Nathan:
Thanks for the endorsement of my wife's efforts.  However, as I told Charlie
in a previous e-mail, she is working full time now and probably I know that
she doesn't want to devote as much time to planning the the luncheon as she
did last time.  I suggest a collaborative effort with some other like minded
fans from the Boston area.  Plenty of time to think about, considering how
we won't get our ticket applications for another week or so.

Greg Ambrose

> From: "Hampton, Nathan E." <[log in to unmask]>
> Reply-To: "Hampton, Nathan E." <[log in to unmask]>
> Date: Mon, 28 Apr 2003 10:05:15 -0500
> To: [log in to unmask]
> Subject: Re: is anybody in the boston area working on the luncheon?
>
> So Charlie, do you have your 2003 taxes prepared already? It's a little early
> to be thinking about the dinner, given that I haven't even seen an application
> for next year's tickets yet. But anyway....
>
> If we can get the same restaurant as last time in Boston, that would be great.
> It was extremely close to the Fleet Center, the downstairs low-ceiling
> atmosphere was great, and the booths (if shared) were a great way to meet
> people. Some complained that it was too small, but if the luncheon crowd is
> shrinking, then that problem is solved. Whoever set it up last time (from
> UNH?) should be drafted into service again!
>
> Nathan Hampton
>
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>> From:         Charlie Shub
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>> Subject:      is anybody in the boston area working on the luncheon?
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>> is anybody in the boston area working on the luncheon?
>> inquiring minds want to know.
>>
>> charlie shub   University of Colorado at Colorado Springs
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