Re: 1979 - Lynn Lindstrom
Catherine
"NanciD" <Nan...@att.net> wrote in message
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> DCN 19th Anniversary issue
> by Andrew Uzarins, managing editor
Whoever and whatever he was.
> Awards do not simply happen.
Begin with an obvious statement.
> It takes someone of exceptional ability,
> ability to accomplish where others have
> failed or have never tried, and whose
> labors demonstrate the necessity to
> recognize and encourage such persons in
> their tasks.
Or, it takes a coalition of assholes to enshrine a "Hall of Shame", particularly one
based upon another activity being exploited by those who don't give a shit about what
they destroy.
> Thus, the recipient of the first annual
> Outstanding Person of the Year Award
> from Drum Corps News is not simply a
> recipient, but one who has contributed so
> much and so generously to many aspects
> of the marching activity. Those efforts
> made it necessary to inaugurate this form
> of recognition for the finest in our ranks.
Because the service alone wasn't enough.
> Lynn Lindstrom is the mother of two children,
> nine-year old Shelley and six-year old Ryan,
> and is the wife of another well-known pillar
> in the marching activity, George Lindstrom.
Oh another "Mary Pesceone" award.
> She is a graduate of Libertyville HS in Libertyville,
> Illinois, and has a BS in education degree from
> Northern Illinois University in DeKalb.
A teacher.
> She resides in Greendale, Wisconsin, and neither
> she nor her husband George make it a secret that
> in the course of the color guard season the kitchen and
> the house get to look as if hit by a grenade.
>
> She taught physical education at Arlington HS (4 years),
> Libertyville HS (3 years), both in Illinois, and one year each
> at Case HS in Racine and Bradford HS in Kenosha, Wisconsin.
Well, ain't that interestin'...
> Her marching career began in a drill team during
> elementary and high school years. Then she formed,
> instructed and managed Coronets Drill Team from 1962 to
> 1974, which won VFW and DCI titles several years.
As a DRILL TEAM.
> In 1975, Lynn Lindstrom was summer guard instructor
> for Racine Kilts. In 1976, she was drill instructor for Des
> Plaines Vanguard and in 1977-1978 she was business manager
> and summer guard instructor for Kilts.
This was when the junior Kilties admitted females, and came up with that infamous
abortion in concert with the white pants. At the end of the season, the corps nearly
folded.
> This year she is instructing Pioneer corps guard
Kilties - then Pioneer. Gee, really wunnerful influence on one of the greatest
junior corps ever <:NOT:>.
(Of course, one can Google for what George Lindstrom's influences while Kilties corps
director was - and add stellar and staunch genuine characters like Rick "Tiny"
Hoefert and Jim "Insanity" Schehr (whom Lindstrom enabled to march overage in 1974)
who defend these fabulous award-winning <$.02 to Ryder> honorees.
> and from 1975 to the present time she is also instructor and
> drill designer for the Grand National Champion Betty's Rebels
> Baton Corps of Milwaukee.
>
> She has served on American Legion and DCI color guard
> committees and has been a long term board member of
> Midwest Color Guard Circuit: eight years as president, a
> position which she still fullfills in this geographically and
> numerically vast association.
But certainly not as large as drill teams, baton corps, drum & bugle corps, honor
guards and all the rest USED to encompass for decades...
> In addition she has also logged two years as treasurer for
> Federation of Contest Judges. She is also interested in
> sports as a participant as well as a spectator and sews a
> lot when she can find the time.
OP - better watch out or Allard will call her a blando seamstress <psst - Catherine -
no he won't> K. Nevermind...
>
> Anyone who attended last year's and this year's WGI Olympics
> will also recognize her as the president and executive director of
> this organization, an organization which has made an
> immeasurable contribution to the development and welfare of the
> marching activity and whose spectacular accomplishments in an
> unbelievably short time were most visibly demonstrated during
> the most recent Olympics.
Contribution to the welfare... yeah, you betcha.
> Drum Corps News felt honored to present this outstanding
> person with the first annual award at the Olympics and to
> extend her lifetime privileges as an honorary staff member.
>
Whatta load of EVERYONE's self-serving crapola. When did Stanley Knaub make this
list?
