Jim AKA fnmag
- Thread starter Mellow
- Start date
- Joined
- May 6, 2008
- Messages
- 6,187
- Age
- 66
- Location
- Lompoc, California
- Bike
- 07 & 12 ST1300A
- SPOT
- LINK
- STOC #
- 8057
This is very sad news, Jim was a very nice guy who was struggling with medical issues. RIP Jim!
W0QNX
Blacksheep Tribal Member
- Joined
- May 30, 2006
- Messages
- 3,326
- Location
- Pensacola, FL. USA
- Bike
- 06/ST1300 19/R1250RT
- 2024 Miles
- 007437
Jim was great guy to sit around a campsite and just listen to what he had to tell about what he did in his lifetime.
Jim was also a FCC licensed Extra Class (highest class) Amateur Radio Operator.
Rest in peace Jim. I'm going to have a ride in your honor today and I'll stop somewhere and release a mag for you. I don't have a fnmag so I hope a 44 will do.
Jim was also a FCC licensed Extra Class (highest class) Amateur Radio Operator.
Rest in peace Jim. I'm going to have a ride in your honor today and I'll stop somewhere and release a mag for you. I don't have a fnmag so I hope a 44 will do.
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ToddC
Site Supporter
RIP Jim
- Joined
- Nov 20, 2005
- Messages
- 9,521
- Location
- Cedar City, Utah
- Bike
- 12/04 ST 1300s
- 2024 Miles
- 000420
- STOC #
- 5901
A number of years ago, Jim stayed at my house, here in Murrieta for a TecSTOC I was having. I replaced his stuck thermostat for him. He was truly a great guy!
The morning Coffee thread just won't be the same! He will be missed!
RIP Jim (fnmag)
And, thank you Larry for checking on him for us!
The morning Coffee thread just won't be the same! He will be missed!
RIP Jim (fnmag)
And, thank you Larry for checking on him for us!
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I just joined this forum a few weeks ago And I have been following this thread about fnmag. He must have been one hell of a guy. You guys all have such kinds words to say. This place is amazing I’m so glad to be a part of it. RIP fnmag.
v8-7
Site Supporter
Rest in peace Jim.. Enjoyed knowing you.
VFR
"Uncle Larry"
Awww man, I'm sure sorry to hear that. I was kind of afraid that would be the case. Jim was a good friend and a great guy to ride and camp with. I'll miss him.
RIP Jim, see you on the far side.
RIP Jim, see you on the far side.
Rest In Peace Jim.
A heavy heart here.
So very sad to read this.
RIP Jim.
So very sad to read this.
RIP Jim.
So sad! I never met him but have read many of his posts over the years. It's like losing one of your favorite writers. RIP fnmag.
Rest in peace and enjoy the ride up there .
Jim was an institution around here. Always welcoming new members and being a super-supportive guy on every post he could.
I'm sorry we never met in person.
I'll miss his posts.
I'm sorry we never met in person.
I'll miss his posts.
John_Diego
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Crestoc 6-1-2013
RIP Jim
RIP sir...
A few facts about our friend:
He posted more times than anyone else on the board except @Mellow. Many of those posts were friendly welcomes to new members-- helping build and strengthen a community he obviously valued.
His posts generated more reactions than anyone else. I will venture to guess that they were vastly more "Like" or "HaHa" than anything else.
He was the most active Member of the Month.
In aggregate this tells me what we all already know: the board is a poorer place without him.
He posted more times than anyone else on the board except @Mellow. Many of those posts were friendly welcomes to new members-- helping build and strengthen a community he obviously valued.
His posts generated more reactions than anyone else. I will venture to guess that they were vastly more "Like" or "HaHa" than anything else.
He was the most active Member of the Month.
In aggregate this tells me what we all already know: the board is a poorer place without him.
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Hear Hear.
Ray.