Play Meter
Issue: 1984 February 01 - Vol 10 Num 3 - Page 5
Letters to
the editor. • •
hope; he never gave in to the d is-
ease that pu n ished his body with
such pain. He was alert a nd pla nning
for the future . He even continued to
work until March . His mind was
always creating. He was inventing a
new game and h ad rem arked to a
friend how much he wished to go
home from the hospita l to finish his
proJect.
That was the kind of m an Harry
was- always anxious to give mo re
to people, to somehow make peo-
ple 's lives a little easier, and per-
haps, to give joy and peace to a
society that desperately needs it. H e
was a humble man who never
sought recognition for himself.
Maybe, he never really knew that he
would leave a legacy through his
wo rk , but I know he has done that
and I thank God everyday fort he gift
of H arry Williams.
My blessing to all of you, and I
th ank all of you for the great support
you have given me.
W and a W illiams and
Kitch y W illiams (daughter)
Audio Visunl
Amusements
Harry Williams' tribute
Editor's N ote: Steve Kordek received
this letter from Wanda and Kitchy
Williams.
To all the friends of H arry Williams:
I want to thank you for your warm
expression of love and respect for
Harry and me.
My beloved H arry died Sunday,
September 11 , 1983 , at 10:50 p .m . in
Desert Hospital. H e was given the
last rites, and I was blessed enough
to be at his side when he gave his life
over to God .
H arry was a most marvelous man
and my years with him were a rich
treasure. I was always aware of his
courage, love, and gall antry, but
never mo re so than during his final
battle with cancer. He never lost
Sof'IU!Ihing onyot~rmindyo11wanuo vent?
Got • gripe? F11lt of praise? Ha11e a
q~~ellion? If )1011 have commtmii on the
coin-operated entertainment ind11stry,
wrile to Play Merer. O.r "Lelleri to the
Editor" co/11mns t~re detliuled to yo11, the
oper41or/ rellder.
All/etters m1111 be sig,ed,· if Nlflllested.
onJ1 inilw/s will be •slid or the ,.me
withluld from print. PleiiSe inciMde ret11rn
adilf'f!SI (4/tho•gh. for the st~ee of yo11r
priv~~&y. addresses will not be printed). All
lelleri are sllhjecl to sttmd.Jrd editing. Be
co"cise.
PLAY METER. Februory 1, 1984
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the editor. • •
hope; he never gave in to the d is-
ease that pu n ished his body with
such pain. He was alert a nd pla nning
for the future . He even continued to
work until March . His mind was
always creating. He was inventing a
new game and h ad rem arked to a
friend how much he wished to go
home from the hospita l to finish his
proJect.
That was the kind of m an Harry
was- always anxious to give mo re
to people, to somehow make peo-
ple 's lives a little easier, and per-
haps, to give joy and peace to a
society that desperately needs it. H e
was a humble man who never
sought recognition for himself.
Maybe, he never really knew that he
would leave a legacy through his
wo rk , but I know he has done that
and I thank God everyday fort he gift
of H arry Williams.
My blessing to all of you, and I
th ank all of you for the great support
you have given me.
W and a W illiams and
Kitch y W illiams (daughter)
Audio Visunl
Amusements
Harry Williams' tribute
Editor's N ote: Steve Kordek received
this letter from Wanda and Kitchy
Williams.
To all the friends of H arry Williams:
I want to thank you for your warm
expression of love and respect for
Harry and me.
My beloved H arry died Sunday,
September 11 , 1983 , at 10:50 p .m . in
Desert Hospital. H e was given the
last rites, and I was blessed enough
to be at his side when he gave his life
over to God .
H arry was a most marvelous man
and my years with him were a rich
treasure. I was always aware of his
courage, love, and gall antry, but
never mo re so than during his final
battle with cancer. He never lost
Sof'IU!Ihing onyot~rmindyo11wanuo vent?
Got • gripe? F11lt of praise? Ha11e a
q~~ellion? If )1011 have commtmii on the
coin-operated entertainment ind11stry,
wrile to Play Merer. O.r "Lelleri to the
Editor" co/11mns t~re detliuled to yo11, the
oper41or/ rellder.
All/etters m1111 be sig,ed,· if Nlflllested.
onJ1 inilw/s will be •slid or the ,.me
withluld from print. PleiiSe inciMde ret11rn
adilf'f!SI (4/tho•gh. for the st~ee of yo11r
priv~~&y. addresses will not be printed). All
lelleri are sllhjecl to sttmd.Jrd editing. Be
co"cise.
PLAY METER. Februory 1, 1984
Offering the finest
new and used
equipment
REPRESENTING LEADING FACTORIES
• SALES , PARTS , SERVICE •
ARCADE PLANNING
SPECIALISTS
Ever y new and used video
in sto c k at all times
YOU'VE TRIED THE REST,
NOW TRY THE BEST
WE'RE EAGER TO SERVE
18 0 9 Ol ive St ree t
St. Louis.Misso ur i 63103
( 314) 4 21- 51 00
Fo r f urth er in fo rm at io n , ca ll Pe te Entringer
(co lie ct )
5
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