Homecoming 2005 Stickers Available

This sticker was originally created by the late John Mallany to celebrate Homecoming. While I never met John in person, I did go to my first Homecoming in 2003 and received one of John’s stickers from my friend Than “Dadofour” Orens. 2003 was the last year that John had the stickers made.

To carry on the tradition that John started and Giznaz continued in 2004, I had stickers printed for Homecoming 2005. I also have a few 2004 stickers available if you need one of those.

I did not take this on to make money. In fact I am giving these away. But if you want to make a donation to help offset the cost of printing, that would be nice. Any extra funds will be donated to the American Red Cross to help assist those impacted by Hurricane Katrina and will be made on behalf of the BMW Roadster (and Coupe) Homecoming attendees.

If you want a sticker, please E-Mail me for further instructions. mhenry123 at earthlink.net (trying to keep the spam down).

Thanks to Devin and mz. 368 for their help cutting these apart!

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Anytime!! Thank you for producing them this year......and noting that roadsters aren't the only HC attendees

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I just wanted a convertable so the rest of my hair would blow away!

I always saw the choice between the various cars and engines as a personal one. I had my reasons for buying my Z3, and I'm sure that they don't matter to anyone else. If I could afford another one, I wouldn't mind having an S54 Coupe.

Thanks again for your help!

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Thanks for doing this.

I just wish you picked a less slimy chartiy to give the moeny to.

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Thanks for doing this.

I just wish you picked a less slimy chartiy to give the moeny to.

I pressured Mark to contribute to evergreenleatherfund.......but he was having no part of it

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Evaluation of the Red Cross

Evaluation of the Salvation Army

It seems that this site rates charities by their financial data (which is objective) and does not engage in name calling. While I'm sure that the Salvation Army is also a fine charity, they are not required to file their financials with the IRS because they are a religious based charity. I didn't want to choose a religious charity, in order not to offend those who do not have the same beliefs as that charity.

I guess what amazes me is that you made your opinion known to me about this at HC and I stopped walking around becuase I was tired and really didn't need to be confronted with this type of comment, since I spent close to $200 of my own money to do something that I thought was nice and might be appreciated by others. But after running into you, Terry, i realized that some people are never happy. This is why people shy away from volunteering, because they encouter this kind of crap.

So I resorted to plan B which was to post this on the boards. Those who didn't want anything to do with this could ignore it, and those who were interested would contact me.

If you want to insult me again, please do but you might want to correct your typos.

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