-- Catherine
Andyroo111
>Whatta load of EVERYONE's self-serving crapola. When did Stanley Knaub make
>this
>list?
>
>-- Catherine
>
Catherine, you friggin' lunatic, this is a twenty-five year old article!! And
you're commenting upon it? You're even crazier than I thought you were.
Perhaps you should have called them on it twenty-five years ago.
But now?? You are simply un-friggin'-real!!
If you're going to criticize something, at least go after something that
happened relatively recently - like the crazy bitch who carried her music out
onto the field in Scranton.
You are simply incredible - and in this context, that's not a good thing.
Andy - who still thinks that you're a lying, music-carrying, looking-like-shit,
fraud.
Jeff Ream
and no, being asked to leave 3 corps in 28 years is not a good accomplishment.
>Subject: Re: 1979 - Lynn Lindstrom
>From: "Catherine" Catherine@yahoo!!!.com
>Date: 9/16/2004 8:11 PM Eastern Standard Time
>Message-id: <fZp2d.3155$Qv5....@newssvr33.news.prodigy.com>
Jeff Ream
I am the drummer your color guard captain warned you about
Jack Gillen
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>
> "NanciD" <Nan...@att.net> wrote in message
> news:lt7jk0ld5oqsgpgsc...@4ax.com...
> > DCN 19th Anniversary issue
> > by Andrew Uzarins, managing editor
>
> Whoever and whatever he was.
He was that guy who wasn't kicked out of every corps he was associated with
since 1978.
> > Awards do not simply happen.
>
> Begin with an obvious statement.
>
Here's an obvious statement: Catherine is batshit crazy.
> > It takes someone of exceptional ability,
> > ability to accomplish where others have
> > failed or have never tried, and whose
> > labors demonstrate the necessity to
> > recognize and encourage such persons in
> > their tasks.
>
> Or, it takes a coalition of assholes to enshrine a "Hall of Shame",
particularly one
> based upon another activity being exploited by those who don't give a shit
about what
> they destroy.
>
Well, it certainly doesn't take a reject from every corps whose doors she
has darkened since 1978.
> > Thus, the recipient of the first annual
> > Outstanding Person of the Year Award
> > from Drum Corps News is not simply a
> > recipient, but one who has contributed so
> > much and so generously to many aspects
> > of the marching activity. Those efforts
> > made it necessary to inaugurate this form
> > of recognition for the finest in our ranks.
>
> Because the service alone wasn't enough.
Because even in 1979 EVERYONE knew it would piss off Catherine Burr to no
end if someone was recognized for their contributions to the activity.
>
> > Lynn Lindstrom is the mother of two children,
> > nine-year old Shelley and six-year old Ryan,
> > and is the wife of another well-known pillar
> > in the marching activity, George Lindstrom.
>
> Oh another "Mary Pesceone" award.
"The Catherine Harris/Wilde/Burr/Irv/Noni Award" wouldn't fit on the plaque.
>
> > She is a graduate of Libertyville HS in Libertyville,
> > Illinois, and has a BS in education degree from
> > Northern Illinois University in DeKalb.
>
> A teacher.
>
Despicable.
> > She resides in Greendale, Wisconsin, and neither
> > she nor her husband George make it a secret that
> > in the course of the color guard season the kitchen and
> > the house get to look as if hit by a grenade.
> >
> > She taught physical education at Arlington HS (4 years),
> > Libertyville HS (3 years), both in Illinois, and one year each
> > at Case HS in Racine and Bradford HS in Kenosha, Wisconsin.
>
> Well, ain't that interestin'...
In what nefarious way does your sick mind imagine that to be interesting?
>
> > Her marching career began in a drill team during
> > elementary and high school years. Then she formed,
> > instructed and managed Coronets Drill Team from 1962 to
> > 1974, which won VFW and DCI titles several years.
>
> As a DRILL TEAM.
>
No, as a synchronized swimming team, you psycho, they were the Coronets
Drill Team, hence, they won as a DRILL TEAM. You're just bitter because
there was no Blithering Toon Championship, which title, of course, would
have been yours perennially.
> > In 1975, Lynn Lindstrom was summer guard instructor
> > for Racine Kilts. In 1976, she was drill instructor for Des
> > Plaines Vanguard and in 1977-1978 she was business manager
> > and summer guard instructor for Kilts.
