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[tiredshaw]

In 1993 I met my friend Eve. He was only about a month older than me, but he had his own place (a second floor of a duplex over on Meadow), a KID (not really a kid any more), a GIRLFRIEND (mother of said child, they're not together any more), and his own 4-track. He made a ton of home recordings, and later formed a band called Sistersound. The

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[dejavudu]

I don't suppose this would be a similar Kat(i)e Davis as one i know who married Fred Pinkard and opened a tattoo shop in Oregon Hill?

[tiredshaw]

It's possible, but she'd have to be super old - at least 34 or 35?

[dejavudu]

*gasp!* i'm going to tell her you said that. HEY!

Ian Kruske

[anonymous]

Hi, my name is Ian and Ian Kruske was one of my best friends. He was a great guy, tormented by his bipolarity. We went to community college together, where we met. We hung out just about every other day. His brother Steve and I became good friends as well, though I don't talk to him anymore for I'm sure I reminded him of his brother. I don't blame him, I'm sure it hurt every time I saw him thereafter. I remember Ian being a awesome drummer, a highly analytical mind, a genius rather, and a wonderful friend. I've seen Ian during his extreme lows, his anger, his passion... though every time I think about him, all I can remember is his good nature, his laughter, his wonderful spirit. I miss him, I miss them both, and I am happy to read about someone who loved him and cherished his friendship as well. I wish the best to you and thank you for remembering our compassionate friend. Email me at snatchtease@gmail.com and I can send you some of his music he made with his friends Neil and Jason, his last recordings if you'd like. -Ian