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Carolina
by Barry Williams - 01/14/25 05:16 PM
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by Gary E. Andrews - 01/13/25 11:47 PM
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by Brian Austin Whitney |
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Hi Folks,
I am very sad to report that Niteshift (Geoff Wood) has passed away in Australia. Geoff was one of our longest term members and along with Graham our first two Aussie members. I received the program for his funeral on December 6th from his partner Debbie.
This one hits me hard. His last message to me was asking how all his friends here on the boards we doing when our site was last down.
If I find out more information, I will post it here.
Brian
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by DonnaMarilyn |
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[quote=DonnaMarilyn]
Donna, I know you didn't join until '08 but were you on our email list before that? Geoff was going back to the 90's. I don't know who else still posting here pre-dates this message board with JPF. I have been doing this in one form or another since 1985, long before there WAS an internet! No, I wasn't on the email list before 2008, Brian.
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by DonnaMarilyn |
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Wy was a wordsmith and a great collaborator, he will be so missed at JPF and FAWM. So true. He told me he felt so badly about no longer being able to take part in FAWM and the 50-90. They'd become very important to him. He was a character for sure. One of my best memories here is of the sometimes crazy and wide-ranging conversations he and John Schick and I used to have in shout box.
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by TamsNumber4 |
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Don't know if anyone goes through their old messages to see those last conversations.
Geoff wrote to me when he found out that my son had died from Leukemia at the age of 7 and it was heartfelt and kind. We chatted about things and then music and he said to me
" All that I know, is that you're a great talent that needs a sounding board. Wherever that is, I don't know, but would be happy to work with you should the opportunity arise.
Stay safe bud, cos the world needs your soul."
What a nice gift to give me once upon a time........
Thank you Brian for restoring the site so that I can look at messages from my past here, many good times and people.
Tammy
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by John Voorpostel |
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Now Wyman too? Man this is sad news. I guess not unexpected we start losing folks because as a group we are definitely aging (way to go to 91 Wy...hope it was all good)
Kaley worked a lot with Wy on children's songs. She must be devastated.
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by John Lawrence Schick |
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One of my favorite people here on JPF. We had some good talks. Yes, he had a bar Island. He posted a photo of me on the wall in his bar - like I was some famous person - ha, ha. I'll miss you Geoff! R.I.P. I remember when he purchased this piano. He was very proud of it. Here's a photo he sent me: http://schicksville.com/Geoff%27s%20Piano.jpg (I reckon you'll have to cut & paste the address in your browser) John
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by TamsNumber4 |
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Great photo John, thanks for the link. Such sad news, I'm still not over Tampa Stan........... I am glad I got to chat and listen to Geoff over the years and I am very happy to still have this place to come back home to. EVERYONE ELSE....PLEASE STAY ALIVE...........Thank you.........
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by JAPOV |
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One of my favorite people here on JPF. We had some good talks. Yes, he had a bar Island. He posted a photo of me on the wall in his bar - like I was some famous person - ha, ha. I'll miss you Geoff! R.I.P. I remember when he purchased this piano. He was very proud of it. Here's a photo he sent me: http://schicksville.com/Geoff%27s%20Piano.jpg (I reckon you'll have to cut & paste the address in your browser)
John Sounds like you guys were really tight
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by Colin Ward |
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Very sorry to hear about Niteshift. We collaborated on some songs a few years ago. I thought he was fairly young. He was working on a resort on a cool island near Australia (was it Tahiti?).
Anyway, go like hell as long as you can.
Colin
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by Joanne Lurgio |
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Very sad news Wyman was such a supportive member. A fabulous writer. He wrote a lot with Kaley Willow, right? Geoff? Sad "Niteshift" wrote some awesome reviews for my CDs! So kind and supportive. Both LONG time members! The list of passing JPF friends is growing. Grateful for the JPF friends I have made over the years. Rest in Peace my friends Love, Peace & Heavenly Music, Joanne
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by Kristi McKeever |
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So very sorry to hear of niteshift and Wy's passing. Both great talents. I often saw Wy at the FAWM sites and he has been missed over there. He was a great, supportive ally in the lyric writer's arena and a fine collaborator.
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