>
> This was when the junior Kilties admitted females, and came up with that
infamous
> abortion in concert with the white pants. At the end of the season, the
corps nearly
> folded.
Well, thank Odin that YOU came along to save the good name of the Kilties!
>
> > This year she is instructing Pioneer corps guard
>
> Kilties - then Pioneer. Gee, really wunnerful influence on one of the
greatest
> junior corps ever <:NOT:>.
>
> (Of course, one can Google for what George Lindstrom's influences while
Kilties corps
> director was -
But, alas, one can NOT Google for any proof whatsoever of your psychotic
accusations against George Lindstrom, seein' as how there ain't any. Because
"it was told to me personally" does not constitute proof of anything other
than the fact that you're loopier than a box of Cheerios.
> and add stellar and staunch genuine characters like Rick "Tiny"
> Hoefert and Jim "Insanity" Schehr (whom Lindstrom enabled to march overage
in 1974)
> who defend these fabulous award-winning <$.02 to Ryder> honorees.
>
And let's not forget the stellar and staunch genuine Wisconsin judge who
enabled you to stay out of jail after passing worthless checks, driving
without a license and EXCELLENT stuff like that.
> > and from 1975 to the present time she is also instructor and
> > drill designer for the Grand National Champion Betty's Rebels
> > Baton Corps of Milwaukee.
> >
> > She has served on American Legion and DCI color guard
> > committees and has been a long term board member of
> > Midwest Color Guard Circuit: eight years as president, a
> > position which she still fullfills in this geographically and
> > numerically vast association.
>
> But certainly not as large as drill teams, baton corps, drum & bugle
corps, honor
> guards and all the rest USED to encompass for decades...
>
Well, at least there's one less raving lunatic in Midwest drum corps...and
East Coast Alumni corps...
> > In addition she has also logged two years as treasurer for
> > Federation of Contest Judges. She is also interested in
> > sports as a participant as well as a spectator and sews a
> > lot when she can find the time.
>
> OP - better watch out or Allard will call her a blando seamstress <psst -
Catherine -
> no he won't> K. Nevermind...
> >
Does that even make any sense to you?
> > Anyone who attended last year's and this year's WGI Olympics
> > will also recognize her as the president and executive director of
> > this organization, an organization which has made an
> > immeasurable contribution to the development and welfare of the
> > marching activity and whose spectacular accomplishments in an
> > unbelievably short time were most visibly demonstrated during
> > the most recent Olympics.
>
> Contribution to the welfare... yeah, you betcha.
Well, not EVERYONE can be "the Bonnie Ott of Southern California" and move
Mike Moxley to tears with marching that's "so perfectly beautiful," but one
does what one can.
>
> > Drum Corps News felt honored to present this outstanding
> > person with the first annual award at the Olympics and to
> > extend her lifetime privileges as an honorary staff member.
> >
>
> Whatta load of EVERYONE's self-serving crapola. When did Stanley Knaub
make this
> list?
>
Not two weeks have passed since you were kicked out of yet another drum
corps, and you still don't have a clue.....
FOAD, PsychoTart,
Andrew Uzarins (or whomever I am)
--
"If you understood everything I say, you'd be me!" --- Miles Davis
TerriGolden1957
You are a LYING sack of crap. Jim was born December 17, 1952. He
marched the '74 Season. He was 21 years old.
Do the fucking math.
-Terri
Jim Schehr
elected themselves as junior corps experts and neither ever marched a
season in one. Both can't keep their mouths shut. One is mentally ill
and the the other is plain stupid. I'll explain this again, born in
Cincinnati, Ohio at Good Sam hospital on December 17th 1952. Do the
math bitch you sick fucking cunt.
Later...
Jim Schehr
"Catherine" <Catherine@yahoo!!!.com> wrote in message news:<fZp2d.3155$Qv5....@newssvr33.news.prodigy.com>...
> director was - and add stellar and staunch genuine characters like Rick "Tiny"
> Hoefert and Jim "Insanity" Schehr (whom Lindstrom enabled to march overage in 1974)
> who defend these fabulous award-winning <$.02 to Ryder> honorees.
> -- Catherine
TerriGolden1957
Racine, Arlington Hts, IL or anywhere here in 1979.
