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Dear
Friends,
Please
know my dad passed away Thursday September 3rd from liver cancer. With
no reservation I can say he was the kindest, most easy going person I
knew, and I was very blessed to have him as my dad.
Some
of the last things I recall he expounded on before he lapsed into the
state where he couldn’t carry on a conversation were spiritual in
nature. Those conversations took place about two and a half to three
weeks ago. First was his insistence that based on the book of Ezekiel in
the Bible, and what’s currently happening in the Middle East, and to
Israel
specifically, the rapture is so close it could occur anytime.
The
other thing he talked about was an analogy of salvation. The analogy was
that salvation is like a person on death row…the jailer comes over to
a prisoner’s cell, unlocks the cell door and says, you’re free to
go. The prisoner says..what do you mean? Why? How?...the jailer points
over to Jesus, and says that man has offered to take your place and die
for you. My dad expounded that some won’t accept it and won’t walk
out…and say “I’m gonna check it out” ..and they check this and
that and never accept the free gift of salvation and never walk out of
the cell. I think people like that believe they must be good enough to
be saved..and that if they can just do more good than bad they will be
saved. But the bible says only Jesus can save a person from their
sins…and it’s only a matter of accepting his death on the cross as
payment for ones sins that makes one right with God.
Another
way my dad put it is that salvation isn’t performance based; it’s a
matter of surrender. Lastly, my dad said the Lord had lately been
stressing to him an even simpler method of reaching people. Dad
essentially said to simplify the gospel to what the bible says in
Romans
10:13, “For
whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved.”
-Carlton
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Napa
Calif - Frank Hendricks, 81, of Napa, passed away peacefully at his home on Thursday, Sept. 3, 2009, from liver cancer. He is survived by his son, Carlton Hendricks, and his companion of 38 years, Barbara Pridmore. He was predeceased by his son, Frank Jr., who died in a car accident in 1977 at the age of 27.
Frank graduated from Armijo High School in Fairfield in 1946. Thereafter he joined the Merchant Marines. In 1950 he married Myrtle Joyce Moody and had two sons, Frank Jr. and Carlton. He worked for PG&E in Vacaville in the early 1950’s then later became a barber and owned barber shops in Sacramento.
In 1968 he moved to Moskowite Corners in Napa County and went to work for the FAA as a caretaker of the Napa airport tower. In the late 1970’s he moved to Napa and worked as a barber at the California Veterans Home at Yountville. During those years he developed a Christian tape ministry and was active in the Full Gospel Business Men’s fellowship International. Later he went to work at Larry’s Barber shop in Yountville for 20 years before retiring in 1999.
His retirement years were spent at leisure studying the Bible and leading people to the Lord whenever possible. He much enjoyed having lunch and the camaraderie at the Napa Senior Center where he and his companion, Barbara, rode their bicycles to. In retirement Frank wrote and self-published a book titled “The Coming Great Reunion” which chronicled the many miracles he witnessed over his life. The book was dedicated to his high school friends he dearly loved and expected to see in heaven.
Barbara’s six grandchildren considered Frank to be their grandfather. For seven Monday evenings prior to his passing, family and friends gathered for barbecues so Frank could enjoy his own memorial. As a final farewell, a graveside memorial service is planned for 2 p.m., Thursday, Sept.
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Cigar
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New
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Livingston,
N.J. Dec. 19th 2005 Barry Halper, a limited
partner in the New York Yankees and one of the pioneers of baseball memorabilia collecting, died Dec. 18 in Livingston, N.J., following a long illness due to complications from diabetes.
"Barry was a dear friend, a valued partner for many years, and a decent, genuine person," said Yankees principal owner George Steinbrenner. "What a great baseball fan he was. I'll miss him dearly."
Halper, 66, began collecting outside Bears Stadium in Newark at the age of 8, and eventually amassed a collection that would come to be worth nearly $30 million. For years he proudly displayed it in his New Jersey home, happily welcoming visitors and extolling them with tales of his acquisitions.
Among his possessions were the documents involving the sale of Babe Ruth to the Yankees, Ruth's famous camel hair coat, Mickey Mantle's rookie jersey, and more than 30,000 baseball cards. He even owned the Bob Feller model bat on which Ruth leaned for support during his farewell appearance at Yankee Stadium in 1948.
