Milt Hood
- Jim Beckley
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Milt Hood
Just got word that Milt Hood passed away. Milt was a WW2 Marine and one hell of a good guy, they just don't make them like Milt anymore.
U.S. Army-Donating blood since 1775.
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Jerry G
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Re: Milt Hood
He will be missed at the 3 point range. He was a very nice guy and fun to talk to.
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Joaquin B
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Re: Milt Hood
Unbeknown to most, the very existence of the Tucson Rifle Club's range is due to Milt's hard work, vision and Engineering know-how. Milt and others recognized urban sprawl would catch-up with the original range at its former location. After securing the land where the range is presently located, Milt donated his time and expertise as a Mining Engineer to design the layouts, carry-out most of the earth-moving and placement of the stands.
He was blessed with a great sense of humor and the humility of the Kentucky-born gentleman he was. He never claimed credit for all he did. We will really miss him. He was a good friend.
Rest in Peace, Milt.
He was blessed with a great sense of humor and the humility of the Kentucky-born gentleman he was. He never claimed credit for all he did. We will really miss him. He was a good friend.
Rest in Peace, Milt.
Joaquin B
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Re: Milt Hood
I will miss talking to Milt when I go to the AZ silhouette matches. May he rest in peace. Tony Tello