Sol Lipkin

The 1st time I met Sol was in Reno 2006. He was such a nice man & very humble.The tableshuffleboard world is truly missing an ambassador of the game. Condolences to the entire Lipkin family

I'm so glad Sol's path crossed mine. I loved his zest for life. He was such a pleasure to be around. He will be sorely missed.

It was our extreme pleasure to know Sol. He lived life to the fullest and enjoyed every minute of it. He loved meeting new people and they were always instantly charmed by him. We will miss him and send our sincere condolences to his family and friends.

My deepest condolences to Sol's family and business associates. Those of us who considered Sol a friend have lost a rare jewel of a man.
I guess the good Lord finally decided that it was his turn to share in the joy that was Sol.

Robert M. Overholt

The world, especially the shuffleboard world, is a much less better place without Mr. Lipkin in it. I can only hope that I can be 1/1000 of the man and the ambassador that he was. Wait for us with open arms and a freshly waxed board.

I first met Sol in Reno and he was the sweetest man. We celebrated his 100th birthday together as he got out there and cut a rug to Elvis! I was inspired by his energy that night and throughout the week his love of the game of shuffleboard. My heart goes out to his family as I know he will be missed.

I thought he would live forever. I was saddened hearing Sol had passed, but he WILL live forever in my mind as a friend and a person I greatly admired.

Sol was a wonderful supporter of shuffleboard and a true gentleman. Our community will truly miss him.

What a nice man, and was always so nice to Flynt, they are both having the time of their next lives, God Bless.