Robbie Ellis

RIP

Well, I saw Mike's clue and I can't believe it could be him. He looks so different!

That can't be him! If it's the Bob I think it is from your clue, he really has changed!!

I'm drawing a blank on the other guy, Ray. I thought you and Lorraine still lived on Staten Island.

Last I knew, the gentleman on the left resided in one of the 5 burroughs. However, the corps is now currently based in New Jersey.

Somewhere in New York it would seem..........

Guess Who # 313 ? Call a priest for the man on the left!

I'm not good at posting links but you can bring it up on Drum Corps World or google Larry Kerchner.

Yeah, he's really not full of himself which is refreshing. We can actually discuss things and toss around ideas. I love what he wrote for me in Ghost Riders. Like you said, chills.

I was very humbled. I actually got mentioned in that article. Part 4, I think. Larry's been good to me.

It's Larry. You just spelled his name wrong. That's what I meant by "not quite".

Not quite.........

Sometimes I hear him called that, Rabbit. I have a pretty good relationship with him in the *Yankee Rebels*.

This guy was mentioned a little while back. I think it was another Cossetti reference and I asked if Gaedel was Bill Veeck's midget gimmick.

RIP. So sad.

No Rebels at DCA, no Robbie. So, I'm home.

I knew his face, Ray. Doesn't he play duets with Joe Fontana?

Stage.

I agree. If it wasn't for Tony, there would be very few pictures of me, good or bad side.

Next to Mike C (Collins) is Joe "J. D." Jacob. He's one of my favorite people.

The gentleman with Carl in the front might have to cut his 'grass' after all this rain!

I remember. Who is the other part of the pair? Just curious.

That person is my good friend, Kathy Dougherty. Now you look like a woman, Jim??

Oh. OK. I didn't recall any french horns when I was there. Nice!