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[censored] Ring Retires

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  1. Sunday, September 28, 2003

    Well folks, [censored] Ring has crossed the bike racing announcer’s finish line. During our phone
    conversation this evening [censored] (who is e-mail challenged) asked me to inform the cycling community
    that he will not be announcing any races next summer. He has decided that after 40 years of weekends
    being “The Voice of New England Cycling”, he will be spending his future weekends biking,
    skating, golfing and watching races.

    In Dick’s words, “It has been a fantastic ride that took me through many picturesque towns and
    villages and along the highways and byways of New England. An activity that spanned 5 decades will
    leave me with many extraordinary memories. The remarkable friendships were kindled over that span of
    years will be cherished forever. As my era ends a new one begins. Thanks for me letting me part of
    your world, the world of championship bike racing.”

    I just got this on the USCF-NE list. We just worked the Bob Beal masters weekend with him. It was
    our privilege. When we first came back to the States with the kids, [censored] was one of the first to
    introduce himself, offer good advice, and introduce us to a lot of really good people. We need more
    like him, but I'm not sure they're making them. Bill C

  2. "TritonRider" <[email hidden]> wrote in message

    Quoted message said:

    Sunday, September 28, 2003

    Well folks, [censored] Ring has crossed the bike racing announcer's finish line. During our phone
    conversation this evening [censored] (who is e-mail challenged) asked me to inform the cycling community
    that he will not be announcing any races next summer. He has decided that after 40 years of
    weekends being "The Voice of New England Cycling", he will be spending his future weekends biking,
    skating, golfing and watching races.

    In [censored]'s words, "It has been a fantastic ride that took me through many picturesque towns and
    villages and along the highways and byways of New England. An activity that spanned 5 decades will
    leave me with many extraordinary memories. The remarkable friendships were kindled over that span
    of years will be cherished forever. As my era ends a new one begins. Thanks for me letting me part
    of your world, the world of championship bike racing."

    I just got this on the USCF-NE list. We just worked the Bob Beal masters weekend with him. It was
    our privilege. When we first came back to the States with the kids, [censored] was one of the first to
    introduce himself, offer good advice, and introduce us to a lot of really good people. We need
    more like him, but I'm not sure they're making them. Bill C

    You've got that right. As much as the cycling community will miss him, he more than deserves to say
    "It's time.". Hopefully the urge will get to him at some point next summer and he does a few cameos.

  3. (TritonRider) said:

    Sunday, September 28, 2003

    Well folks, [censored] Ring has crossed the bike racing announcer’s finish line. During our phone
    conversation this evening [censored] (who is e-mail challenged) asked me to inform the cycling community
    that he will not be announcing any races next summer. He has decided that after 40 years of
    weekends being “The Voice of New England Cycling”, he will be spending his future weekends biking,
    skating, golfing and watching races.

    Rumor is Ben Wa will be taking his place...

    G

  4. Quoted post said:

    Originally posted by GregR
    Rumor is Ben Wa will be taking his place...
    G [/B]


    😄

  5. I heard that there are some a$$holes are celebrating...

  6. Quoted message said:

    From: patch70 [email hidden]

    Quoted message said:

    I heard that there are some a$$holes are celebrating...

    You can never overestimate the power of human stupidity. [censored] isn't perfect. he's never met a name
    he couldn't mangle, but he laughs about it too, and does the best he can. Other than that, he knows
    just about everyone, and everything that's happened in NewEngland especially, for at least the last
    30 years. You see him getting respect from people like the McCormacks, Paul Curley, Tom Manion, Van
    Barres etc. you know the truth. Bill C

  7. (TritonRider) said:
    Quoted message said:

    From: patch70 [email hidden]

    Quoted message said:

    I heard that there are some a$$holes are celebrating...

    You can never overestimate the power of human stupidity. [censored] isn't perfect. he's never met a name
    he couldn't mangle, but he laughs about it too, and does the best he can. Other than that, he
    knows just about everyone, and everything that's happened in NewEngland especially, for at least
    the last 30 years. You see him getting respect from people like the McCormacks, Paul Curley, Tom
    Manion, Van Barres etc. you know the truth. Bill C

    I think you missed the pun...

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