Mrs. Harz, I have sent you an e-mail message which I hope you receive.  I send you my very best and sincerest wishes and blessing for the future.

Webb

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Yes Webb, I knew Whitey even better than I knew Joe! We talked often by phone or email, and had numerous similar interests. Whitey and I did a lot of gun trading, especially when Whitey got sidetracked from single shots, and started getting into Marlin lever actions! 
I still have guns and parts I traded or bought from Whitey. He had a very neat residence which was an old John Deere dealership in Joe's, Co., which served as home and huge work shop. Whitey did a lot of buying and selling of machine tools also, so he often had tools for sale that he had purchased.
Whitey was a real renaissance man, and always surprised me with his many talents. He did some design work for Pedersoli (away from guns!) and David personally sent Whitey a hand built muzzleloader as a thank you. I still have that muzzloader, as we did a trade that included it.
Joe and Whitey were cut from a different cloth than we find today. I can't tell you how many times I dealt with both men, and simply sent items, and knew they'd send me funds when they saw what I sent to them. Not often that we discussed prices, as we knew both would do the right thing. I sure miss them both!

Yes, Joes, Co. is about 15-20 miles east of Denver off 36, which is north of 70 a bit. 
Whitey was an old hotrodder also, and in his younger years built a lot of cars, for himself, and others. Often trading work for guns or gun projects! A very skilled mechanic!