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Sad news here, Ed Stabler passed this week. It was a privilege to have known him. He was a walking encyclopedia of knowledge on trains and the Narrow Gauge in particular, along with being a superb writer and musician. As a man a straight shooter in all manner. We have lost a dear friend.
Full Obit:

http://m.legacy.com/obituaries/gosanang ... eview=True

News on the Forum:
http://ngdiscussion.net/phorum/read.php?1,324488

My photos and videos:

Still pics of Ed from the Narrow Gauge Rendezvous 8/16 Prophetic now of my final words with him on Terrace Ave in Chama as he headed home 8/29/16. Also a couple of him chasing the 216 up the pass earlier in the week. Dinner with the Goose 5 crew from Lorne Noyes camera included.

NGfan shared the album My Friend Ed Stabler with you from the Flickr app! Check it out:
https://flickr.com/photos/54894386@N07/ ... 6182562334



Ed and Earl and a verse of "The City of New Orleans" 8/27/16 Cumbres Pass

NGfan shared a video with you from the Flickr app! Check it out:
https://www.flickr.com/gp/54894386@N07/ojJ1Sq




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Well said, Larry. I'm still in shock by this loss. It was far too soon...

Jason Rose wrote:Well said, Larry. I'm still in shock by this loss. It was far too soon...

Thanks, Jason. I'm still in shock and very sad.....