Billy and Bullet enjoy a beer and cigar in better days. Billy went to his reward a few years ago.
Chief Do-Nothing Smith and Cockrock doing what they do.
Billy L is not waiting for Abby to use the ATM
James E is part of the morning group. Chuck, right back, died a couple of years ago.
Don J looks over a shot before missing.
Closeup of Chief Do-Nothing Smith. He sometimes needed a note to get home, but recently has been confined there because of his health.
EW Smith is polite rather than telling Professor Smith "I've heard this before."
Raymond "Admiral" " Mr. Wizard" Smith. Source of many stories..some true
The ATM Samburg is using works in reverse. You put money in Rosco, you don't often take much out. Sam is a part-time pharmacist.
Mr. Smith front. Leroy back. Leroy died in 2000 after making it 85 years. Until he died he was one fine bank player, enjoyed a cigar and a beer, liked to walk the dogs, and at least once "danced naked".
Walter and Dagwood, both gone to the "upstairs poolroom". Walter loved his Stag and a candybar. Dagwood was so tough he once ran over a train.
John, Leroy, and Glen. John Lawrence Montgomery pitched the opening game of the Union City Greyhounds Kitty League season against Jackson in 1951, in later years cooled his gout by sitting with his feet in the refrigrator, and died at age 76 in 1997. Leroy passed away in 2000, and Glen, the great story-teller died in between in his late 80's. Good men gone to rest.