She never saw the Coronets, which were quite a renowned drill team here in IL.
We all respected them and their work. And she was not here when Lynn helped
formed WGI in it's embryonic stages, back in the late '70's. She stayed with
WGI for the next 20 plus years until she was let go, and it pissed off a
SHITLOAD of volunteers, let me tell you. I heard it from them in Milwaukee in
2001 at WGI Nationals.
But hell, she wouldn't know any of that either cuz she sits in her hovel with
her box from hell and spews shit but never experiences ANYTHING really.
-Terri
Catherine
"Jim Schehr" <jims...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:dc3f89fc.04091...@posting.google.com...
> I don't know who is more fucked up on here, Ream or you. Both have
> elected themselves as junior corps experts and neither ever marched a
> season in one. Both can't keep their mouths shut. One is mentally ill
> and the the other is plain stupid. I'll explain this again, born in
> Cincinnati, Ohio at Good Sam hospital on December 17th 1952. Do the
> math bitch you sick fucking cunt.
>
> Later...
>
> Jim Schehr
>
Then what WAS all that discussion of "birth certificate if you want me to march" with
George Lindstrom, then?
-- Catherine
Jeff Ream
Catherine called this person is out is about as sad as you trying to be human.
funny, i compliment someone good and defend them, and you still have to be a
dickhead.
>Subject: Re: 1979 - Lynn Lindstrom
>From: jims...@hotmail.com (Jim Schehr)
>Date: 9/17/2004 10:29 AM Eastern Standard Time
>Message-id: <dc3f89fc.04091...@posting.google.com>
Jim Schehr
funding a corps to win a DCA Championship, while being a party in that
type of drum corps organization, doesn't give you the right to comment
on the character of Lynn at all.
George and Lynn are two of the most caring and loving people I've ever
had the privilage to know. Unlike your drug dealing organization,
George and Lynn cared about the well being of children in drum corps.
BTW, fuck you!
Later...
Jim Schehr
jeffsn...@aol.comnospam (Jeff Ream) wrote in message news:<20040918000206...@mb-m27.aol.com>...
Catherine
> funding a corps to win a DCA Championship, while being a party in that
> type of drum corps organization, doesn't give you the right to comment
> on the character of Lynn at all.
>
> George and Lynn are two of the most caring and loving people I've ever
> had the privilage to know. Unlike your drug dealing organization,
> George and Lynn cared about the well being of children in drum corps.
Well, George certainly cared about procuring children for Don Angelica.
Andyroo111
>
>Well, George certainly cared about procuring children for Don Angelica.
Catherine, are you still pissed that nobody could procure anything for you?
We're not freakin' magicians, you know!
Jimsie
What do you mean we, Andy. You're a magician - and a damned good one.
You magically pull black humor out of your ass, on a regular basis.
Andyroo111
>What do you mean we, Andy. You're a magician - and a damned good one.
>You magically pull black humor out of your ass, on a regular basis.
>
You got something against black?
Jimsie
Your black humor, yes.
Andyroo111
>>
>>You got something against black?
>>
>
And The Might Wizard wrote
>Your black humor, yes.
>
Okay, then don't read it anymore. Thank you and good night.
Big Rich Soprano
wrong. You guys all met at DCA's... you had a chance to settle it and
didn't... Please give us a rest... (I noticed this stuff picked up
AFTER DCA's - what happened?)
Catherine
news:7a5pk0tr8534ms3b5...@4ax.com...
Pretending to be human isn't enough for EVERYONE. EVERYONE lives for this online BS.
Besides, there were too many witnesses and tape recorders at DCA.
Andyroo111
>
>Pretending to be human isn't enough for EVERYONE. EVERYONE lives for this
>online BS.
>
>Besides, there were too many witnesses and tape recorders at DCA.
>
Okay, so now you're telling us that you carried a tape recorder on the field,
along with your music?
Jack Gillen
> "Jim Schehr" <jims...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:dc3f89fc.04091...@posting.google.com...
> > Unlike your director Ream, a drug dealer selling to children and
> > funding a corps to win a DCA Championship, while being a party in that
> > type of drum corps organization, doesn't give you the right to comment
> > on the character of Lynn at all.
