Happy Birthday, Champ. May you have many more and may they all be
happy ones.

"Margaret Suran" > wrote in message
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> Happy Birthday, Champ. May you have many more and may they all be happy
> ones.

Partially heard on the radio this morning, in the midst of the breafast
rush: He said anyone who still dreams they can beat him should wake up and
apologize. :-)

JoeSpareBedroom wrote:
> "Margaret Suran" > wrote in message
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>
>>Happy Birthday, Champ. May you have many more and may they all be happy
>>ones.
>
>
> Partially heard on the radio this morning, in the midst of the breafast
> rush: He said anyone who still dreams they can beat him should wake up and
> apologize. :-)
>
>
Don't tell anyone, but I love that man! ) I had the pleasure to
meet him several times, promotions, not socially and you cannot help
but love and respect him.

Margaret Suran said...

> Don't tell anyone, but I love that man! ) I had the pleasure to
> meet him several times, promotions, not socially and you cannot help
> but love and respect him.


I saw him once, while he was cruising down Wilshire Blvd. in his gold Rolls
Royce convertible at maybe five mph. His little kids were climbing all over
the car and Ali just smiled and waved to the crowds running after him! It
was great fun. You could see people running out onto the sidewalks up ahead
as shouts of "Ali!" filled the air. It was a one man parade, out of the
blue, in Los Angeles in 1982.

Andy