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  1. 11th August 2010, 09:39 PM #1
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    Default Sad Loss of John Rea

    This week saw the passing of John Rea. John was instrumental in the development and design of Decorative Turning Device. Having moved back to the UK recently John succumbed to a blood clot in the lung.

    Some of John's work in OT can be seen here

    Bye John thanks for knowledge you passed my way.
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    The OT community is a small one. The loss of a member creates a void not easily filled.

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    Quote Originally Posted by wheelinround View Post
    This week saw the passing of John Rea. John was instrumental in the development and design of Decorative Turning Device. Having moved back to the UK recently John succumbed to a blood clot in the lung.

    Some of John's work in OT can be seen here

    Bye John thanks for knowledge you passed my way.
    Very sad to hear the news of John's passing.
    John was a clever bloke who thought and produced some smart equipment to keep OT going. He will be missed.

    Cheers
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