Noah Cash

Got the email and replied already thanks

Pat was the score-keeper for sure anytime 12 Mile was shooting. She was there to support him without fail, and always had the "two-two" dance ready when scores were in the 22 second range. KEEP HER IN YOUR PRAYERS!

Any other way to find out about swap meet? I e mailed k back on the 19th of Jan. Still no reply . I would like to know if I can still get a table for the meet. I hope to have a bit of Stuff and may also have some of Rebs stuff to help Pat out.

Eric, I am Noah Cash, one of Reb’s many friends. I am in close touch with Pat and will show her this thread in the near future. I know she will appreciate the support and comment’s by all.

Ralph and I had breakfast almost every Saturday morning on the way to whatever match we were going to. If no match we would have breakfast and just enjoy each other’s company and go back home to spend the day with our sweethearts. I was proud and honored to call him my friend. His passing leaves a huge hole in my life.

REST IN PEACE MY FRIEND 1946Ralph2024 Ralph Edgar Butler September 11, 1946 — January 21, 2024 It is with a heavy heart that we announce the passing of Ralph Edgar Butler, aka 12-Mile REB, on January 20, 2024. Ralph was born in Portland, Oregon on September 11, 1946. At 17, he enlisted in the Marines and was deployed to Vietnam where he earned a Silver Star, Bronze Star, and Purple Heart with Oak Leaf Clusters amongst multiple other honors. He accomplished more in his 77 years than most could even dream. He loved conquering the impossible in the mountains, oceans, rivers, and in the skies. He was a Railroad Engineer, airplane pilot, boat captain, rock climber, hunter, World Champion Cowboy action shooter, rocket engineer, fisherman extraordinaire, and an all-around outdoorsman. However, he believed his most important accomplishment was his family and friends which he loved BIG. He was a husband to Patricia Jean for over 55 years, a father of 2, Rebecca Jean and Jennifer Christine, a grandfather of 5, David John Edgar, Christian Butler, Holland Rebekah, Kohlter Jude, Brodyn Pierce, and great-grandfather to Jamison Roan and Bronson Kane. He was our patriarch, our Superman, our hero, our ole’ GOAT. Ralph lived a beautiful life and anyone who has met and talked to him knows that he truly believed and lived by his motto: SUCCESS IS THE RESIDUE OF DESIGN. Instead of flowers please place a donation in his name to the Disabled Veterans Association or Patricia Butler’s GoFundMe to assist her at this time. https://gofund.me/77c5d229 Arrangements entrusted to Lindquist's Layton Mortuary, 1867 No. Fairfield Rd., Layton, Utah. To order memorial trees or send flowers to the family in memory of Ralph Edgar Butler, please visit our flower store. NC

I thank you sir!

I have seen the schedule for the Swap Meet at this years EOT, but do we have to get a reserved table or sign up for it in advance like we did last year? Is it a First come first served for the tables? Are the tables already spoke for? Who do we contact to reserve a table is necessary? Thanks for any info N/C

Or an empty rifle case that lands in the open port of a ‘97 shotgun!

I see that is making the most of every square inch too!

Congratulations my friend!!

Thanks for that info too! I also was unaware of that

Thanks for this information! I would like to have known about this years ago. I enjoy shooting the Shilo Sharps while camping at Ben Avery, but normally only out to 100 yards is available at B/A.

My wife (Hilda Billie) has 7 or 8 different treadles, 2 on display in our (her) living room. We restored and donated one to a local Cowboy Shooting club to raffle off at their annual match. I tear them apart and repaint them, both the wrought iron bases and the machines themselves.

My 250 delivered tomorrow