[Phono-L] Fwd: Waiting for news on Ken

[edisonstuff at comcast.net]

>From what I understand Ken is in a stable condition awaiting surgery this coming Monday, He had three stents put in his heart after his arrival at the hospital but will still need further surgery. I understand he's unable to have visitors being in Intensive care but suspect they allowed his brother in when he came down to take his truck home from Charley Hummels house  Charley's  keeping track of Ken's condition daily. 



Jim G. 




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 From: ggurwit at hotmail.com 
To: mideve at earthlink.net,  zonophone2007 at aol.com, dgio at dgio.net, 
bauerkirk at msn.com, nauck at 78rpm.com,  psala at us.ibm.com, corningn at comcast.net, 
lynn at intertique.com,  mfb at together.net, 78rpmwar at comcast.net, zuccawt at comcast.net 
CC:  lawrence.dubois at uvm.edu, lkrashes at optonline.net, ascobill at aol.com 
Sent:  4/23/2009 4:20:29 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time 
Subj: Waiting for news on  Ken 


As of  noon today 4/23........ 
No additional news on Ken, but no news can be good news.   Let's hope so. 
I  will update as soon as I hear anything.  Please do the same for  me. 
GNG 

KEN WOODBURY 
Ken Woodbury, of Keene, New Hampshire, might  be the nation’s largest 
travelling antique phonograph dealer, if not the  nation’s largest antique 
phonograph dealer. 
For over 22 years, a giant  Nipper dog affixed like a flag to the top of 
Woodbury’s tent has beckoned to  customers in general line antique shows from 
more than 12 states on the  eastern seaboard. 
Woodbury usually brings around 50 machines to shows,  and keeps around 800 
machines available. He also keeps 22,000 78rpm records  in inventory, as wel 
l as more than 3000 cylinder records. 
Woodbury  attributes his interest in talking machines to a longstanding 
love of music.  He attended the Navy School of Music and served as a musician 
in a Navy  band. Upon leaving the military, he was employed as a 
vice-president of a  supermarket chain. 
His business, “Nipper’s Choice,” was begun as a  part-time venture in 
1981. Woodbury’s personal collection concentrates on  phonograph accessories 
such as toys and record dusters. 



_GGurwit at hotmail.com_ (mailto:GGurwit at hotmail.com) 


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