The Offshore Family has lost another one of our past racers and co-founding father of the Great Lakes Silver Cup Series--Gary Stuewe. He passed away quietly on Nov. 16. Gary has a long history of racing (A-22 RumRunners) and who will ever forget the raw meat at the driver's meeting (or some of his other shenanigans the tour of New Orleans). Gary loved racing and everyone in it. He said it is in his blood. Please remember the good times and the next time you have a glass of Cabemat or a Coors Lite--just give him a toast. Thank you everyone for your support. You may call me if you wish. 630-681-9951 Ginny Morgan (Stuewe).

..thoughts and prayers to Gary's Family.

I am very sorry to hear it, he sure was a good old school racer!!! May he race on!

later, Pepe.@ Pantera boats

We raced him in early 80's he had a 35 Cigarette called NASTY, S-class.

Strange boat name for such a nice guy, sorry to hear that.

Lucky Strike

R.I.P. Gary

I didn't know him personally but everytime I saw him he was running hard or having a good time. So So sorry for your loss - Brian Hollis

Ginny, our thoughs and prayers are with you and your family, Mike Sadlon

Ginny,our oondolence to you an your family from my family. Mel Voss Vixen Racing

On behalf of the Great Lakes Silver Cup Series I would like to send our deepest condolence to Gary's family and friend. Gary played an instrumental part in Offshore Racing from APBA N.E. commissioner for several year to co-founding the GLSCS. He will be greatly missed.

Regards,

Andrew D. Bloom
GLSCS Chairman

Thank you all for your kind words and sharing your fond memories with the rest of us. May God be with all. Thank you

Julie