Tracey Bullard

[YaBB Master (Colin)]

On the Fairport site today:

RIP Tracey Bullard. Peggy speaks about our dear friend here -
http://www.fairportconvention.com/general_news.php

Lovely lady and vital part of the 'Woodworm Era', both as the landlady of The George and later organising the office.





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[hendo (Dave)]

On the Fairport site today:

RIP Tracey Bullard. Peggy speaks about our dear friend here -
http://www.fairportconvention.com/general_news.php

Lovely lady and vital part of the 'Woodworm Era', both as the landlady of The George and later organising the office.

Thanks Colin.  I like the idea of the Signature bass.
 Woodworm era?

[Chris]

Oh, that's terrible news - Tracey was a good friend to all connected with Fairport....

[Amethyst (Jenny)]

Sad, sad news...  

[jude]

Very sad news..

[Ancient Muse (Andy)]

Very sad news.
One thing about the bass, though - if it is sold on eBay only one lucky bidder gets to contribute a generous sum to Katherine House, yet I'm sure many who bid would be happy to part with their cash in such a good cause. I shall buy extra raffle tickets next year or when I next go to Cropredy,  because I can be sure I won't have enough to compete for the bass!

[PaulT]

Oh, that IS sad news... my thoughts are with her family and friends.

As some of you may remember, I won a uke signed by Fairport in the raffle at Cropredy 2013; I've not really tried too hard to learn to play it, so I shall donate it back to Katherine House, together with the tutor book and assorted plectra etc for them to re-raffle - at Cropredy 2015 maybe?

(I don't think I'd be able to afford to bid any great amount for the signature bass... but I'd certainly buy a bunch of raffle tix for it, if that turned out to be the best way for Peggy to raise some funds).