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Here are some upcoming musical events some of you may be interested in.

Sunday, April 18 at 3:00pm
Chicago Cultural Center
78 East Washington, Chicago
Amy Pikler, recorder


Sunday, April 18 at 4:00pm
St. Luke’s Church
1500 West Belmont, Chicago
free
“Recorders and All That Jazz”
John Langfeld, recorder, and guests


The week of April 20 is the first Chicago Early Music Festival.  Lots of
concerts and activities, primarily downtown (Millenium Park, Cultural Center)
many of them free at lunch time.  Wish I didn't work in Des Plaines...

http://www.explorechicago.org/city/en/supporting_narrative/events___special_even\
ts/special_events/dca_tourism/chicago_early_music.html for full information


Tuesday, April 20 at 12:15pm
Millennium Park, inside the band shell, with the door closed
free
Piers Adams concert
and
2:00-4:30pm
Piers Adams recorder masterclass


Thursday, April 22 at 7:30pm
Music Institute of Chicago
1490 Chicago Avenue, Evanston
Chicago Early Music Consort
with Gary Berkenstock, recorder
http://www.chicagoearlymusicconsort.org/season_09_10.htm


June 4, 5 and 6
Whitewater, WI
Early Music Festival
workshop for recorders and early music
http://earlymusichicago.org/events_workshops.htm and scroll down a little

  --
Robyyan Torr d'Elandris (Dennis R. Sherman)
Tree-Girt-Sea, Ayreton, Midrealm (Chicago, IL USA)
http://robyyan.googlepages.com

Middle Kingdom Cooks Collegium � Website and Classes

Greetings All!

Enjoy cooking? Looking to share your research? Want to learn from some of the
best talents in the kitchen? Hungry??

The event website for the Middle Kingdom Cooks Collegium is now online.

http://www.vanishedwood.org/cooks.php

More details will be posted soon. Check back for more information as we closer
to the event date.

We are also soliciting class submissions. Please see the website for more
details.

Your Servant to Command,
~philip white

To Ayreton,

It is with sadness of heart that I have to write to my friends of Ayreton. 
Today I lost my son Ryan of Foxvale in a car accident which also took the life
of his best friend.  They both left this world without any pain.

Some may remember him as young boffer fighter, a server at one of their feast, a
person who helped load their car, an archer, a banner barrier at forty year, an
opponent at the Stone Dog games, and one of the newest Ayreton fighters to take
the field of this last Pennsic next to his proud father.

It made me proud fighting alongside him and sharing the NS stories.  When I was
too tired to fight in the castle battle, he did so without me and created his
own tales.  The stories he shared about honorable engagements in the woods was
verified by an Ealdormere Knight, Sir Evander, these too made me a proud pappa.

Ryan has left a younger brother of six and a sister of fourteen and his parents.
Our family is grieving his loss as I am sure some of you will too, so please
remember him in your own way at this time.  Once I know the arrangements for his
wake and funeral, I will post it for those who may want to know.

Thank you for being a part of his short and wonderful life.

A very sad Ansel and family.

I have added a few pic's of Ryan in the photo section.  Please add any you might
have or your thoughts.

I did see some of Ryan, Gareth, and myself posted with the Ayreton banner at
forty year.  If anyone has copies of those would you please e-mail me a print. (
anselclay@... ) I would be gratefull.

BTW, for those who may not know, Hillarys husband Gareth is Ryans cousin.  That
is why we are truly family.

