This
is Bongo's friend Mr. Roger and Mr. Roger's friend Missy.
Bongo is very proud of Missy, because she helped to keep his feet warm
when he was not feeling good. Bongo is sorry the Mr. Roger is
gone. He was a nice man and he liked to smile and be happy.
If you want to learn more about Mr. Roger, click
HERE. |
This is Bongo's
friend Mr. Z. His real name is Zelimir Schmidt, but all of his
friends and students call him "Z". Mr. Z worked at the
University of Tulsa in Oklahoma for a long time. He enjoyed
windsurfing, laughing, and helping people to learn new things. Z
moved on to the great research facility in the sky in August 1998. |
This is Bongo's
friend Mr. Larry. He always had a nice smile that
made him and all of his friends feel good. All of his friends
and family miss him very much and hope that he is still happy.
If you want to learn more about Mr. Larry, click
HERE. |
Bongo's friend
Mr. Keith begame very ill very fast. Ms. Elsie, Mr. Neil and the
rest of the Artificial Lift Team wish he did not have to leave so
soon. They hope he is still happy were he is now. |
Bongo's friend
Mr. Jack was
one of the giants of the gas lift business. He was also a really
nice guy. (Mr. Jim is working on getting a better picture of Mr.
Jack) You can learn more about Mr. Jack
HERE. |
Bongo's friend Mr. Adin was also Mr. Jim's Dad. Everyone that
knew him said that he was a good guy. Bongo and Mr. Jim will
miss him very much. You can learn more about Mr. Adin
HERE. |
Bongo's friend Mr. Jack departed suddenly and left behind lots of
friends and family who were sad for him to leave. Mr. Jack used
to look after Bongo at his office at Gasmer, where Mr. Jack liked to
play. You can learn more about Mr. Jack
HERE. The Obituary from the
newspaper is
HERE. Some of Jack's friends
signed a
Guest Book. A Video that Ms.
Rachael made is
HERE or
HERE |
Bongo never had the chance to meet Mr. Kermit, but Mr. Jim knew him
fairly well. Mr. Jim attended some classes taught by Mr. Kermit
and has autographed copies of his books. Mr. Jim says that Mr.
Kermit was a "giant" of the gas lift business. You can read more
about him
HERE. |
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