Costmetically Challenged Pearson; Free to Good Home

[trapperDave]

           

[R H Clark]

I'll get Josh on here to tell you folks about his new bow.  

[The Whittler]

That is very nice George, awsome qesture.

Tell Josh congrats.

[Van/TX]

George, I had one like that a few years ago (well maybe more than a few) but it was left handed and 40#'s.  Shot a lot of NFAA outdoor rounds with it.  Good job        ....Van

 

[George D. Stout]

It's really a sweet shooter Van.  Josh should do well with it.

Randy...I have another anonymous donor who will make arrows for Josh.  He will probably contact you.

[Hood]

[bowhunterfrompast]

[R H Clark]

You guys are too much!  
The world needs more folks like you.I told Josh this afternoon.I wish you could have seen his face.He kept saying,Are you serious?Are you serious?

As soon as we get the bow and arrows I'll take some pictures and get Josh to say howdy to everyone.

Thank you again Mr.Stout and everyone else involved.May you all be blessed more than you have room enough to receive.
Randy

[George D. Stout]

Randy,  I gave your mailing address to the two tradgangers who are donating the string and some arrows.  I'll put the bow in the mail on Monday, so you should have it Wednesday if all goes well.
I'll have a confirmation number for you when it's posted.  Thanks for caring enough to get Josh involved in this...that means more than any thing else.

[Blackhawk]

Amen to that!  

[elk ninja]

And here I was, thinking the title said PERSON instead of Pearson!  Free cosmetically challenged PERSON to a good home!
Good job George!
Mike

[straitera]

Great heart George! Well done! I have enough bows already so please do not add me.

[Charlie Cole]

I'm with Elk ninja- I thought you said "person", too.
I just figured my wife was finally trying to get rid of me on the cheap- I qualify as "cosmetically challenged"....

You're a good man, George. Hope whoever gets the bow appreciates it!

[George D. Stout]

Well I'm glad I'm not the only homely one here 8^).

I know most of you guys have given of yourselves or your archery "stuff" enough to know it makes you feel good to see how folks hop on to the giving process.  I'm no different than any of you, I just had a bow that needed a home. Something as simple as shooting an arrow can make so much difference in a persons life.  Thanks to Randy mostly, for giving of his time....a priceless gift that will be remembered long afterward.