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  • Administrator
    MMI Webmaster
    • Oct 2004
    • 2166

    Professor Emeritus/Emerita

    A couple of recent posts remind me that some of our MVP’s stay with us and continue to contribute after having parted ways with their beloved A4’s. Noting this as well, a highly regarded forum member suggested that perhaps a new member designation might be appropriate for these folks, possibly “Professor Emeritus/Emerita.”

    I like the idea very much and will be rolling it out today. I’m sure I’ll miss a few truly deserving members, and I hope you’ll point that out so I can make amends.

    We now have 31 MVP's among our membership (now at more than 7,600), I believe.

    67c&ccorv
    Al Schober
    Ball Racing
    Baltimore Sailor
    BunnyPlanet169
    CalebD
    capnward
    Dave Neptune, Professor Emeritus
    edwardc
    High Hopes
    ILikeRust
    Jesse Delanoy
    John Cookson, Professor Emeritus
    jpian0923
    Kelly
    lat 64
    Marian Claire
    marthur
    Mo
    ndutton
    rigspelt
    roadnsky
    romantic comedy
    Sam
    sastanley
    smosher
    tenders
    thatch
    TomG
    Whippet
    zellerj


    Bill
    Last edited by Administrator; 07-29-2020, 12:58 PM.
  • JOHN COOKSON
    Afourian MVP, Professor Emeritus
    • Nov 2008
    • 3500

    #2
    Please consider adding JOHN COOKSON to your list. It would be an honor.
    I also nominate Dave Neptune to be on the list.

    ex TRUE GRIT

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    • Dave Neptune
      Afourian MVP, Professor Emeritus
      • Jan 2007
      • 5044

      #3
      WOW

      Bill, thanx I consider this an honor and truly appreciate it.

      Thanx John for the shout out and your many contributions and insights.

      I really enjoy assisting fellow boaters in learning the basics so their confidence in themselves, their boat and the safety of their crew becomes part of their boating practice!!

      And a thanx to Don for providing such a wonderful boating maintenance site as the MMI Forum and it's illustrious manager Bill!!

      Dave Neptune
      Last edited by Dave Neptune; 07-29-2020, 11:26 AM. Reason: mistake

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      • Administrator
        MMI Webmaster
        • Oct 2004
        • 2166

        #4
        Originally posted by JOHN COOKSON View Post
        Please consider adding JOHN COOKSON to your list. It would be an honor.
        I also nominate Dave Neptune to be on the list.

        ex TRUE GRIT
        Fixed. Showing both awards to eliminate any confusion.

        Bill

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        • Al Schober
          Afourian MVP
          • Jul 2009
          • 2006

          #5
          I was somewhat stunned when I found myself on the MVP list some time ago!
          I suggest that the 'emeritus' status be reserved for MVPs that no longer own an A4, either in a boat or a spare in the garage.

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          • Surcouf
            Afourian MVP, Professor Emeritus
            • May 2018
            • 361

            #6
            Originally posted by Al Schober View Post
            I was somewhat stunned when I found myself on the MVP list some time ago!
            I suggest that the 'emeritus' status be reserved for MVPs that no longer own an A4, either in a boat or a spare in the garage.
            thank you to all MVP

            I see nothing wrong about keeping an A4 in your garage, outside of the fact that it could be put at a better use with a needing boater. After only 5 years of ownership and a partial rebuilt that was only possible with MVPs' advice, I am about to give away my boat to friend as I am moving back to the other side of the pond... and I will admit that taking the engine with me, crossed my mind for more than a few minutes. DE-rusting and taking apart an engine like this creates an irrational bond. A cracked block well painted would be a great decoration in a man cave!
            Last edited by Surcouf; 07-30-2020, 11:40 AM. Reason: typo
            Surcouf
            A nostalgic PO - Previously "Almost There" - Catalina 27 (1979)

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