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Sympathy Cards, Phone Calls, and Emails Rolling in for Mr. Tommy Biffle Rod
As you know by now, Mr. Tommy Biffle Rod pasted away on July 30, 2011. I have been overwhelmed by the sympathy cards, phone calls, and emails from friends, family members, and even strangers wishing me well during this troubling time. The following excerpt is from a sympathy card from the close personal friend who was in the boat during the tragic event on Beaver Lake.

"It’s hard sometimes to move on, but I have since this accident. Every angler at some point breaks a fishing rod, but life goes on and you will find another one to replace the broken one". Brad Wiegmann-outdoor writer, photographer, fishing guide on Beaver Lake and Lake SWEPCO and best friend of Mr. Tommy Biffle Rod.
"Sorry to hear of your loss" Keith Sutton-outdoor writer
Brad, our hearts go out with you, what a great loss of your best friend. Best Wishes To both families.-Pat Garvey owner of Crankbait Cover-Ups.
Our hearts and prayers go out to you, and to the families. May Gods peace surround you all.-Lee Williams
Hey you all, he's talking about his fishing pole! hahaha.-Edward Javorsky-Radio talk show host of The Fan Outdoors with Big Ed Javorsky on 1190am.
Very sly, Mr. Weigmann. I caught somebody's old rod & spinning reel from the bottom of a lake the other day. You want it?-Phil Core PRADCO
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