> >
> > George and Lynn are two of the most caring and loving people I've ever
> > had the privilage to know. Unlike your drug dealing organization,
> > George and Lynn cared about the well being of children in drum corps.
>
> Well, George certainly cared about procuring children for Don Angelica.
>
Got any proof, you psychotic witch? Oh, right, asking you to substantiate
any of your psychotic allegations is "unfair standards, unfairly applied."
It's true just because you made it up and said so.
You're a psychotic, lying, fraudulant, blando hypocrite. And an enabler of
such. Bitch.
ESAD, PsychoTart,
Emil Pavlik (or whomever I am)
Steve Spang
> Okay, so now you're telling us that you carried a tape recorder on the field,
> along with your music?
Bwhahaha... laughing at the mental image of someone w/ a 2 ton Teac R/R strapped
to their back (10 1/2" reels), trying to read music mounted on their horn, and
all the while not stumbling over mic cords stretched all across the field. Quite
the sight. :-)
--
Steve
TerriGolden1957
And you know this first-hand since you were here at that time. And you also
have proof?
Right?
-Terri
JimSchehr
I hope you didn't hear this from the ONE person you claim that talks to you,
other than Noni. Crazy Cathy, errand idiot for George Fennell.
For those of you who might give a shit about what Catherine has alleged, George
Lindstrom has forgot more about drum corps than Catherine will ever know.
Unlike Catherine and Ream, both who have self appointed themselves as "drum
corps swamis", George and Lynn are actually involved in the junior corps
activity.
Later...
Jim Schehr
Ken2184786
catherine person is, please.
thanks
Jeff Ream
so did anyone who spent a few years in the corps.
Jerry wasn't the best, i grant you that.
in fact i'd take any director we had over him.
>Subject: Re: 1979 - Lynn Lindstrom
>From: jims...@hotmail.com (Jim Schehr)
>Date: 9/18/2004 11:27 AM Eastern Standard Time
Jeff Ream
>Subject: Re: 1979 - Lynn Lindstrom
>From: Big Rich Soprano BucSo...@go.come_on_Irene
>Date: 9/18/2004 4:08 PM Eastern Standard Time
>Message-id: <7a5pk0tr8534ms3b5...@4ax.com>
Jeff Ream
i proclaimed myself nothing.
you seem to do my proclaiming for me, and, you can stop anytime
>Subject: Re: 1979 - Lynn Lindstrom
>From: jims...@aol.com (JimSchehr)
>Date: 9/19/2004 9:29 AM Eastern Standard Time
>Message-id: <20040919092931...@mb-m16.aol.com>
Jim Schehr
stop, but NOT until. There is so much more to tell about the
Drugstoremen.
Later...
Jim Schehr
jeffsn...@aol.comnospam (Jeff Ream) wrote in message news:<20040919231916...@mb-m01.aol.com>...
Catherine
> When you keep your nose out threads that don't involve you, it will
> stop, but NOT until. There is so much more to tell about the
> Drugstoremen.
>
> Later...
>
> Jim Schehr
>
>
>
> jeffsn...@aol.comnospam (Jeff Ream) wrote in message
news:<20040919231916...@mb-m01.aol.com>...
> > point of order.
> >
> >
> > i proclaimed myself nothing.
> >
> >
> > you seem to do my proclaiming for me, and, you can stop anytime
> >
> >
> > >Subject: Re: 1979 - Lynn Lindstrom
> > >From: jims...@aol.com (JimSchehr)
> > >Date: 9/19/2004 9:29 AM Eastern Standard Time
> > >Message-id: <20040919092931...@mb-m16.aol.com>
> > >
> > >>Well, George certainly cared about procuring children for Don Angelica.
> > >
> > >I hope you didn't hear this from the ONE person you claim that talks to you,
> > >other than Noni. Crazy Cathy, errand idiot for George Fennell.
> > >
> > >For those of you who might give a shit about what Catherine has alleged,
> > >George
> > >Lindstrom has forgot more about drum corps than Catherine will ever know.
This assumes that anyone with a brain might give a shit about what you allege, blando
fraud.
What was really amusing was finding out how many people thought you had broken up
with Terri - because they wouldn't have had any interest whatsoever in yer continuing
frauds.