For years, Joe DiMaggio was a regular visitor to Barry's home, and they vacationed in Europe together. Yogi Berra and Phil Rizzuto were among friends who celebrated his 65th birthday with him at his home a year ago.
In 1999, Barry put his collection up for auction, with a portion going to the Baseball Hall of Fame, where a room was named in his honor. Part of the proceeds went to his favorite charity, the burn center at St. Barnabas Hospital in Livingston, N.J.
Famed for the dry cleaning rack in his home that displayed over 1,000 historic uniforms, Halper was a friend to the famous as well as just plain fans. When Mantle held a hospital press conference in Dallas following his liver transplant, he spotted Barry in the room and said, "Barry, did you get my old liver?"
Halper is survived by his wife Sharon, and three children.
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I
can't think of too many people I'll be posting on
this page. But Barry Halper's passing should
be addressed I think. I've noticed in the past I
reference him often in my articles. Not on purpose,
it's just been part of the story. My 1876 Muller
Baseball Clock story
for instance, and my Joe DiMaggio autograph story,
just to mention a couple.
I
never knew Barry, but I sure looked at the photos of
his collection in that April 1987 issue of the Smithsonian
Magazine a lot. That article must have made him a
household name with collectors.
A
couple friends of mine knew him, Herman Kaufman told
me he put Josh Evans and Barry together for Josh's
first major sale...a long time ago! John Bounaguidi
did quite a few deals with him over the years. The
story I got from John was he had been selling stuff
to a particular dealer who in turn was selling the
same stuff to Barry. Apparently The dealer left
John's name and address on a package and Barry
called John and introduced himself, and cut out the
middle man. John once sold him an incredibly rare ale
poster featuring Cap Anson and Buck Ewing. We never
saw it in his Sotheby's auction, and John speculated
Barry kept it. John told me when he went to see his
collection, he was leafing thru a book and out
dropped Babe Ruth's last will and testament. John
also sold Barry the the Ward Ewing clock mentioned
in the 1876 Muller Clock story.
I
only saw Barry once. It was at the 1995 National
Sports Collectors Convention in St Louis. It was
before the show opened, and I spotted him walking
around by himself. I wasn't going to let
the opportunity pass by, and walked up and
introduced myself. I have to laugh when I think of the encounter. I don't think
I've ever met anyone that seemed less interested in
meeting me. I introduced myself and
shook his hand and told him how much I enjoyed
seeing his collection in the Smithsonian magazine.
He gave me a quick "yeah
o.k. thanks", and that was it. I'd
liked to have talked collecting but I could tell he
wasn't interested. I
didn't mind much though; mission accomplished, I met
him. The
fact he brushed me off was interesting in itself. Later I ran into Herman Kaufman, who was a
friend of Barry's, and was talking to him.
Barry happened to be close by and was looking at me
like, who is this guy, and how does he know Herman?
One
of the most interesting collecting stories I've ever
heard, was the one about Barry and President Richard
Nixon. The story I heard goes that they were at a
Yankees game, and were downing a few. So Barry the
opportunist kept'um coming in order to soften him
up. Barry had him signing baseballs, and finally hit
him up for the big one, and asked him to sign
"Tricky Dick", but Nixon declined, even in
a compromised state.
I
briefly discussed Barry with Joe DiMaggio once. I
mentioned the episode in my Joe DiMaggio autograph story.
I was taking DiMaggio to his room in a golf cart at
the hotel I work at. As we drove along I said
to DiMaggio that I heard he was friends with Halper,
as I had heard that DiMaggio sometimes stayed at
Halpers home. I remember him chuckling "Yeah
that Barry.....always wants me to sign stuff ".
I don't know if it's true, but I heard that later Barry and
DiMaggio had a falling
out, and that Barry desperately tried to mend the fence but
DiMaggio never would speak to him again. I heard
another story DiMaggio went off on his own family
once at the
dinner table for asking him to sign things. Then I
remember another story how DiMaggio had a falling
out with Frank Sinatra once, and never had anything
to do with him again. These stories are consistent
with DiMaggio's unabashed personality I witnessed
at the end of my story,
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