Chester D. Doverspike Jr.

I still miss Chet´s insights into life in general and firearms specifically. See you again one day... Art

Chet and I worked together at Cincinnati Pool and Patio in the early 80s. I was a young kid working there over the summer and he took me under his wing. I still look back fondly on those days and his friendship. He was a great guy.

Chet was a friendly guy with an amazing knowledge of life and firearms. We had many conversations over the years and I'll miss him very much.
Godspeed my old friend, see you again some day-

Art Amann, EdD, Warden, Erie County Prison (Ret'd)

It was a pleasure to work with you for three short years at Field and Stream. I learned so many things from you about guns, and I use that knowledge almost every day. You made a great impact on everybody you met, and turned everything into a joke. You will be greatly missed. Your friend, Kyle Weixlmann

Skip and his family became good friends of the
Bryans when they acquired the ESSO gas station and grocery at the intersection of Route 20 and North Washington Street in North East right next door to the writer's family home at 5 North Washington. Their annual Chrisman party was a neighborhood tradition. Skip, May Fay, and Mr. and Mrs. D. are all missed.
Jim and Cindy Bryan