> > >Unlike Catherine and Ream, both who have self appointed themselves as "drum
> > >corps swamis", George and Lynn are actually involved in the junior corps
> > >activity.
> > >
> > >Later...
> > >
> > >Jim Schehr
It's amusing - after these past four-six years of you and Dittrich's sucking up to
Ream, to now attempt to put me along with Ream in anything - and as opposed to the
two of you.
Nor is any drum corps person I know particularly with the "junior corps activity" -
and thus you have simply indicted George and Lynn Lindstrom even more that what I
alone have stated.
Dumbasses...
-- Catherine
TerriGolden1957
>Date: 9/20/2004 7:55 PM Central Standard Time
>Message-id: <XZK3d.2258$Xr3...@newssvr16.news.prodigy.com>
Who thought that Jim had broken up with me?
Name names you fucked up bitch.
-Terri
Jeff Ream
source...Steve is a great guy, but he wasnt around between 92 and 96, so, he
doesnt really know.
i mean i am glad he came back and got his ring, but he wasn't there for all of
it.
so James, let me educate you on more than a few things.
first off...you keep trying to act like i am proud of what happened. am i proud
of our success on the field?
yes that had nothing to do with the drugs.
am i proud of how the corps ended up? no, and i did my damnedest, including
paying money out of my pocket to try and keep it going.
so here Jim, sit back and i'll tell you a tale. I'll try not to use the big
words, as i know they make you want to hit things.
ready?
in the fall of 94, early October i believe, a group of current members and
alumni met at the old Embers hotel(now a Clarion i believe) in Carlisle to see
if it was worth keeping the corps alive. the corps had their worst year in a
while, and the books didnt look good( no offense to the previous directors, but
letting people skip on dues to keep the corps decent sized didnt help).
god knows we owed staff money from previous years. we owed a lot of people
money.
that sunday afternoon, the doors were to be closed.
then, a few weeks later i get a surprise call. Jerry mace had taken over. At
that time, Jerry was working for a successful insurance agency, and his
business agreed to help underwrite some things.
imagine, from dead to alive and some free money!
sure it sounded good. a few of us even checked out the insurance company to see
if it was legit. it was indeed.
so, with renewed and agreesive recruiting, the corps started 95 bigger than 94
ended. As always, faces came and went, but the corps kept adding bodies,
and...making people pay their dues.
in fact Jim, when i jumped back in a week before Serenade, dan Delong offered
to pay my dues to do it, and i refused. i paid my own way.at that time, on my
lil EDS telemarketer salary it wasnt the best idea, but it was the corps. Dan
needed me. so i did it.
so the summer came, and imagine...peple paid their bus money too. we even drove
up to Scumbury to do a parade, and after they tried to stiff us, we threatened
to go postal, and boom we finally got our money.
now in late season, there was a member of the hornline who made claims of some
illegal things. But when asked to show proof, surprise, none came. so, it was
put to rest. We were too busy trying to do the impossible...go from DFL to top
2.
late season, John Chamberlin announced he was leaving (rest his soul). given
the distance he traveled, and the fact that he had some health issues it made
sense.
plus, some of us grilled him about how things were going, as we knew jerry's
history, and John wasn't the type to lie, so we took his word it was legit.
John had been with us since the dark days of the mid 80's...he cared to much.
so the season ended. we did well. our placement coupled with more recruiting of
an aggressive nature allowed us to have many people paying dues in the 96
winter. yeah, we had to make some cuts, but we didnt string em along like a
junior corps would. 90% of the corps was set by January.
and gasp...people paid dues. we got a few deals equipment wise to keep costs
down. we fundraised. in fact, to go to orlando, we all paid extra.
we did well. we did a shitload of parades. we didnt bus to everything, but when
we did, everyone paid bus fees.
no one had a clue, because the person doing the books at that time, swore all
was going well. this person was a parent of a corps member, an honest guy who
ran a business, so we wouldnt expect him to cheat either.
so 96 ended, and we all know what happened...and for the record Jim, i've said
it on here many times, on any day, either corps could have won.
during the winter, we heard rumblings the insurance company was going bad.
then we heard some rumblings that the corps checkbook was used personally, but
it was on paper and was to be paid back. people scratched their heads, but so
far, it all seemed ok.
