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Jim Alfredson

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very sad news. i had the pleasure of buying cds from ken on many occasions. in fact, there are still a few 60-cent stamps on my bulletin board, stamps i used specifically to sent my payment to him in canada. one of the things i'll remember is feeling frustrated and disappointed when i "missed out" to another member on a title i wanted from him. i'd gladly feel those emotions again if it meant he were still here with us. rest in peace ken.

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one of the things i'll remember is feeling frustrated and disappointed when i "missed out" to another member on a title i wanted from him. i'd gladly feel those emotions again if it meant he were still here with us. rest in peace ken.

Amen to that!

The Teddy Wilson Mosaic I bought from him takes on so much more significance now.

RIP grey. And thanks to ElizaBETH for finding the strength to convey such sad news. :(

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I too bought a few sets from Ken.

Very organized guy, it seemed. I remember on my second purchase asking if he was living at the same address as I had noted from my first purchase of one year prior. He laughed (in that virtual way), answered "Yes", complimented me on keeping good records and then asked if I was at my same address, noting my address within his reply.

Two at-least-slightly neurotic guys, it would seem.

See ya later, Ken.

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Very sorry to hear of his passing.

I loose track of what I buy from who around here (and back on the BNBB), but I know I had close to a dozen transactions with Ken over the years. I think he's probably the guy I got my Lee Morgan Mosaic from.

R.I.P. Ken, and very best wishes for his family.

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I always wondered how he could offer sealed imports at such reasonable prices.

Yes, I bought several JRVGs off him--he just seemed to be very fair-minded in that regard, much like a used book dealer that we have here in Bloomington, who rarely marks up items even though he knows they're worth more than half-off-list.

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Sad to hear of Ken's passing- I never communicated directly with him(His sales went fast!), but I read a number of his posts and he seemed to be a decent fellow with class and taste- just what we need so much more of these days. My condolences to Elizabeth and any other family.

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