Tuxmachines' Wall of Appreciation
Submitted by srlinuxx on Friday 2nd of November 2007 10:07:23 PM
These are special friends of Tux Machines. These are people who have donated either money or hardware to the site out of the kindness of their hearts. We will never forget them. In thanks we publish this:
Wall of Appreciation
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2013
Don L.
Patrick D.
Alexandru R.
Charles M.
David T.
Lucian B.
N.G.
Philip K.
Roy S.
Gene L.
William S.
Dion D.
Louis P.
Rick B.
David D.
Richard H.
Jose S. V.
Andrei-Daniel P.
Dave F.
KC v.
Juan S. V.
Pete R.
Jeffrey T.
John W.
John B.
Norman D.
Matthew M.
KC v.
KC v.
daniel z.
Sebastian L.
JHJ H.
KC v.
Richard G.
2012
Philip K.
Richard G.
Lucian B.
2011
Paul F.
Richard C.
Lucian B.
mihai i r
Tengis N.
Rick B.
Paul W.
N. G.
Gregory Z.
Robert K.
Larry M.
Dion D.
Carl S.
daniel z.
Claudio V.
Robert W.
christopher b.
Terrence N.
Charles F M.
JHJ H.
Gregorio F.
Gene L.
2010
James B.
Darrel J.
Claudio V.
Donald J.
Todd P.
Rob W.
Jesse F.
Russell o.
Matthew M.
Mark F.
David A.
antoine r.
Norman D.
N G.
Troy W.
George K.
Christopher S.
leon j.
Mark F.
Randy E.
David B.
Walter E.
christopher b.
Gyula Z.
Victor J.
Grady A.
Wanda L.
Dion D.
John J.
howard w.
Carla S.
Christopher W.
Petri J.
2009
Reg S.
Richard F.
Phil B.
Donald V.
Don B.
Russell o.
John W.
Grady A.
Paul W.
Ilias K.
Richard H.
Michael T.
Vonskippy
Mike J.
Matthew M.
Christopher W.
2008
ioanapioan
Rod R.
Felician S.
Don C.
2007
vonskippy
eco2geek
deathspawner
wildpossum
E. Vasquez
R. Ossendryver
2006
Texstar
justpnut
jan
ramonf
Wolven
mclfln
chrishopp
whmax
dlray
anonymous
laufik
fewclues
on-disk.com
Vince
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