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[Mike Waters]

I first met Rusty along with Mike and Bruce at Jack OConnors Quality Beef and seafood restaurant on Route 22 Off inerstate 287 in Bridgewater New Jersey in MArch 1988. We were a young Irish Band over for PAddys week and we shared the weeks bookings with WTC. I really enjoyed the couple of days with the guys and have never forgotten the crack we had. (We were the IRISH RAKES) or as Mike called us the Irish Shovels following our mis take on the Boston Tea PArty Band. I'm so sorry to hear of Rustys passing, one of lifes true gentlemen. I've never seen the WTC again but I came across my worn out cassettes last night and thought I'd look you up on the WEB. Well there you are, Mike Gerry and Frank The IRish Rakes (Now retired)

[Deb Williams]

We saw the WTC in Alliance, NE several years ago, and LOVED them!! Rusty was an amazing musician and spokesman. I am saddened to hear he is gone from us. His memory will be cherished..we listen to our CD often!

[Kary Fronk Clark]

I saw WTC as many times as possible as a student at Colgate University from 1995-1999. Nobody can do "Foolish Questions" like Rusty; you can hear the smile in his voice on my live CD. I was deeply saddened to hear of his passing when I came to Colgate this past weekend for my reunion.

I want to thank the rest of WTC for honoring his memory in the best way I can think of: Continuing to make beautiful and memorable music with an amazing group of talented musicians.

"And the tears of the people ran together."

[Darryl Brashier]

I was lucky enough to see WTC play at Wichita State twice back in the 80's. My old cassette tapes are about done, but I remember well laying in the grass and listening to an amazing performance by all the band, but the penny whistle and the drumming just blew me away. I'd never seen a drum like that before and the only penny whistle I'd seen was dross where this was precious metal in the hands of a master. And Rusty did it all while being fun, even after the band's van broke down on the way from Montana or some place like that...

[Tracy Carpenter and Mark Muller]

We are sitting here now, listening to Rusty's playful banter with the audience from a CD purchased at the Parting Glass in Saratoga Springs around 2001. Many years (and several CDs) later, we are still enjoying all our favorites. Checked in to find the next opportunity for a concert in our area, to discover the news of his passing.
So glad to have had the opportunity to enjoy his performance live when he was with us, and continually through the music that is his legacy.
We still look forward to enjoying WTC in person again, and won't hesitate to track you all down with impunity when you're back on the East Coast!
A glass raised in memory of your fallen friend, and for the hope of many more years of fantastic music from one of our favorite bands.
(this was the first "concert" I ever brought my son to, at 9yrs old (ish), and he's still hooked. Makes all his friends listen to "Stupid Questions regularly)

[Chris]

I was a student at Colgate from 2000 to 2004, and seeing WTC play every semester was one of the highlights of my time there.

My favorite memory of Rusty was when, right in the middle of the show, he called Howard, who was in the hospital with a broken leg, on his cell phone in the hospital bed. Rusty held the phone up to the crowd and we all shouted "Arrghh!!" into the phone.

Rusty made a lot of people happy. He is truly missed.

[David Arduini]

Rusty was such a talented, funny, good-natured, down-to-earth kind of guy. Someone you would love to just hang out with. Rusty's talent and generous spirit was remarkable.

He, along with the other bandmembers signed CD's for me when I first saw the band live @ 2002. Rusty chatted with me like an old friend who really cares even though he had just met me. I have been listening for nearly 20 years now. WTC is one of my all-time favorites. I emailed back and forth with Rusty from time-to-time hoping to help book a show in my area. So, he informed me when Chip died, which was also quite sad.

I am planning on seeing the band in April, and was just going to the site to recheck the date. I almost fell out of my chair when I saw Rusty was gone - I had no idea. I still have a lot of respect for WTC, Mike and the others, but it will never be the same without Rusty. Peace, bro - I know you are cheering up the place wherever you are! :-)

[Cindy Heath]

The Woods Tea Company has performed regularly over the years here in Lebanon, NH, to very appreciative crowds. I always enjoyed the annual call from Rusty asking to perform "on the green" for our summer concert series. It was always more than just a booking call, with plenty of chat about what the band was up to, and that was much appreciated.
Rusty & Chip's memories live on in the wonderful music the band has created over the years, and we look forward to continuing to host Woods Tea Company.

[Anne Brandolini]

My all time favorite Rusty story, told probably many times, but I heard it at Colgate University. He was talking about being in a grocery store with his then three year old daughter. Rusty mentioned that he had enormous respect for EMT's and that one was in line ahead of them. He was a rather large man. When the EMT's pager went off, his daughter said "Look out, Daddy, he's backing up!" So sad to hear of his death.