Thanks

Ansel



--- In Ayreton@yahoogroups.com, "ansel_1361" <ansel_1361@...> wrote:
>
> To Ayreton,
>
> It is with sadness of heart that I have to write to my friends of Ayreton. 
Today I lost my son Ryan of Foxvale in a car accident which also took the life
of his best friend.  They both left this world without any pain.
>
> Some may remember him as young boffer fighter, a server at one of their feast,
a person who helped load their car, an archer, a banner barrier at forty year,
an opponent at the Stone Dog games, and one of the newest Ayreton fighters to
take the field of this last Pennsic next to his proud father.
>
> It made me proud fighting alongside him and sharing the NS stories.  When I
was too tired to fight in the castle battle, he did so without me and created
his own tales.  The stories he shared about honorable engagements in the woods
was verified by an Ealdormere Knight, Sir Evander, these too made me a proud
pappa.
>
> Ryan has left a younger brother of six and a sister of fourteen and his
parents.  Our family is grieving his loss as I am sure some of you will too, so
please remember him in your own way at this time.  Once I know the arrangements
for his wake and funeral, I will post it for those who may want to know.
>
> Thank you for being a part of his short and wonderful life.
>
> A very sad Ansel and family.
>

Ansel.

I am so sorry for your loss. It's horrible to have such a young and promising
person taken from the world and your loving family so soon. I'm glad that you
have the loving and wonderful memories to comfort you in this sorrowful time. I
will keep you and your family in my evening blessings. May your hearts heal in
time and may the warm, loving, proud and laughing memories be a soothing balm to
all of you.

Fionnuala

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Ryan was part of our modern family and our SCA family.  He helped clean goat
stalls with enthusiasm and joy.  He teased his older cousins with gentle humor
and accepted our teasing in return with good grace, even about the "almost"
beard that he was almost growing.  He stood with us at Jeff's dads funeral and
let us stand by him at his grandfathers.  All with a quiet fortitude.  We will
miss him on the Pennsic battlefield, at events and our everyday modern lives,
but he will always be remembered in our hearts with love.
Gareth and Hillary
Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry

-----Original Message-----
From: "ansel_1361" <ansel_1361@...>
Date: Thu, 15 Apr 2010 03:55:50
To: <Ayreton@yahoogroups.com>
Subject: [Ayreton] Loss of an Ayreton member.

To Ayreton,

It is with sadness of heart that I have to write to my friends of Ayreton. 
Today I lost my son Ryan of Foxvale in a car accident which also took the life
of his best friend.  They both left this world without any pain.

Some may remember him as young boffer fighter, a server at one of their feast, a
person who helped load their car, an archer, a banner barrier at forty year, an
opponent at the Stone Dog games, and one of the newest Ayreton fighters to take
the field of this last Pennsic next to his proud father.

It made me proud fighting alongside him and sharing the NS stories.  When I was
too tired to fight in the castle battle, he did so without me and created his
own tales.  The stories he shared about honorable engagements in the woods was
verified by an Ealdormere Knight, Sir Evander, these too made me a proud pappa.

Ryan has left a younger brother of six and a sister of fourteen and his parents.
Our family is grieving his loss as I am sure some of you will too, so please
remember him in your own way at this time.  Once I know the arrangements for his
wake and funeral, I will post it for those who may want to know.

Thank you for being a part of his short and wonderful life.

A very sad Ansel and family.




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He was surrounded by love and grew a generous heart because of it. Dawn and Jim,
his time here was beautiful because you were his parents. Thank you for sharing
him with us, I will miss his great big bear hugs and goofy little jokes. I am a
better person for having been a part of his life.

