RichardGraham
02-28-2001, 01:40 AM
Hi Folks,
IHC reader John Fally has gone a long way towards assisting the creation of an Inline Hockey Hall of Fame.
It is something I've been thinking about for a long time, but didn't have the financial wherewithal to do. I still don't, but I can't wait forever, LOL.
John recently sold me 19 Roller Hockey International jerseys to go with the six I previously owned. There are a couple of duplicates, so I now have jerseys for about 23 of RHI's former teams, including a couple of teams that also participated in Major League Roller Hockey.
Those jerseys, combined with the inline hockey memorabilia I've collected over the past eight years, makes for a fairly extensive and unique collection. I have an RHI mousepad (the New England Stingers vs. the Minnesota Arctic Blast, I believe); tons of cool posters, stickers and T-shirts; and more.
I don't yet know where I'm going to house this collection, but if any of Inline Hockey Central's readers would like to contribute articles to the Inline Hockey Hall of Fame, with the understanding that they can have those items back at any time, please let me know.
This is going to be fun, which is why I got involved in the sport in the first place. Full circle, baby! :)
Sincerely,
Richard Graham
Editor
Inline Hockey Central
IHC reader John Fally has gone a long way towards assisting the creation of an Inline Hockey Hall of Fame.
It is something I've been thinking about for a long time, but didn't have the financial wherewithal to do. I still don't, but I can't wait forever, LOL.
John recently sold me 19 Roller Hockey International jerseys to go with the six I previously owned. There are a couple of duplicates, so I now have jerseys for about 23 of RHI's former teams, including a couple of teams that also participated in Major League Roller Hockey.
Those jerseys, combined with the inline hockey memorabilia I've collected over the past eight years, makes for a fairly extensive and unique collection. I have an RHI mousepad (the New England Stingers vs. the Minnesota Arctic Blast, I believe); tons of cool posters, stickers and T-shirts; and more.
I don't yet know where I'm going to house this collection, but if any of Inline Hockey Central's readers would like to contribute articles to the Inline Hockey Hall of Fame, with the understanding that they can have those items back at any time, please let me know.
This is going to be fun, which is why I got involved in the sport in the first place. Full circle, baby! :)
Sincerely,
Richard Graham
Editor
Inline Hockey Central