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tower912

from the other board.....Quinn, Paul V August 22, 2009, aged 55....former owner of Hegarty's Bar.     Go over there to read the rest.     Having lived in (Carpenter) Tower for two years, I spent an awful lot of time at Hegarty's, including closing it every Sunday night for a semester with the rest of my floor.  Loved that bar.  Good guy.     RIP.
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ChicosBailBonds

Quote from: tower912 on August 26, 2009, 07:30:15 PM
from the other board.....Quinn, Paul V August 22, 2009, aged 55....former owner of Hegarty's Bar.     Go over there to read the rest.     Having lived in (Carpenter) Tower for two years, I spend an awful lot of time at Hegarty's, including closing it every Sunday night for a semester with the rest of my floor.  Loved that bar.  Good guy.     RIP.

That's too bad.  I remember him being severely overweight back in the day.  I'm shocked he was only 55 years old, I would have said 65 at least.  I don't know if he was ever able to get his weight under control, but I suspect that might have factored into this.

RIP

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