skyboybry
Hi-Hi!
Sorry to hear that. He sounds like a cool cat, truly idealistic. The world is a better place because of him, I'm sure.
Bryan
Bryan
End Of An Era
- Thread starter Finewest
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- Feb 5, 2005
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- Kingman, Arizona
- Bike
- 2000 ST1100 ABS TCS
- STOC #
- 004
Best wishes as always. Keep him in your heart and he'll never die.
Hi Fred
Kay and I are so sorry for your loss. It sounds like you have some great memories and you shared some great times. You will be in our thoughts! Prayers go out for you and yours.
Alicia & Kay Brown-Docken
Kay and I are so sorry for your loss. It sounds like you have some great memories and you shared some great times. You will be in our thoughts! Prayers go out for you and yours.
Alicia & Kay Brown-Docken
OP
OP
I've been working on a "Ride" video of my ride on the Angeles Crest Highway I went recently on to memorialize my Father. From it's title segment I created this short one minute film as a memorial to him.
So sorry for your loss Fred. Sharon & I send prayers and condolenes!
EJ
EJ
Raven
"two wrecks" - RIP ACL
Hey Fred,
I don't know how I missed this thread but know that my thoughts are with you.
Your dad was an amazing person and, even though I never met him personally, a big influence on my life and belief systems. His thoughts and writings really helped me through some rough patches and the world is definitely a better place for his having passed this way.
I don't know how I missed this thread but know that my thoughts are with you.
Your dad was an amazing person and, even though I never met him personally, a big influence on my life and belief systems. His thoughts and writings really helped me through some rough patches and the world is definitely a better place for his having passed this way.
Louie Louie
My most sincere condolensces
A belated condolence on your father's passing. It sounds like the two of you created some wonderful memories that will remain with you forever. That's the most we can hope for IMO.
OP
OP
Thanks guys. Very very nice of you to offer your sympathies. This is why I continue to be a member of this board; you guys make is seem like family...
Raven: Are you saying you are aware of my Father's work? I would like to talk more with you about it. It has always blown my mind how often I run into people who know about him. Thank you.
Raven: Are you saying you are aware of my Father's work? I would like to talk more with you about it. It has always blown my mind how often I run into people who know about him. Thank you.
rickj
Former ST1300 Rider. FJR now.
Fred,
I just came across your thread. I'm truly sorry to hear about your Dad's passing. He sounds like such an interesting person and one that I'm sure you are very proud of. Losing a parent is indeed a grueling process, but it's a step we all take along our journey. My mother was found to have uterine cancer (or ovarian - I'm unsure) while she was pregnant with me, and refused a hysterectomy which may have saved or prolonged her life. She chose death rather than taking mine. She died when I was one year old, so I never got to know her. My Dad died about 10 years ago and, although I didn't know him very well, I had to care for him after he suffered a stroke. It was the hardest thing I've had to go though in my life.
Cling to the wonderful memories you have of him, and be aware that he lives on in the form of his son.
My sincerest condolences, my friend.
Rick
I just came across your thread. I'm truly sorry to hear about your Dad's passing. He sounds like such an interesting person and one that I'm sure you are very proud of. Losing a parent is indeed a grueling process, but it's a step we all take along our journey. My mother was found to have uterine cancer (or ovarian - I'm unsure) while she was pregnant with me, and refused a hysterectomy which may have saved or prolonged her life. She chose death rather than taking mine. She died when I was one year old, so I never got to know her. My Dad died about 10 years ago and, although I didn't know him very well, I had to care for him after he suffered a stroke. It was the hardest thing I've had to go though in my life.
Cling to the wonderful memories you have of him, and be aware that he lives on in the form of his son.
My sincerest condolences, my friend.
Rick