RIP Frank Ford

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Pat Foster
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RIP Frank Ford

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Just saw this on Facebook. We have lost a giant.
I like to start slow, then taper off.
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Peter Wilcox
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So many great methods, tips on guitar repair, and much more, and kind enough to answer emailed questions. What a loss.
Maybe I can't fix it, but I can fix it so no one can fix it
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JC Whitney
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A giant indeed.
May he rest in peace.
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Bryan Bear
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This is sad. Frets.com was a wonderful resource when I started getting interested in this stuff. So much information. RIP!
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Matthew Lau
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Re: RIP Frank Ford

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Wait, what? RIP
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