Joe,                                                                                 Febuary 15 2013

I took your class Wednesday feb.13th and friday the 15th of feb. I was on my way into work at 3am down town myrtle beach. When I was getting my stuff together in my car to take into work two men opened my car door and said give me your money. I sceamed and kicked him off me, he said "your dead bitch" and came at me with a knife, i leaned over and with no hesitation grabbed my gun from the glove box and pointed at him and said "no you are" It was enough for them to leave the scene and for me to call 911 and be safe. But if it wasn't for what you taught me in class i never woulda had the courage to do it. So thank you so much for all the time and training you gave me, it saved my life. I think everyone should have their concealed weapons permit.

  Megan

Megan

 Ski,

 Just wanted to thank you very much for an enjoyable and enlightening class. I had a great time and learn A LOT! Just wanted to let you know that I appreciated your patience and also how you related class work to real life. It made the class more interesting and you are a great teacher. I will be interested in joining the NRA through you. Just let me know what you need.

 Thanks again for everything!!

 PS I hung my silouette in my garage right next to the door where you go in my house. Bob just loved that!

 Trespassers beware.................

 

Cheryl

Joe:

Just wanted to send you a note to say "thank you" for your kindness and support yesterday during the CWP class/test. It mean a lot to me that you took the time to not only help me but that you allowed me to deal with my emotions - I apologize if they may have made you a bit uncomfortable; I tried real hard to hold them in but the memories won over.

Taking this test was the next step in my continued journey that I am now own without my husband. Fred was a former marine and a very proud, gentle man; he was my best friend, confidant, biggest supporter and my protector. Although it's been a little over a year since his passing, I am still dealing with the emotions and feel so lost without him around. Shooting was his passion and we spent many weekends at the range together. Now that I have accomplished a goal, I am hoping to be able to start getting into shooting again...it's not much fun by yourself but maybe it'll be good for me to get out and enjoy some of things we used to do together.

Thank you again for helping me achieve this goal; I was so excited and surprised that I did so well. I know both my husband and dad were looking down on me and smiling.

 

Kelly