Rogers Windsor 840

[Guest]

I would like to thank everyone who helped me with the information on my brother's Rogers Windsor Organ.  I've listed it on ebay.    My brother was a classically trained organist who studied at Oberlin in the early '60's.  He studied in Salzburg and played at various churches across the US.  I never really valued his music until he passed on.  Now as I sat and listed to the Rogers factor technician certify and tune Dave's organ, it brought me to tears.   I'm kicking myself that I didn't request him to play for me more often.  For those of you who have little sisters out there, make a tape of yourself and give it to them and your families for Christmas.  They may not appreciate the value of it immediately, but I can assure you they will eventually.  I'm still hoping I find a tape of my brother's playing...

[OrgansR4Me]

Re: Rogers Windsor 840

I'm sorry for your loss, but I hope you find someone to purchase the instrument and you'll have a sense of the joy your brother's legacy is bringing into new hearts and lives!

[myorgan]

Re: Rogers Windsor 840



[quote user="Betsy"]...Rogers Windsor Organ....[/quote]</P>


Betsy,</P>


So sorry to hear of your brother's passing. However, I did want to be sure you spelled the name of the company correctly on eBay. If you spelled it "Rogers", I'm afraid serious organists will not be able to find the instrument in a search and you won't receive many bids. The name is correctly spelled, "Rodgers."</P>


I hope this information helps you get a better price on eBay. Sounds like a great instrument.</P>


Michael</P>

[Guest]

Re: Rogers Windsor 840

Thanks Micheal!  I've corrected that mistake.

[Guest]

Re: Rogers Windsor 840

Thank you