Lewis Chitengwa: A Gentleman's Game
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27 comments
Comment from: Alan Rae [Visitor]
After 5 years, I am proud to finally have The Book ready for you all to see.
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Alan, how many contributors are in the book itself?
Comment from: Grant Coley [Visitor]
Alan, congratulations on getting the book published, it's awesome to have Lewis' life formally documented and presented in such a way, and that so many people could contribute.
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Grant
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I am really excited to finally announce the launch of 100 limited edition copies of A Gentleman's Game-The Life & Legacy of Lewis Chitengwa.
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Comment from: Mike Ramsden [Visitor]
Alan
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Comment from: Jason Corley [Visitor]
Alan,
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Jason & Leanne
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Comment from: Barbara Erasmus [Visitor]
This meticulously researched and beautifully presented book will be an asset to the libraries of the many people who knew and admired Lewis. We have followed the development of this book since its inception and know it is a sincere tribute from Alan to a close friend.It will be valued by all those who play and enjoy the gentleman's game of golf.
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Comment from: Mary E Lindsay [Visitor]
Wow! What a wonderful tribute to a very special young man. He touched many lives and this is a fantastic tribute to him and others who contributed to his achievements. Well done Alan! We can all learn from his experiences and yours. Live life to the fullest and enjoy each moment. XMaryX
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Comment from: John D. Lindsay [Visitor]
Congratulations on the book - a fine tribute to someone who I unfortunately never met. It is obvious from what I read, that he must have been an amazing person and it helps us to understand why you were so devastated by his untimely passing. The way the book was set out, with contributions by a variety of different people, and the amazing photographs, helped us to get to know what sort of person Lewis was. I am sure that Lewis appreciated everything you did for him, as do all of us who have benefitted from your generosity and friendship.
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Thanks for your kind comments.
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Comment from: Stephen Ellis [Visitor]
Congratulations on the completion of your book. I am thoroughly impressed by your commitment to this undertaking and even more impressed by your commitment to the legacy of your friend.
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Today was filled with mixed emotions.
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Comment from: Kate Wolfe [Visitor]
Hi Alan,
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Comment from: David Faught [Visitor]
Alan,
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Greetings David and thank you for your comments.
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Comment from: Bill Jaffe [Visitor]
Alan,
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Comment from: Doug Spark [Visitor]
Alan what a wonderful tribute to Lewis.I would have love to have met Lewis. But knowing you I see a lot of Lewis traits have remained with you.....Sparky
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Comment from: Mike Huggett [Visitor]
Al,
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Comment from: Jim Clark [Visitor]
I just spent an hour reading the book a little more closely--Lewis would be very proud to know he had a friend like yourself--well done
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This has been a very exciting time, finally being able to ship and deliver the Books and I really appreciate the very positive and supportive feedback and comments.
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Comment from: Zoey [Visitor]
What a wonderful tribute to the young man who touched and inspired every person he met.I consider my self being lucky to have met a wonderful person like Lewis and would like to share a short story with you, He really was awesome. I met Lewis and Nasho in East London while playing golf in 2001 and we became friends.When we met I was in trouble because my College account was due and had to pay the balance before graduation ceremony which was due in May.
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Dr Bob Rotella kindly made the following comment after reading the Book:
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