all my love,
gwen

--- In Ayreton@yahoogroups.com, jeffnaggie@... wrote:
>
> Ryan was part of our modern family and our SCA family.  He helped clean goat
stalls with enthusiasm and joy.  He teased his older cousins with gentle humor
and accepted our teasing in return with good grace, even about the "almost"
beard that he was almost growing.  He stood with us at Jeff's dads funeral and
let us stand by him at his grandfathers.  All with a quiet fortitude.  We will
miss him on the Pennsic battlefield, at events and our everyday modern lives,
but he will always be remembered in our hearts with love.
> Gareth and Hillary
> Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: "ansel_1361" <ansel_1361@...>
> Date: Thu, 15 Apr 2010 03:55:50
> To: <Ayreton@yahoogroups.com>
> Subject: [Ayreton] Loss of an Ayreton member.
>
> To Ayreton,
>
> It is with sadness of heart that I have to write to my friends of Ayreton. 
Today I lost my son Ryan of Foxvale in a car accident which also took the life
of his best friend.  They both left this world without any pain.
>
> Some may remember him as young boffer fighter, a server at one of their feast,
a person who helped load their car, an archer, a banner barrier at forty year,
an opponent at the Stone Dog games, and one of the newest Ayreton fighters to
take the field of this last Pennsic next to his proud father.
>
> It made me proud fighting alongside him and sharing the NS stories.  When I
was too tired to fight in the castle battle, he did so without me and created
his own tales.  The stories he shared about honorable engagements in the woods
was verified by an Ealdormere Knight, Sir Evander, these too made me a proud
pappa.
>
> Ryan has left a younger brother of six and a sister of fourteen and his
parents.  Our family is grieving his loss as I am sure some of you will too, so
please remember him in your own way at this time.  Once I know the arrangements
for his wake and funeral, I will post it for those who may want to know.
>
> Thank you for being a part of his short and wonderful life.
>
> A very sad Ansel and family.
>
>
>
>
> ------------------------------------
>
> ~~~~~
>
> To view and add events to the calendar:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Ayreton/cal/
>
> To discontinue receiving discussion, but still receive announcements, go to
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Ayreton/join and change your subscription to
"Special Notices".  Activities coordinators, to get access to post Special
Notices, send a request to <Ayreton-owner@yahoogroups.com>.
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>

Ansel, words fail me.

Know that we are here for you.

I'm so sorry, Ansel.

Roana

--- In Ayreton@yahoogroups.com, "ansel_1361" <ansel_1361@...> wrote:
>
> To Ayreton,
>
> It is with sadness of heart that I have to write to my friends of Ayreton. 
Today I lost my son Ryan of Foxvale in a car accident which also took the life
of his best friend.  They both left this world without any pain.
>
> Some may remember him as young boffer fighter, a server at one of their feast,
a person who helped load their car, an archer, a banner barrier at forty year,
an opponent at the Stone Dog games, and one of the newest Ayreton fighters to
take the field of this last Pennsic next to his proud father.
>
> It made me proud fighting alongside him and sharing the NS stories.  When I
was too tired to fight in the castle battle, he did so without me and created
his own tales.  The stories he shared about honorable engagements in the woods
was verified by an Ealdormere Knight, Sir Evander, these too made me a proud
pappa.
>
> Ryan has left a younger brother of six and a sister of fourteen and his
parents.  Our family is grieving his loss as I am sure some of you will too, so
please remember him in your own way at this time.  Once I know the arrangements
for his wake and funeral, I will post it for those who may want to know.
>
> Thank you for being a part of his short and wonderful life.
>
> A very sad Ansel and family.
>

 

To Ayreton,

It is with sadness of heart that I have to write to my friends of Ayreton. Today I lost my son Ryan of Foxvale in a car accident which also took the life of his best friend. They both left this world without any pain.

Some may remember him as young boffer fighter, a server at one of their feast, a person who helped load their car, an archer, a banner barrier at forty year, an opponent at the Stone Dog games, and one of the newest Ayreton fighters to take the field of this last Pennsic next to his proud father.

It made me proud fighting alongside him and sharing the NS stories. When I was too tired to fight in the castle battle, he did so without me and created his own tales. The stories he shared about honorable engagements in the woods was verified by an Ealdormere Knight, Sir Evander, these too made me a proud pappa.

Ryan has left a younger brother of six and a sister of fourteen and his parents. Our family is grieving his loss as I am sure some of you will too, so please remember him in your own way at this time. Once I know the arrangements for his wake and funeral, I will post it for those who may want to know.

Thank you for being a part of his short and wonderful life.

A very sad Ansel and family.