https://www.laconiadailysun.com/community/obituaries/kenneth-george-nadon/article_e25007f0-51a6-11ea-ac6d-2b9408d43836.html
Unfortunately we can't access that from here, (UK/Europe) but bad news however you look at it.
RIP Mustang!
Sorry to hear this news. He was a major contributor here that I learned a lot from. He will be missed.
Kenneth George Nadon 1954
Posted on February 18, 2020 by dany
1954
Obituary Franklin Kenneth George Nadon Kenneth G. Nadon, 65, a resident of Franklin for over 40 years died, unexpectedly, Saturday, February 15, 2020 at the Concord Hospital, Concord, NH with his wife Laura at his side. Ken was born in Waltham, Massachusetts, October 5, 1954. Kenneth was a graduate of high school in Goose Bay, Labrador. Kenny, as most friends knew him, was retired from New Hampshire Ball Bearing in Laconia, working in maintenance for over 23 years. He was known to be a Jack of all Trades and had a passion for motor cycles and being on the open road. Kenny was an avid gun collector with a love for photography. He was a long time member of the Pemigewasset Valley Fish and Game Club in Holderness, NH and presently a member of the Franklin Lodge of Elks. BPOE, #1280. Ken was predeceased by his mother Margaret in 2007. He leaves, His father George L. Nadon Jr. of Franklin. His wife of 29 years , Laura D. Nadon of Franklin Daughter: Amy L. Duclos and husband Joseph of Spartanburg, SC Son: Randy E. Nadon and wife Darlena of Franklin Six grandchildren whom Ken was so proud of. Brothers, James A. Nadon of Franklin and Leslie S. Nadon of Cheyenne, WY And of course his dog, Lily A funeral service will be held at 1:00 PM, Saturday, February 22, 2020 at the William F. Smart Sr. Memorial Home, Franklin-Tilton Road, (584 West Main St.) in Tilton, NH. Following the funeral, Ken's family would like to invite everyone to a time of celebration of his life, at the Elks Lodge #1280, 125 South Main Street, Franklin, New Hampshire. Spring burial will be held at Franklin cemetery at a later date. Ken's family has requested to omit flowers and those who wish, may make memorial contributions in Ken's name to the New Hampshire Humane Society, P. O. Box 572, Laconia, NH 03247. To send flowers to Kenneth's family, please visit our floral section.
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RIP Ken, never met him like many but felt I knew him
Never met him either and he could be as subtle as a rat with a gold tooth :icon_biggrin: and that really worked for me,no doubt we'll meet up on the other side RIP dude.
Sad news. :icon_sad:
RIP Mustang,
Very sad news!
RIP Mustang. A man who gave a whole heap to a whole lot of people.
Sadly missed.
Sad news indeed.
RIP Mustang
And thank you.
Kenny will be a great loss to the worldwide Tiger community. Rip mate :><
Thats very sad RIP Mustang
RIP Mustang. I haven't checked in here in years. Just now reading this. He was a steamer legend, and from the obit sounds like a stand up guy. There has to be Tigers in heaven.
I was riding near Mustang's town yesterday, so I stopped and left a note on the door, hoping that his wife Laura might see it. As it happened, she called me today, and was very appreciative that folks here were aware of his death, as she said that Ken did all of the computer stuff, and she did not know how to access his accounts.
She has sold all of their Tigers, but she said they have some parts and his CNC machines that he used to make the footpegs. I offered to post any of the Tiger stuff she still has on the forum here, and she has my contact info.
She is a very sweet lady, and they had been caring for Ken's father at their house, and he died shortly after Ken, so she has had quite a 2020.
If she sends me a list of parts to sell, I'll include a link here. Also, if any of you would like to make some side money making footpegs, she is selling his CNC cheap.
If it was UK I'd give her a fair price for it. If you like, I could advise on value if you know the make / model. I'd hate tsee heroget robbed.
Thanks Bob. Demand for that is apparently low in her area. There is a guy that buys and sells used machine tools right in her town, and he wasn't interested in even making an offer. She's got a Bridgeport machine too.
Bridgeports are the stalwarts of the small jobbing workshop businesses so shifting that shouldn't be too hard. Have a look on Ebay and filter by your local arear but include sold items so you can see what they're selling for, not what folks are asking. If it has some tools with it, basic stuff like tool holders ans a machine vice, will help the price too.
A couple of photos of the CNC and the make / model would help nail down it's worth.
Thanks for the info. I will share this with her if she contacts me, but I don't want to seem like I am intruding by contacting her again without her initiating the call. She has family helping as well, and I am just a stranger to her, as I spent all of my time with Mustang in the garage when I dropped by.
Thanks for taking the time to follow up!
No probs mate! Hope she gets informed help.