This forum topic is intended to honor the life and legacy of William Cox, known on AAPK as Mossdancer who was active from 10/09/05 until 01/09/21 after making 2,484 posts during 15.26 years with us. The link(s) below are to memorialize the loss of Mossdancer but other links may exist within AAPK that personify the contributions made in the forums. Please feel free to add those additional links and comment in this forum topic of your favorite memory of Mossdancer and the impact he had not only at AAPK but to the world!
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William Cox (Mossdancer) - Gone But Never Forgotten
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Re: William Cox (Mossdancer) - Gone But Never Forgotten
Mossdancer had a great “tongue-in-cheek” sense of humor, which came through perhaps best in his creative storytelling. Great example is the “sandbar” stag post referenced above - an AAPK classic! Any who haven’t read it, should.
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Re: William Cox (Mossdancer) - Gone But Never Forgotten
Mossdancer, (WB), was a great storyteller and quite knowledgeable about Gerber knives. Somewhere in his wanderings he had become acquainted with Bob Valade, the gentleman who did the engraving on Gerber knives and the earlier engraved Al Mar knives.
My wife and I visited he and his wife several times and enjoyed the local seafood cuisine in Astoria, Oregon.
WB was a good friend and a Christian man. I miss calling him and discussing knives, the weather, old age or any other topic that happened to a catch our attention that day.
I miss you my friend.
Here is the link to the famous Sandbar Stag topic. It is the efforts of several of AAPK's most creative minds.
https://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/kn ... ndbar+stag
My wife and I visited he and his wife several times and enjoyed the local seafood cuisine in Astoria, Oregon.
WB was a good friend and a Christian man. I miss calling him and discussing knives, the weather, old age or any other topic that happened to a catch our attention that day.
I miss you my friend.
Here is the link to the famous Sandbar Stag topic. It is the efforts of several of AAPK's most creative minds.
https://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/kn ... ndbar+stag
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