ArfinGreebly
Moderator Emeritus
Some of you will be acquainted with Ron Hood, knife maker and designer of the recently released Buck Knives/Ron Hood collaboration, the Buck Hoodlum.
Sadly, Ron Hood has left us. Also, in another thread is a message from his wife.
If you made it to the recent BLADE show, you may have run into him there.
The linked thread has pictures of him with some of the attendees.
I didn't know him, heck, I didn't even know *of* him until a couple of weeks ago when I learned of the new Buck Hoodlum.
Ron and his new knife are shown here, speaking at a Buck Collectors Club Int'l meeting:
Now the weird bit: evidently my wife has some contact with Ron's wife through some of her "preparing for a rainy day" research. When I told her about Ron, she looked at me funny and said, "I think I just got an email from his wife." And, sure enough, she had.
Blew me away.
A moment of silence, if you please, for a man whose art was worked in steel.
RIP, Ron Hood.
Sadly, Ron Hood has left us. Also, in another thread is a message from his wife.
If you made it to the recent BLADE show, you may have run into him there.
The linked thread has pictures of him with some of the attendees.
I didn't know him, heck, I didn't even know *of* him until a couple of weeks ago when I learned of the new Buck Hoodlum.
Ron and his new knife are shown here, speaking at a Buck Collectors Club Int'l meeting:
Now the weird bit: evidently my wife has some contact with Ron's wife through some of her "preparing for a rainy day" research. When I told her about Ron, she looked at me funny and said, "I think I just got an email from his wife." And, sure enough, she had.
[Hi, Mrs Greebly],
Ron's at Smokey Mountain Knife Works Store in Sieverville, TN today and tomorrow.
Tomorrow night (Tuesday June 14th) he is on their show called "Tactical Knives TV"
He'll be talking about the Buck/Hoodlum blade and some other cool stuff
Dish Network Channel 224
Direc TV Channel 320
11pm-12am EST
8pm-9pm Pacific Time
Hope you can tune in!
-Karen Hood
www.survival.com
Blew me away.
A moment of silence, if you please, for a man whose art was worked in steel.
RIP, Ron Hood.