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So before we do anything else today, I want to tell you my heart's singing because right after the show started, I told Drake, Drake Pugh, our engineer here, I said, oh, my friend Bob Hawk passed away three years ago, four years ago.
An HO model railroad.
Yeah, and Drake is a big model train person, and I was like, there would be nobody that I would... be more secure in taking Bob's things than Drake Pugh.
So I called Beth, and I said, have you done anything with Bob's trains? She was like, no.
HO, and I collect O, so mine's a little bit bigger.
But while we were talking, you know, Bob has been cremated, and she said, Beth said, man, I would love it if somehow we could put some ashes of Bob's in Bob's.
it was the 576.
That's the engine that was in Centennial Park.
And Bob was involved in the restoration project.
And they just finally fired it up for the first time in 74 years recently after about seven years of working on it.
Yeah.
And Beth and I had talked, and she was like, you know, she wanted to scatter some of his ashes into the engine.
Well, she wanted it in the tender, and I said, well, they might let you do it into the firebox.
Right.
So before we do anything else today, I want to tell you my heart's singing because right after the show started, I told Drake, Drake Pugh, our engineer here, I said, oh, my friend Bob Hawk passed away three years ago, four years ago.
An HO model railroad.
Yeah, and Drake is a big model train person, and I was like, there would be nobody that I would... be more secure in taking Bob's things than Drake Pugh.
So I called Beth, and I said, have you done anything with Bob's trains? She was like, no.
HO, and I collect O, so mine's a little bit bigger.
But while we were talking, you know, Bob has been cremated, and she said, Beth said, man, I would love it if somehow we could put some ashes of Bob's in Bob's.
it was the 576.
That's the engine that was in Centennial Park.
And Bob was involved in the restoration project.
And they just finally fired it up for the first time in 74 years recently after about seven years of working on it.
Yeah.
And Beth and I had talked, and she was like, you know, she wanted to scatter some of his ashes into the engine.
Well, she wanted it in the tender, and I said, well, they might let you do it into the firebox.
Right.
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