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The recent sudden passing of a C3VR member prompted another member (whom we all know and love) to bring up the idea of contributing towards the purchase of a brick at the NCM in the memory of the individual and having it placed near the C3 Vette Registry brick. I discussed it with Adam and he thought it is a great idea.
There is limited space on the brick for an inscription (3 lines of 12 characters) so it would look like this:
Line 1: In Memory Of
Line 2: C3VR Member
Line 3: MemberName
or First/Last Name
or First Initial/Last Name
or First Name/Last Initial
or whatever the family would prefer
A copy of the brick, which would be sent to the family, is available for an addition fee. Donations received over and above the current cost of the brick(s) will be forwarded to the museum in memory of the individual.
The current C3VR NCM ambassador will be the point of contact and will coordinate the gathering of donations, the purchase of the brick, and the forwarding any additional donations over and above the cost of the brick(s) to the NCM.
This is a wonderful way to honor a friend and fellow Corvette enthusiast. Thanks for the GREAT idea SRJ...!!! 
Jim Olson 
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Yep, GREAT idea!!! 
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Greta idea
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