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What a guy! Always nice and welcoming. Use to offer me free drink everytime I seen him. He knows I don't drink anymore but was fun banter. Found out I was there for my birthday one year and went get me a 1964 Padron cigar. My favorite at the time. I rarely receive gifts for my birthday. I never forgot that kindness. You will be missed Bill. Rest in eternal peace.

Always a smile and a wave when I came in to check the Inventory of Chicas.
R.I.P. Bill

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If you see me at the bottom, please bring me my running shoes!

I first met Bill back in 2004 upon my first visit to Costa Rica. I have been coming back 1-2 times per year ever since then and have always enjoyed my stay at the Lodge. Bill made it a point to say hello and shake your hand and welcome you back every time he saw you. It made the Sportsmans seem like a home away from home. He will always be missed.
RIP

There are many places, outside the US, to indulge in our hobby. Bill made Costa Rica special.
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If you let the devil ride, he's gonna want to drive

Boynton, you’re in country, maybe you know the answer to some of these questions

1) What kind of services will be conducted in Costa Rica?

2) Is Costa Rica going to acknowledge his contributions as a long-time businessman?

3) Will he be interred in Costa Rica or returned to the USA?

4) What’s going to happen to SL?

I ask these questions because of all the rumors now being generated.

Any answers are most appreciated.

Thanks so much.