Anybody remember Bill Fender of Legato Guitars?

[Greg D]

I went to his website - http://www.legatoguitars.com/ - and it reads:

Due to failing health LEGATOGUITARS.COM is no longer active, but the domain name is available to the guitar enthusiast seeking an opportunity in a well-established, highly-regarded internet-based business with a 17-year history of impeccable service to the jazz guitar community.

I hope all is well with Bill.

Greg

[Mr Maj6th]

Post by Greg D
Due to failing health LEGATOGUITARS.COM is no longer active,

but the domain name is available to the guitar enthusiast seeking an
opportunity in a well-established, highly-regarded internet-based
business with a 17-year history of impeccable service to the jazz
guitar community.

Post by Greg D
I hope all is well with Bill.
Greg

I have dealt with him, bought a D'Aquisto; keep us up to date on his
health.


Maj6th

[Jeff]

I'm sorry to hear he's not doing well. I bought an L-7 from him when he was still in Virginia. He was mostly a mail/Internet business but he allowed me to go to his house and try out guitars. He's a nice guy and he pointed me to Matt DiSilva and Jeff Ponder, who are great repair techs.

Jeff

Post by Greg D
Due to failing health LEGATOGUITARS.COM is no longer active, but the domain name is available to the guitar enthusiast seeking an opportunity in a well-established, highly-regarded internet-based business with a 17-year history of impeccable service to the jazz guitar community.
I hope all is well with Bill.
Greg

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Post by Greg D
Due to failing health LEGATOGUITARS.COM is no longer active, but the domain name is available to the guitar enthusiast seeking an opportunity in a well-established, highly-regarded internet-based business with a 17-year history of impeccable service to the jazz guitar community.
I hope all is well with Bill.
Greg

Hi All,
My father (Bill Fender) died yesterday, April 22nd in Wilmington. He was 81. A memorial to celebrate his live and love of music is planned for September in Wilmington.

[Tim McNamara]

Due to failing health LEGATOGUITARS.COM is no longer active, but the
domain name is available to the guitar enthusiast seeking an
opportunity in a well-established, highly-regarded internet-based
business with a 17-year history of impeccable service to the jazz
guitar community.
I hope all is well with Bill.
Greg

Hi All, My father (Bill Fender) died yesterday, April 22nd in
Wilmington. He was 81. A memorial to celebrate his live and love of
music is planned for September in Wilmington.

Condolences to you and your family, and a toast to Bill's memory!

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Post by Greg D
Due to failing health LEGATOGUITARS.COM is no longer active, but the domain name is available to the guitar enthusiast seeking an opportunity in a well-established, highly-regarded internet-based business with a 17-year history of impeccable service to the jazz guitar community.
I hope all is well with Bill.
Greg

Hi All,
My father (Bill Fender) died yesterday, April 22nd in Wilmington. He was 81. A memorial to celebrate his live and love of music is planned for September in Wilmington.

Very sorry to hear this. You father was one of the good guys; we did a couple of guitar deals, and he was great to work with. My condolences to you and your family.

[Tim]

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Hi All,
My father (Bill Fender) died yesterday, April 22nd in Wilmington. He was 81. A memorial to celebrate his live and love of music is planned for September in Wilmington.

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So very sorry to hear this. It sounds to me that he was an honest and fair man

[Rene Oliveros]

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Post by Greg D
Due to failing health LEGATOGUITARS.COM is no longer active, but the domain name is available to the guitar enthusiast seeking an opportunity in a well-established, highly-regarded internet-based business with a 17-year history of impeccable service to the jazz guitar community.
I hope all is well with Bill.
Greg

Hi All,
My father (Bill Fender) died yesterday, April 22nd in Wilmington. He was 81. A memorial to celebrate his live and love of music is planned for September in Wilmington.

Hi, I remember Bill, a great and gentleman who introduced me to aesthetics of archtop guitars. I will pray for Bill, may he rest in Christ's peace.