then he announced the junior corps. people left in droves. boom, when you have
30 horns and you had 60, dues coming in shrinks. then our main rehearsal
facility bailed, and more places had to be paid to rehearse.
then we starting hearing bad rumors....not just the drug stuff either. Like
that the corps was out of money.
yeah we heard the drug stuff too. Steve would know, he rode in with that crew
every weekend. at that point, that crowd became very open with it. in front of
kids even.
the corps made a ton of money for july 4th parades...but we found out that thje
money was going to his drug dog business he started that winter(who better to
train them)
then the stories about bounced checks hit. The person doing the books left
because he saw how after two years of doing things right, suddenly, they
stopped being done right.
then of course, the corps got starnded in orlando when the busses were locked
because another check bounced.
( i've said it then and now they never should have gone)
it kept cascading until finally he left and the adminstration that was in power
til 01 took over. i do know we were re-doing the bylaws. i also know
threatening phone calls were received by board members including myself.
i saw the books in late 97, and what a mess. in around February or March 97,
the corps checkbook became his checkbook. the owner of the insurance company
passed away and that source dried up.
yeah it was a mess. but Jim, FYI, the stuff that truly was illegal didnt happen
til 97 as far as the corps books and how some things were financed.
plus then he took off to avoid his creditors, and last we heard, he was locked
up in Florida. there is still a lawsuit waiting him here when he gets out.
and i am sure your source can elaborate a lot more, since he hung with that
crowd.
so, anything else you wanna know?
>Subject: Re: 1979 - Lynn Lindstrom
>From: jims...@hotmail.com (Jim Schehr)
>Date: 9/20/2004 10:14 AM Eastern Standard Time
>Message-id: <dc3f89fc.04092...@posting.google.com>
Jeff Ream
Terri and I get along sometimes and we dont get along sometimes. I've never
sucked up to her, and i think if your vaunted research team was doing it's job,
you'd know Jim and i dont usually ever get along.
not like you to be accurate so here is the correct story
>Subject: Re: 1979 - Lynn Lindstrom
>From: "Catherine" Catherine@yahoo!!!.com
>Date: 9/20/2004 8:55 PM Eastern Standard Time
>Message-id: <XZK3d.2258$Xr3...@newssvr16.news.prodigy.com>
Jim Schehr
truth. I can also assure you that I have never seen my friend, "Hair
Bear" ever drink or take illegal drugs. He will deal with you on his
own terms. You Ream and Catherine have made general drum corps
discussion impossible.
Now onto better things. This is my last post ever, "REALLY" it is my
last post on RAMD. I'm finally going to do what I should have done a
few years back folks. I will continue to ONLY support DCI and retire
from the rest of the activity. I'm happy to say, Terri and I have
plans to do some overseas travel and actually have a life that doesn't
involve drum corps for once.
It's been fun and it's been real, but it hasn't been real fun.
Good Bye...
Jim Schehr
jeffsn...@aol.comnospam (Jeff Ream) wrote in message news:<20040920231009...@mb-m04.aol.com>...
Liz Duguay
>
>It's been fun and it's been real, but it hasn't been real fun.
no Jim. it hasn't all been real. like the lies you were starting to spread
about me over the weekend. those weren't real.
you attempt to act like a big man around here. you owe me an apology. heck
even Jim Blansett gave me to Nanci. it's your turn to do the same to me before
you go running out of here.
L
Liz Duguay
"Jim Blansett" <jim_bl...@hotmail.commakaze> wrote in message
news:9491l0lkc7rdgqp73...@4ax.com...
> On 21 Sep 2004 16:34:40 GMT, legalea...@aol.com (Liz Duguay)
Jim (Blansett)~
i didn't really think i'd see an apology from you if it was proven that you
were wrong. you did. you admitted you were wrong publicly. that took
guts. i've definately give you that.
who knows ~ maybe we'll see it from the likes of Insanity.
stranger things have happened
L
Jeff Ream
weekend Jim.
see, you weren';t there, you couldnt possibly know.
see ya back here within the month
>Subject: Re: 1979 - Lynn Lindstrom
>From: jims...@hotmail.com (Jim Schehr)
>Date: 9/21/2004 11:37 AM Eastern Standard Time