Lauren

[Buddy]

Who here remembers Lauren? He was a anything Case related guy.
I miss seeing his posts on firewood harvesting and his fabricating of whatever he needed, and he painted everything he build Case colors.

 

[rrlund]

His obituary is down on the memorial forum. Been gone for over five years now.

 

[Steve in VA]

Who here remembers Lauren? He was a anything Case related guy.
I miss seeing his posts on firewood harvesting and his fabricating of whatever he needed, and he painted everything he build Case colors.

I followed his posts

 

[Richard G.]

Who here remembers Lauren? He was a anything Case related guy.
I miss seeing his posts on firewood harvesting and his fabricating of whatever he needed, and he painted everything he build Case colors.

He called to talk a couple of weeks before he died.
He was a good guy.

 

[wh]

He always had something going on. Also miss red from Indianapolis

 

[urbancase]

Yes remember him well, he helped me on a few problems like a lot of people here do. He is missed

 

[SweetFeet]

He called to talk a couple of weeks before he died.
He was a good guy.

Loren sure was a good guy! And his wife was a good person too.
Hard to believe he's been gone so long already.... both gone actually.

 

[RJKeith]

Who here remembers Lauren? He was a anything Case related guy.
I miss seeing his posts on firewood harvesting and his fabricating of whatever he needed, and he painted everything he build Case colors.

You could also email him if you had a problem with a Case Tractor or implement. He was alway happy to help.

 

[DoubleR]

His obituary is down on the memorial forum. Been gone for over five years now.

Seems like yesterday when he was here, hard to believe its been 5 years. We've lost allot of good ones over the years.

 

[flembo1]

I liked his posts about sugaring, he did it all the old way with buckets, no tubing and he fired his evaporator with wood. He was a little upset with the younger generation taking over and going to tubing with an RO setup but he did understand. As I recall he ran around 3000 taps.

 

[showcrop]

The ACG, Adirondack Case Guy. I believe that his family business, a JI Case dealership before he sold, was on NY Rt. 20 at the corner of Rt. 31. It shows as Primes Outdoor Power Service now. I think that he lived a little way north on 31.

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